Tours depart from outside of the Caterpillar Visitors Center on Washington Street.

Learn about Lincoln’s many visits to Peoria, the Civil War camps located here and the Veteran’s final resting places in Springdale. You’ll also learn about abolition and view the GAR Hall, which was built in 1909.

The John C. Flanagan House Museum was built in 1837 on Peoria’s east bluff by Judge John C. Flanagan and is the oldest standing house in Peoria. This American Federalist style house offers a spectacular view of the Illinois River Valley. Collections of antique glass, china, furniture, toys, quilts and vintage clothing are displayed. The house is on the National Register of Historic Places and is owned by the Peoria Historical Society. It is also the headquarters of the (DAR) Daughters of the American Revolution, Peoria Chapter.

Built in 1868, Pettengill-Morron House is listed in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and owned by the Peoria Historical Society. Join us for the story of one of Peoria’s most beloved and historical houses and learn about the fascinating lives of those who once called it their home.

Tours depart from outside of the Caterpillar Visitors Center on Washington Street.

Explore the darker side of Peoria. Join us for a tour full of startling stories, curses, graves, legends and spooky sightings!

Tour departs from outside the Caterpillar Visitors Center on Washington Street.

Historic Springdale Cemetary is the oldest chartered cemetery in Illinois and has many fascinating stories. Enjoy the beautiful park-like setting while you listen to the many stories of those who now rest there.

Meet at the Pettengill-Morron House on Moss Avenue.

Your tour highlights the contributions of noted landscape architect Frederick Law Olmstead. Learn about the origins of Bradley Polytechnic and how one young woman, Margaret Clarke, became known as the Princess from Peoria.

Built in 1868, Pettengill-Morron House is listed in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and owned by the Peoria Historical Society. Join us for the story of one of Peoria’s most beloved and historical houses and learn about the fascinating lives of those who once called it their home.

Tours depart from outside of the Caterpillar Visitors Center on Washington Street.

Explore the darker side of Peoria. Join us for a tour full of startling stories, curses, graves, legends and spooky sightings!

Tours depart from outside of the Caterpillar Visitors Center on Washington Street.

Explore the darker side of Peoria. Join us for a tour full of startling stories, curses, graves, legends and spooky sightings!

The John C. Flanagan House Museum was built in 1837 on Peoria’s east bluff by Judge John C. Flanagan and is the oldest standing house in Peoria. This American Federalist style house offers a spectacular view of the Illinois River Valley. Collections of antique glass, china, furniture, toys, quilts and vintage clothing are displayed. The house is on the National Register of Historic Places and is owned by the Peoria Historical Society. It is also the headquarters of the (DAR) Daughters of the American Revolution, Peoria Chapter.

Built in 1868, Pettengill-Morron House is listed in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and owned by the Peoria Historical Society. Join us for the story of one of Peoria’s most beloved and historical houses and learn about the fascinating lives of those who once called it their home.

Tours depart from outside of the Caterpillar Visitors Center on Washington Street.

Explore the darker side of Peoria. Join us for a tour full of startling stories, curses, graves, legends and spooky sightings!

Tours depart from outside of the Caterpillar Visitors Center on Washington Street.

Explore the darker side of Peoria. Join us for a tour full of startling stories, curses, graves, legends and spooky sightings!

Tours depart from outside of the Caterpillar Visitors Center on Washington Street.

Explore the darker side of Peoria. Join us for a tour full of startling stories, curses, graves, legends and spooky sightings!

Tours depart from outside of the Caterpillar Visitors Center on Washington Street.

Explore the darker side of Peoria. Join us for a tour full of startling stories, curses, graves, legends and spooky sightings!

Meet at the Peoria Public Library downtown parking lot.

Join your guide for a walk along Main, Adams, Fulton and Madison while listening to the stories of the fabulous theaters that once lined these streets.

Wonderful “before and after” photos of the area will make the stories come alive.

Built in 1868, Pettengill-Morron House is listed in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and owned by the Peoria Historical Society. Join us for the story of one of Peoria’s most beloved and historical houses and learn about the fascinating lives of those who once called it their home.

Tours depart from outside of the Caterpillar Visitors Center on Washington Street.

Learn the history of the beautiful and gracious homes of Grandview Drive and many stories of those that have lived there. You’ll also view some of the LeTourneau all-steel homes in Peoria Heights. We’ll also address transportation industries and the former Pabst Brewery in this community.

Tours depart from outside of the Caterpillar Visitors Center on Washington Street.

Explore the darker side of Peoria. Join us for a tour full of startling stories, curses, graves, legends and spooky sightings!

Tours depart from outside of the Caterpillar Visitors Center on Washington Street.

Explore the darker side of Peoria. Join us for a tour full of startling stories, curses, graves, legends and spooky sightings!

Built in 1868, Pettengill-Morron House is listed in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and owned by the Peoria Historical Society. Join us for the story of one of Peoria’s most beloved and historical houses and learn about the fascinating lives of those who once called it their home.

The John C. Flanagan House Museum was built in 1837 on Peoria’s east bluff by Judge John C. Flanagan and is the oldest standing house in Peoria. This American Federalist style house offers a spectacular view of the Illinois River Valley. Collections of antique glass, china, furniture, toys, quilts and vintage clothing are displayed. The house is on the National Register of Historic Places and is owned by the Peoria Historical Society. It is also the headquarters of the (DAR) Daughters of the American Revolution, Peoria Chapter.

Built in 1868, Pettengill-Morron House is listed in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and owned by the Peoria Historical Society. Join us for the story of one of Peoria’s most beloved and historical houses and learn about the fascinating lives of those who once called it their home.

Built in 1868, Pettengill-Morron House is listed in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and owned by the Peoria Historical Society. Join us for the story of one of Peoria’s most beloved and historical houses and learn about the fascinating lives of those who once called it their home.

The John C. Flanagan House Museum was built in 1837 on Peoria’s east bluff by Judge John C. Flanagan and is the oldest standing house in Peoria. This American Federalist style house offers a spectacular view of the Illinois River Valley. Collections of antique glass, china, furniture, toys, quilts and vintage clothing are displayed. The house is on the National Register of Historic Places and is owned by the Peoria Historical Society. It is also the headquarters of the (DAR) Daughters of the American Revolution, Peoria Chapter.

Built in 1868, Pettengill-Morron House is listed in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and owned by the Peoria Historical Society. Join us for the story of one of Peoria’s most beloved and historical houses and learn about the fascinating lives of those who once called it their home.

Built in 1868, Pettengill-Morron House is listed in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and owned by the Peoria Historical Society. Join us for the story of one of Peoria’s most beloved and historical houses and learn about the fascinating lives of those who once called it their home.

The John C. Flanagan House Museum was built in 1837 on Peoria’s east bluff by Judge John C. Flanagan and is the oldest standing house in Peoria. This American Federalist style house offers a spectacular view of the Illinois River Valley. Collections of antique glass, china, furniture, toys, quilts and vintage clothing are displayed. The house is on the National Register of Historic Places and is owned by the Peoria Historical Society. It is also the headquarters of the (DAR) Daughters of the American Revolution, Peoria Chapter.

Built in 1868, Pettengill-Morron House is listed in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and owned by the Peoria Historical Society. Join us for the story of one of Peoria’s most beloved and historical houses and learn about the fascinating lives of those who once called it their home.

Built in 1868, Pettengill-Morron House is listed in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and owned by the Peoria Historical Society. Join us for the story of one of Peoria’s most beloved and historical houses and learn about the fascinating lives of those who once called it their home.

The John C. Flanagan House Museum was built in 1837 on Peoria’s east bluff by Judge John C. Flanagan and is the oldest standing house in Peoria. This American Federalist style house offers a spectacular view of the Illinois River Valley. Collections of antique glass, china, furniture, toys, quilts and vintage clothing are displayed. The house is on the National Register of Historic Places and is owned by the Peoria Historical Society. It is also the headquarters of the (DAR) Daughters of the American Revolution, Peoria Chapter.

Built in 1868, Pettengill-Morron House is listed in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and owned by the Peoria Historical Society. Join us for the story of one of Peoria’s most beloved and historical houses and learn about the fascinating lives of those who once called it their home.

Built in 1868, Pettengill-Morron House is listed in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and owned by the Peoria Historical Society. Join us for the story of one of Peoria’s most beloved and historical houses and learn about the fascinating lives of those who once called it their home.

Built in 1868, Pettengill-Morron House is listed in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and owned by the Peoria Historical Society. Join us for the story of one of Peoria’s most beloved and historical houses and learn about the fascinating lives of those who once called it their home.

The John C. Flanagan House Museum was built in 1837 on Peoria’s east bluff by Judge John C. Flanagan and is the oldest standing house in Peoria. This American Federalist style house offers a spectacular view of the Illinois River Valley. Collections of antique glass, china, furniture, toys, quilts and vintage clothing are displayed. The house is on the National Register of Historic Places and is owned by the Peoria Historical Society. It is also the headquarters of the (DAR) Daughters of the American Revolution, Peoria Chapter.

Built in 1868, Pettengill-Morron House is listed in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and owned by the Peoria Historical Society. Join us for the story of one of Peoria’s most beloved and historical houses and learn about the fascinating lives of those who once called it their home.

Built in 1868, Pettengill-Morron House is listed in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and owned by the Peoria Historical Society. Join us for the story of one of Peoria’s most beloved and historical houses and learn about the fascinating lives of those who once called it their home.

The John C. Flanagan House Museum was built in 1837 on Peoria’s east bluff by Judge John C. Flanagan and is the oldest standing house in Peoria. This American Federalist style house offers a spectacular view of the Illinois River Valley. Collections of antique glass, china, furniture, toys, quilts and vintage clothing are displayed. The house is on the National Register of Historic Places and is owned by the Peoria Historical Society. It is also the headquarters of the (DAR) Daughters of the American Revolution, Peoria Chapter.

Built in 1868, Pettengill-Morron House is listed in the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and owned by the Peoria Historical Society. Join us for the story of one of Peoria’s most beloved and historical houses and learn about the fascinating lives of those who once called it their home.