Bolingbrook, Illinois
History, Historical Society
Joliet, Illinois
Art, Historic House
Calmer House Gallery is established within Joliet's East Side National Register Historic District in a late 19th century structure where contemporary artistic visions can be seen in a traditional aesthetic setting. Our goal is to provide a venue for both established and emerging members of the photographic arts community.
Lockport, Illinois
History
Lockport, Illinois
History, Park
Lockport, Illinois
History
Lockport, Illinois
Art, Culture, History
The Lockport Gallery features changing exhibitions of art created by past and contemporary Illinois artists and artisans. Paintings, drawings, sculptures, quilts, and other decorative and ethnographic arts are showcased in rotating, theme-based exhibitions augmented by interpretive materials.
Romeoville, Illinois
History
Joliet, Illinois
Art, History
Joliet, Illinois
Art, Culture, General, History, University
Romeoville, Illinois
History
Willow Springs, Illinois
Nature Centers
New Lenox, Illinois
Culture, General, History, Historic House, Historical Society
Historical Society has restored the one-room schoolhouse called Schmuhl School, located on the corner of Rt. 30 and Schoolhouse Road in New Lenox, Il. Students from the area schools use the building to spend a day in class as students would have done in the 1930's. School is open by appointment.
Lemont, Illinois
History, Library
Jolliet, Illinois
History
This new museum is organized to focus on Victorian life, Joliet history in honor of local historian P. Seth Magosky who died suddenly at age 39.
Joliet, Illinois
Nature Centers
Plainfield, Illinois
Art, History, Historical Society
Romeoville, Illinois
Historical Society
The Romeoville Area Historical Society collects and displays information and artifacts from Romeoville, Bolinbroook and rural DuPage Township, specializing in the early farming community, one-room schools, the first 45/15 all-year school district and Hampton Park where houses were "built in a day".
Lockport, Illinois
History, Historical Society, Park
Opening for the season Feb. 17, 2012 with the opening of the new Research & Geneological Room featuring the database of African Americans that lived in Will County in the 19th century.