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18 Attractions to Explore Near Sanganois State Fish & Wildlife Area

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Jim Edgar Panther Creek State Fish and Wildlife AreaThis 4,000-acre area near the Sangamon River. Visitors can go canoeing or boating on a 25-acre lake, take advantage of numerous fishing opportunities, hunt waterfowl, explore nature trails that crisscross the property or try their hand at archery. People with off-road vehicles can find miles of ATV trails throughout the park or take a self-guided auto tour around the grounds. The park has something for everyone from campers to birdwatchers and naturalists.
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Beecher HallBeecher Hall, is a historic Italianate home that dates back to the late 1800s. Built by Samuel Nesbitt of Jacksonville, the home features charming ceramic tile fireplaces and an impressive wood stairway. The surrounding grounds are breathtaking and feature a large brick barn and granary, picturesque landscaping and gardens, as well as a three-story carriage house. Beecher Hall is a popular spot for weddings and photoshoots due its grandeur beauty capabilities.
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Lincoln's New SalemLincoln's Old Salem, is a beautifully preserved little town gives an incredible insight into the United States of America in its formative years, with many 19th century buildings and features still intact. You'll feel as if you've stepped back in time during your visit, with plenty to explore such as the Busey-Hanna log house and living history museum. Of particular interest to Abraham Lincoln enthusiasts is the preservation of his circuit court where he practised law when visiting old Salem.
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Woodlawn FarmWoodlawn Farm,is a picturesque family-run business that dates back to 1822. With historic barns, lush and rolling pastures, it offers a bit of the Lock Ridge Way of Life at an affordable price. This unique farm has hundreds of acres for people to explore and over two dozen different varieties of grains grown on it. Visitors can also stay at the cozy Airbnb cottages or camp nearby where they can experience something special like a night spent gazing up at stars.
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Clayville Town Historic SiteClayville is the site of the once thriving town which grew up around a grist mill in 1836. The settlement was home to merchants specializing in small-town services and offerings such as a post office, blacksmith shop, general store and schoolhouse. It serves as an important reminder of everyday life during the 19th century. Today, visitors can explore many original artifacts from the period including log cabins, outbuildings and other structures scattered around the grounds.
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Starhill Forest ArboretumStarhill Forest Arboretum, is a stunning display of natural beauty. Stretching across 625 acres of lush forest, this arboretum not only has a wide variety of amazing plants and trees but also hosts educational activities to foster understanding and appreciation for the environment. Visitors to the arboretum can enjoy the diverse plant life including oaks, maples, hawthorns, hickories and beeches as well as wildflowers like trilliums and ferns during hikes throughout the park.
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Argyle Lake State ParkArgyle Lake State Park is an outdoor enthusiast’s paradise! The 800-acre park offers a variety of activities for visitors of all ages such as biking and hiking on numerous trails, swimming in the lake, fishing from many docks, or simply enjoying a picnic while you relax and take in the stunning views of the lake. There is also plenty of camping spots available to choose from with full hookups and primitive sites so everyone can find something that fits their needs.
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Siloam Springs State ParkSiloam Springs State Park, is a one-of-a-kind outdoor recreation experience for locals and travelers alike. Filled with lush, scenic views of its unique sandstone canyons, the park is perfect for hiking along its 6 mile trail system. Visitors can go fishing in its two stocked lakes or enjoy swimming at the beach area near the campground. The park also provides visitors with accessible picnic facilities, playgrounds and a nature center offering educational programs about local flora and fauna.
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Air Combat MuseumThe Air Combat Museum is one of the most remarkable attractions in the area. It showcases an amazingly detailed collection of aviation artifacts and memorabilia dating back to World War I. A striking feature is the F-14 Tomcat cockpit that visitors can climb into for a truly extraordinary experience. The museum also offers its guests many other educational opportunities as well, such as guided tours that highlight the history of military aviation and explain basic interworking of its components.
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Illinois Vietnam Veterans MemorialThe Illinois Vietnam Veterans Memorial is a powerful tribute to those who answered the call of duty. Located on the grounds of the state Capitol complex, the monument recognizes veterans of all branches of service who served during the United States involvement in Vietnam, as well as those killed or missing in action. The names of more than 2,120 deceased servicemen and women are listed chronologically by date they lost their lives, ranked highest-to-lowest by branch.
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Illinois Korean War MemorialThe Illinois Korean War Memorial was built to honor the brave soldiers who fought for freedom and democracy during the Korean War. Located on the grounds of Camp Lincoln, in Springfield, IL, this memorial features a striking statue of a soldier with his head bowed, paying tribute to those who served. Additionally, the memorial features two walls inscribed with the names of all 93 Illinoisans who gave their lives in this war.
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Carpenter ParkCarpenter Park is a beautiful outdoor area that offers something for everyone. There are two hiking trails to choose from, each offering spectacular views of the surrounding forest and lush greenery. Visitors can also experience the unique local wildlife on tours or explore the marshland nearby by kayak or canoe. The park is a great place to spend quality time with nature and connect with it through activities such as bird watching and nature photography.
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Thomas Rees Memorial CarillonThe Thomas Rees Memorial Carillon is an impressive sight. The 75-bell carillon tower stands over 100 feet tall and houses the largest set of bells in the Midwest. Tuned to concert pitch and equipped with original wind-powered machinery, these bells produce a sound that carries for miles around. The extensive system of cables within the tower allows for a variety of musical selections from classic sacred hymns to patriotic songs.
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Lincoln Monument AssociationThe Lincoln Monument Association, was established with the mission to create a monument honoring America's 16th president, Abraham Lincoln. The organization achieved this goal on May 4th 1916 when the granite monument was unveiled. In addition to providing potential visitors with information about this monument, the association also works to preserve and promote Lincoln’s legacy through educational programs and events.
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Washington ParkWashington Park, is a popular destination for local residents and tourists alike. Surrounded by dense forest and picturesque rolling hills, this well-maintained park also has numerous amenities to enjoy such as a beach – perfect for swimming on hot summer days – a playground for children to explore, camping sites along the lake shore, picnic areas with barbecues and covered shelters, walking trails, fishing spots with ample supply of fish for anglers of all levels.
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Springfield Art Association/Edwards Place Historic HomeThe former home of Benjamin Edwards, built in 1839, has been restored to its original architectural style with Greek Revival and Italianate elements. Today, the site hosts a variety of events including art exhibitions, educational workshops and cultural performances. Visitors can also learn more about the rich history of the building as they explore its stately rooms which preserve furniture and artifacts from the early 19th century.
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Illinois State MuseumThe Illinois State Museum is an incredible institution portraying the state's natural and cultural history. Featuring permanent collections, exhibitions, programs and special events, visitors can learn about the geology, paleontology and anthropology of this midwestern region. There are also interactive galleries highlighting archaeology, botany and zoology that engage all ages.
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Kidzeum of Health and ScienceKidzeum of Health and Science is a unique family-friendly attraction that seeks to educate visitors about their health, science and the environment. The museum offers interactive, hands-on activities for people of all ages such as creating a mock medical lab where children can learn about biology or explore the sounds of nature in an outdoor music park. Kidzeum also houses educational exhibits such as a human body exhibit complete with sensory experiences.

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Sanganois State Fish & Wildlife Area
Sanganois State Fish & Wildlife Area is the perfect destination for any outdoor enthusiast. Whether you want to hike or bike through miles of nature trails, fish on 800 acres of lakes, or camp and relax under the stars, Sanganois offers a wide variety of activities. The area also contains over 7,000 acres of picturesque preserved land where visitors can view various species of birds, animals and aquatic life indigenous to this part of the Midwest. Picnic areas are available for large groups.
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