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Waterloo, Illinois

  • Waterloo Winery

    This 170 yr old dwelling, once the home of three prominent families in the area, honors them with titles to the unique cellar rooms. The vineyards offer a variety of 35 French and American hybrid grap...
    Waterloo Winery

  • Schorr Lake Vineyard and Winery

    Officially began in 1994, The winery now grows a total of 15 varieties of grapes and it also grows blackberries and strawberries. All wines produced at Schorr Lake are estate grown and estate produced...
    Schorr Lake Vineyard and Winery

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Schorr Lake Vineyard and Winery

Officially began in 1994, The winery now grows a total of 15

Waterloo, IL Wineries

Waterloo Winery

This 170 yr old dwelling, once the home of three prominent families in the area, honors them with titles to the unique cellar rooms. The vineyards offer a variety of 35

Waterloo, IL Wineries

Peterstown House

In Waterloo, remnants of the country's early history are preserved at this house, the only stagecoach stop still in tack along the historic 60-mile Kaskaskia-Cahokia Trail. The original house built in the 1830'

Waterloo, IL Museums

Rex's Museum

A Lionel train set shares space with a Li'l Abner Dogpatch Band windup toy and British toy soldiers, antique collectibles, clothing, glassware, a mule deer antler chandellier &

Waterloo, IL Museums

Waterloo Country Club

Course Access: Private
Holes: 9
Reserve Advance Tee Times:

Waterloo, IL Golf Courses

Things to do near Waterloo, IL

The Church Of The Holy Family

Berger-Kiel House

The house is a 1½-story hall and parlor, log, and frame home built around 1864 for a low-income rural family....

Governor Bond Memorial

The Governor Bond State Memorial marks the grave of Shadrach Bond (1773-1832), the first governor of Illinois after it attain...

Peterstown House

In Waterloo, remnants of the country's early history are preserved at this house, the only stagecoach stop still in tack alon...

Benjamin Godfrey Memorial Chapel

Built in 1851 by Monticello Seminary and the Congregational Church. School activities and community functions were held here....