The 1869 limestone tower that survived the Great Chicago Fire, now the free City Gallery for Chicago photographers.
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An 1860 garden cemetery with monuments by Louis Sullivan and graves of Daniel Burnham, Mies van der Rohe and other Chicago figures.
National Park Service site in the 1880s company town built for Pullman sleeping-car workers, birthplace of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters story.
National Park Service site in the 1880s company town built for Pullman sleeping-car workers, birthplace of the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters story.
The largest prehistoric city north of Mexico, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
An 1873 lighthouse on Lake Michigan.
The starting point of the Lewis and Clark expedition.
A state museum of Native American archaeology.
A visitor center with John Deere machinery past and present.
An outdoor history museum of 19th-century village life.
A reconstructed 18th-century French fort.
The only surviving building where Lincoln kept law offices.
The state capitol, open for free tours.
The 1840 capitol where Lincoln gave his House Divided speech.
The burial place of Abraham Lincoln and his family in Oak Ridge Cemetery.
The only home Abraham Lincoln ever owned, with a four-block historic neighborhood.
The 1836 statehouse where Lincoln served in the legislature.