It’s been a few years since the building has been open to the public for community events. Asa Crook, the first settler in what would be known as Prophetstown, built the home in 1839. It still looks very much like it did then, complete with furnishings from the era. The house is located at 651 E. 3rd Street, right next to Winning Wheels.
Come tour the house and take a peak through the windows showing the interior of the walls. Enjoy a yummy treat or two while listening to the music of the PLT High School Choir under the direction of Madison Fouts.
The mission of PAHS is to preserve the history of the Prophetstown area, from the time of settlement to the present day. The museum is located at 302 Washington Street, Prophetstown, with open hours every Saturday from 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. Stay up to date on their events by following their Facebook page.
The historical Asa Crook Home in Prophetstown.
