The Pettengill-Morron House Museum was built by Moses Pettengill in 1868 in the Second Empire architectural style; the house has 11 rooms. The museum contains a unique collection of decorative arts, fine textiles, antique furniture and silver collections from several Peoria families. In 1900
Peoria, IL MuseumsThe longest continuously running community theatre in Illinois and the 4th oldest in the nation, the Peoria Players has been in continuous operation since 1919
Peoria, IL TheatresThis downstate's largest private museum features traveling art and science exhibitions, as well as a Planetarium, Children'
Peoria, IL Science CentersView the production of a variety of John Deere implements and parts distribution, depending on the factory site selected. The...
The Museum follows the rich history of the Oldest School for the Deaf in Illinois. The museum has displays over 9 rooms on 2 ...
Visit the Mississippi Valley Historic Auto Museum is located on Quincy's riverfront....
Turn-of-the-century paddle wheeler available for sight-seeing, theme cruises, private charters and overnight exursions to Sta...
Recreational activities that are suited for all age groups. 18 Hole miniature golf, bankshot basketball (like mini-golf with ...