Riverside Historical Museum

The Riverside Historical Museum, operated by the Riverside Historical Commission, showcases the cultural and historical significance of the Village of Riverside, Illinois. With a focus on the planning and landscape architecture of Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux, the museum offers a unique collection of artifacts, photographs, and archival materials dating from the Native American period to the present.

Enriching the cultural life of residents and the public, the museum provides tours of the village's architectural landmarks, lectures, publications, and educational outreach programs. Visitors can explore the legacy of Olmsted and Vaux through exhibitions, online presentations, and conservation efforts, highlighting the rich history and architectural heritage of Riverside.

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