"Secret Stash: Strawberry Fields of Disney, it's a long traverse but not that many people know it." - Mark Engel, US Ski Team
The Museum’s permanent exhibition, Chicago: Crossroads of America, explores the city’s economy, crises, innovation, neighborhoods & entertainment. Features include Abraham Lincoln’s death bed.
Cyrus McCormick, born in 1809, invented the first commercially successful reaper, a horse-drawn machine to harvest wheat in 1831 & played a huge role in settling the Midwest. He is buried here.
23 gardens showcase the best plants from the Midwest in a variety of beautiful settings. 3 native habitat areas including woodland, prairie & river habitats feature native & endangered flora from IL.
Holler House was founded on Sept 13, 1908 & still looks much the same as it did a century ago. It houses the oldest certified bowling alley in the U.S. Memorabilia from as early as 1912 is on display.
This is where you'll see exhibitions on the history of erotica. Films, artifacts, and art galleries about everything erotica is in store here. Lectures and workshops are also available.
I LOVE THIS PLACE! Such an awesome corner pub that takes you right over to the Emerald Isle. Visit on Sunday Mornings for a great Irish Brunch (4 out of 5 stars) Read more.
Tropical green tea is the best!! Yet I still miss the midsummer peach that they had in 2004.
Enjoy a souvenir pint glass filled with the beverage of your choice and take a picture with Captain Pabst all during the tour! Read more.
