This reconstructed 1830's village is where Lincoln lived for 6 yrs. as a young adult. Here is where he studied law and began politics. All 23 buildings have been reconstructed to give visitors a clearer understanding of Pioneer life.
Petersburg, IL Historic SitesSurveyed by Abraham Lincoln in 1836, the Petersburg Historic District, which encompasses well over half of Petersburg, is included in the National Register of Historic Sites
Petersburg, IL Historic DistrictsThe Watseka Union Depot is now the home to railroad memorabilia displays....
Downstate's newest paved hike and bike trail follows the historic railbed 15 miles across the prairie....
The current Effingham County Courthouse was built in 1871 after Effingham was named the county seat. An earlier 1850's courth...
The Lincoln Log Cabin State Historic Site is the last home of Thomas and Sarah Lincoln, Abraham Lincoln's parents. It shares ...
Children's indoor playground with 21-foot, 3-story soft play system, slides, ball pits and air bounce. ...