Fulton’s annual Dutch Days Festival is set for May 2-3, and this year they’ll be celebrating 25 years of de Immigrant windmill, along with all the beloved traditions that make this event so special.
NLI’s Legacy Tree Program, with monthly tree recognition, continues to highlight trees of historic significance with interesting stories, in addition to finding very large trees that qualify for the Illinois Big Tree Register. This month’s tree is no exception. It scores as yet another local state champion tree.
Royal Neighbors of America (RNA) Prophetstown Adult Chapter 516 and Thomas/Tampico Adult Chapter 1570 are having fundraisers at the Tampico Sesquicentennial Kick-off event on Saturday, February 22 starting at 2 p.m.
Tampico Mayor Bruce Peltier, the Tampico Area Historical Society, and Elevate Tampico are pleased to announce that they will be hosting a Sesquicentennial Kick-off Event to celebrate the 150th Anniversary of the village’s incorporation date of 1875.
The Village of Tampico is kicking off their Sesquicentennial year on Saturday, February 22nd at the Reagan Community Center, with the Village Council discussing a few planning items at their meeting on Tuesday, February 4th.
The Prophetstown Area Historical Society (PAHS) continues to make notable impacts on the community, both in preservation and outreach. An annual review of the community organization was presented at the monthly meeting in January.
A traditional Irish group, Blame Not the Bard, will celebrate their 10th anniversary of being a band at the Bishop Hill Creative Commons, 309 N. Bishop Hill St., on Saturday, January 25th.
For decades, a relic of a bygone era of transcontinental mail delivery has withstood the elements on the edge of a property in the Rock River valley corridor.
A plan of action for the historic Lyndon Bridge was approved by the Lyndon Board of Trustees at their meeting on Tuesday, January 14th.
On Saturday, February 1st, the Bishop Hill Heritage Association (BHHA) will be having its annual meeting at the Steeple Building Museum, located at 103 North Bishop Hill Street, Bishop Hill.
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