This is the Clinton County Freedom Rock. Completing the Freedom Rock tour of all 99 Iowa counties…read moreis something my girlfriend and I have been working on for the past few years. And this was our last rock...! Set along the riverview with a lighthouse and a steamboat in the background along the Mississippi River... I'm not sure we could have picked a better rock to end our journey with! Not only do we learn about the military involvement and the contributions of veterans in each county... A lot of times we stumble on other hidden gems, that we had no idea even existed, as we venture further into our own backyard. As happy as I am now that we have all 99 and finished our Freedom Rock Tour...a little part of me is going to really miss these trips. We'll just have to find another "tour" to pick up! When you are checking out each Freedom Rock make sure you explore the surrounding area for other points of interest. And please remember to support local businesses...! Visit https://www.thefreedomrock.com/ for more information on Iowa's Freedom Rocks and the tour!

We were only to drive by and walk around the home as it was already closed to visitors…read more Located in the small town of Dixon Illinois,the home looks beautiful. Open April thru December , Thursday -Sunday from 10am-3pm. Admission is free and the tour takes about an hour. A small donation tho is suggested. Street parking is available. Location...816 S. Hennepin Ave.

Located in a quiet community near downtown Dixon, Illinois, is Ronald Reagan's boyhood at home…read more A modest home in a modest neighborhood has off street parking for visitors, making access easy. A visitor center is located in a separate house from the original home. Informative Plex located throughout the ground along with a life-size statue makes for a nice visit and great opportunity stretch your legs before you get on the road again. Located about 10 minutes away from the John Deere historic site

We had time to kill and took a drive up the Great River Road from the quad cities. We decided to…read moreexperience De Immigrant and what a treat. We didn't realize that there would be a guided tour with staff passionate and knowledgeable about their craft and history. We learned all about the process of adding a windmill to the community, how they actually work it, and what challenges they can face. What fun! The fact that they actually sell their product(s) for a very reasonable price across the street was neat to find out. We got home with some bran and flour. Looking forward to using it. We may have to sneak back by the local meat market for more as they'll be closing down sales at the gift shop for Winter.

I was looking foreword to exploring this cool windmill which was closed when I went, its seasonal…read moreand I should checked first but I was in the area anyway so not a big deal. This is an authentic working Dutch windmill and you can buy the finished products at the gift shop so you can take home some stone ground goodness and how cool is that, just go when there open.

This might be one of the best organized historic societies I have worked with. Super helpful and…read moregreat location.

My daughter had had her wedding here. It was wonderful as were the people who were there to help…read more Great place to visit. Big part of ILLINOIS history!!

I highly recommend stopping in for a tour of this magnificent structure. The cost is $5 per person…read more They often hold a "Free Day" so, you might not have to pay anything. The curator Erin is very kind, and knowledgeable. Most reviews on the place are contributed to TripAdvisor, but I felt the Yelp audience would like to know of a place they could visit on a rainy day. Or anytime! I believe the tours are Thursday - Saturday at designated time slots from around Noon to 3pm for a duration of an hour. Call ahead for more info and planning.

Happy to call you Home Chicagoland came to our rescue when a…read morejob loss in New Jersey forced my husband and I into a life change. We feel so happy to have landed on our feet in Illinois! The state has welcomed us wholeheartedly. Our neighbors are open and friendly. Passer's by on the street offer a smile or a nod, driving on the roads is a pleasure-both the conditions of the roads and the drivers sensibilities :D Oops, there is that small thing about the traffic but, after my 3 weeks in the state, I'll take it! Can't wait to get out in a few weeks to check out the lakes, streams and parks and of course the city of Chicago!

This Recruiting station has the Best Recruiters, whom I have had the pleasure of working with to…read morejoin the Army. Thank you for helping me take the next step into the Army to better my future!

I was nervous this being my first time in court, and the other review on here didn't help…read more Everyone there was amazing! They were all super welcoming and helped me get through the entire process of getting court supervision for my ticket. If you're nervous like I was, don't be, they'll take care of you!