Spoon River Drive Entertainment/Demonstrations
Fulton County Points of Interest
Veteran's Memorial Town Park
Avon Depot
Avcom Park
Avon Public Library
Historical Homes
Railroad Museum
Banner Marsh Conservation Area
Public Boat Dock
Only dam on Spoon River, the original dam built in 1930 for the mills to use. The dam you see today was built in 1943.
Part of the former site of Camp Ellis during WWII
Public Park
Historical Steel Bridge
Iron Bridge on display
Iron Bridges
Beautiful historic Jones Park, Downtown with a charming Gazebo and serving as Canton's Fall Festival site
Big Creek Park, Playground, disc golf, community center, water park, skateboard park, picnic area
Canton Heritage Center, showcases the legacy of early settlers of Canton
Civil War Monument- Greenwood Cemetery
Fulton County Arts Council Exhibits - Graham Hospital Atrium Gallery
Lakeland Park, lakes, playground in honor of astronaut Steve Nagel, walking/biking trail, waterfowl, wildlife
Orendorff Mansion, historic West Elm Street, private residence
Parlin-Ingersoll Library Special Exhibits
309-647-0328
Snowman Art Murals, historical paintings located on East Chestnut right off the East side of downtown Jones Park
Snowman's Reindeer Farm, Farm/Zoo, learn about and pet the reindeer, shopping, craft activities for the kids
The Historic Depot, East Elm Street, preserved train station that once served Canton
Trinity Lutheran Church, Oct 14, Outside Worship Service, mytrinitylutheran.org
Wallace Park, Donaldson Center, various events, play area, walking trail, shelter
Cuba United Methodist Church, Over 160 years old
Cuba Christian Church, Founded in 1832, Building Erected in 1895, 309-785-2831
First Hospital in Fulton County
Historic pictures displayed in Senior Citizens Center
Putman Township Park, Picnic area, playground, Rt. 97 south of Cuba
Sinnett Chapel, Built in 1874, Northwest of Cuba
Veteran's Memorial, on square downtown
Both Weekends of The Spoon River Drive
Plank Road Dulcimers - Steve Endsley, Luthier, playing dulcimer with a guest musician
1897 Town Hall
Replica of covered bridge
Blacksmith Shop demonstration
Wood carving demonstration
Ellisville Opera House Theatre
Blacksmith Shop
Christian Church, Over 100 years old and still in use
Ellisville Cemetery
Hilltop Shoppe Farm
Historic Store Fronts
1891 Opera House and old stage curtain of advertising, natirnal registry, performances twice a year by the Little Rascals
Opera House Restored To Turn-Of-Century Appearance
Post Office Museum, original boxes and stamp window
Horse Drawn Mail Wagon
Site of first grist mill on Spoon River
Pleasants Forever, located 4 miles south of London Mills on County Highway 2
Fairview Reformed Church
Oldest Reformed Church West of the Allegheny Mountains
Reed Park Entertainment
Dimmitt Park, West Fulton Street
Farmington Park, East Park Road
Jacobs Park, East Wilson Street
Reed Park, East Fulton Street
Veterans All Wars Memorial Monument at Reed Park
Easley Pioneer Museum, West Broadway St, log cabin inside a new pioneer museum and Freeman School House
Elrod Schoolhouse Museum, Unique one room school built in the 1850's, located at the intersection of Airport Raod and Ladd's Road
Camp Ellis Site, 1942-45, original roads open to public
Ipava Presbyterian Church, built in 1874
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Points of Interest
Community Resources
Area Representatives
Marigold Meadows - Demonstrations - Horses, blacksmith, leather, apple pies in a woodstove, soap making, weaving. Entertainment - Music, both weekends of the Spoon River Drive
It's Fall About Lewistown - Scarecrow contest and display throughout downtown.
Acoustic Music Weekends, Valley View Campground, east of town on Rt. 24.
Dickson Mounds State Museum, 5 Miles Southwest of Lewistown, 309-547-3721
Fulton County Playhouse, 309-668-2868
Edgar Lee Masters' Home, South Main Street
Edgar Lee Masters' Home, 200 West Milton
First United Presbyterian Church, restored copper spire
Fulton County Court House, 1894
Lewistown Carnegie Library, West Lincoln Ave.
Lewistown Historical Society For Historical PreservationMajor Newton Walker Home, North Main Street, Lincoln visited, historical residence, private residence/located behind the Rasmussen Blacksmith Shop
Narrow Gauge Depot, 220 W. Washington
Nature Conservancy Emiquon Preserve, 309-547-2533. Wildlife viewing, Paddle Emiquon
Old Fulton County Courthouse Pillars,Oak Hill Cemetery
Rasmussen Blacksmith Shop Museum
Self-Guided Historic Tour Available, 309-547-4300
St. James Episcopal Church, 405 N. Broadway
Waterford School,built in 1839, located at Dickson Mounds
Replica of the Statue of Liberty
Harold Kee Welch Studio, former Smithfield Bank. Open all 4 days
Red Brick Schoolhouse/Community Center, open all 4 days
Brock United Methodist Church, unusual architecture
Brown's Oakridge Exotics and Zoo, Walk-Through Zoo, Near RR 1, Smithfield, 309-783-2112
Buckeye Church, Built in 1868, North of Smithfield
Community Church, On National Register
Vermont Cemetery Tours
Vermont Cemetery Civil War Monument
Vermont Masonic Hall, on National Register
Victorian Homes, brochure available
Community Resources
A few other useful resources with information
about
events in Fulton County are sponsored by
the clubs and communities
are listed below. Please
send an area representative or send an email to the
Fall Festival Chairperson for consideration to be
listed on this page.
http://fultoncountytourism.org
http://www.fultonco.org/
http://www.illinoisancestors.org/fulton/
http://www.lewistownillinois.org
http://www.cantonillinois.org
http://cantonpark.org/wordpress/parks-facilities/
http://www.villageofvermont.com
http://cubatownship.com
http://www.vermontcemeterytours.com
http://www.illinoisstatemuseum.org/content/
welcome-dickson-mounds
http://www.experienceemiquon.com
https://www.parliningersoll.org
https://www.cityoffarmingtonil.com
http://www.enjoyillinois.com
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