Glenview History Center

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1121 Waukegan Rd
Glenview, IL 60025
+1 (847) 724-2235
http://www.glenviewhistory.org

The Glenview History Center, located in Glenview, Illinois, is dedicated to preserving and sharing the rich history of the community, which was incorporated in 1899. Currently, the center is undergoing extensive renovations to its historic Hutchings Farmhouse, ensuring its longevity and continued service to the public.

Visitors can explore the archives and resources available at the Hibbard Library, which offers a wealth of information about Glenview's past. The center also provides opportunities for presentations and research assistance, fostering a deeper understanding of the area's heritage.

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4.06 reviews
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Not to be missed if you are a history buff.
9/6/2015

The Glenview History Center has limited space and hours when they are open, but they do a very good ...

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free and fun family outing
6/28/2015

The yellow farmhouse was built in 1864 and was occupied until 1965, when it was sold to the local hi...

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