I truly love the layout of this place! It's easy to navigate and the displays are always eye…read morecatching! I always find treasures at Tammi's Treasures! Great values and friendly staff keep me coming back over and over again! Tammi's is always my first stop on my I55 antique tour.

Beautiful clean organized antique store we love shopping here every month. I have bought some…read morelovely vintage glassware and an adorable end table very reasonably priced.

This museum is so well done! The facades of Lincoln's boyhood home and the White House greet you in…read morethe main atrium. Volunteers are plentiful and enhance the experience throughout. There are two main movies that are outstanding. The special effects make learning about history very fun and engaging. Throughout there are life sized displays of scenes from Lincoln's life. Husband is the big history buff but I have to say, I really enjoyed the experience. It's well worth the stop. Parking is in a ramp across the street from the museum. We got the senior rate at $12, otherwise it's $15. We spent about couple of hours in the museum.

Well worth the time (give yourself at least 90 minutes) and the price of admission. The displays…read moreare well done and informative. The docents/volunteers are excellent, everyone that we talked to was warm, informed and clearly enjoyed their time with us patrons. The day we were there two musicians were playing period music. They were very good, and while it did get a little personally annoying, it did really put you in time and place for the subjects. Both of the relatively short theater presentations are worthwhile, so plan accordingly so you can watch both. There was one display depicting the slavery auction block. It is a gut punch to anyone with a human heart, regardless of your outer wrapping.

I make it a point to visit used bookstores in every city I visit and the Women's Pro Baseball…read moreLeague brought me to town. I had an hour to spare so I stopped in. I wish I had gotten here a day earlier because an hour is about a tenth of the time I'd have loved to browse. I bought four books, three of which I have never seen in a used bookstore before, and I cannot tell you how amazing the organization is--every section clearly labeled--and how helpful the staff is--no "directions" but "here, let me walk you to that section". I'd be a man with no money and a giant TBR stack if I lived here!

Nice used bookstore, good for browsing, getting something specific (knowledgeable staff), or…read moreshopping for collectible editions. Not surprisingly, one of the best collections of Illinois and Lincoln history. Perfect location if you're visiting and staying in a downtown hotel. Next to a couple of good restaurants, if you're the sort who likes a book and a glass of wine. Odd but worthwhile stack of deep discounts on carts at entrance.

Stopped by this book store during the art fair. The owners were very kind. The store is small but…read morethey have a nice selection. Highly recommend stopping by if you are in town. They are only open on Friday and Saturday because they also have a store in Virden.

Had a wonderful time tapping into my creative side at this gem of a place! The owners were super…read morenice and helpful! Would definitely go back to dabble some more in all they have to offer for arts and crafts!

David does a great job framing and has an interesting collection of art which is reasonably priced…read more Some local artists, lots of beautiful rock n roll posters and beautiful original art from US and Europe.

We didn't know this was in Springfield until we went to Lincoln's tomb. As we left, we saw a small…read morebuilding with its name on it and pulled into the driveway. This museum is new, and they are just growing their collections. What we saw was fascinating. It primarily focused on several African-American families with many generations in and around Springfield. Some of the stories were very informative, and we learned a lot, most of which we should have learned in school. This is one of the reasons I like museums like this. Rather than bland education painting a pollyannaish picture of our history, these museums show how minorities were treated (or mistreated). It preserves a part of our history that many would like to forget or gloss over. But without information like this, history is destined to repeat. Why four stars and not five? This has to do with the current state of the museum - essentially just starting up. They don't have a lot of items yet. They just received a large grant and are expanding the museum. They are soliciting additional items, most of which were donated. We were so impressed we bought a family membership, even though we live almost four hours away. Once they complete their new wing, we're taking a trip back. Incidentally, if you do go for a visit, their Executive Director is amazing. She gave us the tour, and we learned a lot. If you are even in Springfield, IL, I recommend stopping here before or after Loncoln's tomb. Since the museum is small, seeing everything takes little time. But it is well worth stopping for. Take advantage of this informative museum that tells some tragic and happy stories.

This museum is now called the Air Combat museum. It's located in a nondescript, small hanger at the…read moreairport. It has a small, but amazing collection of aircraft. We stopped by on a Friday afternoon and were the only visitors. Christopher took his time telling us about several of the aircraft. We learned so much! Don't miss this free museum if you have any interest in aircraft!

This is a small private collection. But there are a couple…read moreof pieces such as a corsair and a P51 mustang that make it worth the visit.