Aurora, Illinois

Children's, History, Military

Galena, Illinois

History

Shawneetown, Illinois

History, Historical Society, Library

Murphysboro, Illinois

History

Geneseo, Illinois

History

Palatine, Illinois

Art, History, Library

Glen Carbon, Illinois

History, Historic House, Historical Society

Visitors to the museum will be treated to displays and memorabilia of early Glen Carbon that have been donated by citizens of the Village. You may view and print a brochure on the Heritage Museum.

Glenview, Illinois

History

Golden, Illinois

History, Historical Society

Jacksonville, Illinois

History

Galena, Illinois

History

Galesburg, Illinois

History, Historical Society

We are a new upstart museum focusing on Galesburg history, both from the people and culture of the town to the people and business's that made us what we are. We are still currently looking for more exhibits and welcome any one who wishes to exhibit. This is a departure from the house museum that we sold last year but we hope to fullfill our mission statement better in this forum

Quincy, Illinois

History

Carterville, Illinois

History

Geneva, Illinois

History

Founded in 1943 and built first museum and archives in 1964. Moved to new facility in downtown Geneva in 2004. Funded completely through the generosity of local citizens and organizations without any tax monies.

Lockport, Illinois

History

Glencoe, Illinois

History

Chicago, Illinois

Art, General, History, Historic House

Glessner House Museum boasts a veritable garden of earthly delights for the appreciation and study of decorative arts. From the Isaac Scott cabinetry, to the Morris & Co. textiles, and the eclectic array of ceramics, the museum offers visitors a singular experience in which nearly all of the furnishings and appointments are original to the family. Visitors to this historic home thrill at the hundreds of glorious art objects that grace the period rooms.

Morris, Illinois

History, Natural History

Oak Brook, Illinois

History, Historic House, Specialized

Graue Mill and Museum, an operating waterwheel grist mill and homestead, is dedicated to maintaining a bridge between past and present generations in the belief that understanding our history is vital to our future. The Museum provides programs -- for school children and others -- that include milling, spinning and weaving and living history presentations, as well as artifacts which illustrate the way of life of area residents between 1850 and 1890 and the impact mills such as Graue Mill had on our culture.