Businesses Pinned to Map Big Map Here are 12 businesses within 20 miles of Mount Morris, IL 61054
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- 815-655-2400
- 815-655-2400
- 815-881-1180
- info@visitwhitepines.com
- White Pines Forest State Park & Lodge
6712 W Pines Rd.
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- 815-997-2029
- 815-997-2029
- hhgrows@gmail.com
- Hagemann Horticulture & Otherside Boutique
300 Mix St.
Oregon, IL 61061 - Show on Big Map
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- 815-732-7545
- 815-732-7545
- oglecohistory@gmail.com
- Ogle County Historical Society & Ruby Nash Museum
111 N. 6th Street
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- 815-713-5063
- 815-713-5063
- earthreclaimers@icloud.com
- EARTH RECLAIMERS
201 N 3rd St. (Conover Square Mall)
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- 815-593-0982
- 815-593-0982
- brownee1107@gmail.com
- 1st Time 2nd Time Around
201 N 3rd St. (Conover Square Mall)
Oregon, IL 61061 - Show on Big Map
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- 815-732-2724Fax: 815-732-6643
- 815-732-2724Fax: 815-732-6643
- libraryy@oregonpubliclibrary.com
- Oregon Public Library - Eagle's Nest Art Gallery
300 Jefferson St.
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- 815-732-2396
- 815-732-2396
- jaysdrivein22@gmail.com
- Jay's Drive In
107 W Washington St.
Oregon, IL 61061 - Show on Big Map
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- 815-757-9715
- 815-757-9715
- oregon.il.depot@gmail.com
- Oregon Illinois Depot Museum
401 Collins St.
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- 815-973-6461
- 815-973-6461
- route64vintage@gmail.com
- Route 64 Vintage
101 E. Washington St.
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- 815-406-8060
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- jacque@reruns.comcastbiz.net
- Reruns The Consignment Store
120 W. 2nd St.
Byron, IL 61010 - Show on Big Map
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- 815-234-5031
- 815-234-5031
- events@byronmuseum.org
- Byron Museum Theatre
110 N Union St.
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White Pines Forest State Park & Lodge
(6.1 Miles)
White Pines Lodge is a hidden treasure inside the beautiful rolling countryside of White Pines Forest State Park, less than 2 hours from Chicago. Discover for yourself what it means to 'disconnect so you can reconnect with family, friends, and loved ones! It's a magical getaway to relax, rejuvenate and get renewed, where the only noises you'll hear are the birds chirping and the wind whispering through the pines. We offer you the great outdoors with miles of hiking trails, delicious meals from the heartland served in the Lodge's 90 year-old Restaurant, historic log cabins w/ modern amenities & outstanding service. Celebrating Over 30 Years of Live Entertainment, enjoy The Dinner Theatre (check website for schedules). Call us at 815-655-2400 for cabins, restaurant and dinner theater. Call us at 815-881-1180 for weddings and receptions.
OPEN Year Round - Call for Reservations!
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Hagemann Horticulture & Otherside Boutique
(8.8 Miles)
Hagemann Horticulture & Otherside Boutique is family operated since 1971. They carry professionally grown plants to make your yard and home the talk of the town! Their boutique across the street carries women's clothing, gifts, home furnishings, antiques & more.
OPEN Monday - Friday 9-5, Saturday 9-3
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Ogle County Historical Society & Ruby Nash Museum
(9.3 Miles)
The Nash Home & Museum opened in 1962. Built in 1878 of Midwestern prairie-type architecture, square, w/ long porches and high ceilings, it was the home of the Chester Nash family. Chester's daughter, Ruby Nash, taught school for 50 years from 1891-1941. Nash School, now Nash Recreation Center, was named after her. The Nash Home / Museum is furnished with artifacts from all over Ogle County and from the earliest settlers to present day. In addition to the Nash Home, we have an annex building which contains more displays as well as our research and office area. The Museum is open for tours on Sunday afternoons - late April through September, with occasional Saturdays. Genealogical research from 3:30 pm - 6:00 pm on Wed. We also offer tours for groups and by appt. Society members can be found at the museum on Thursday mornings year round from 9 am to NOON. We look forward to your visit!
OPEN Check their Facebook page and website for events & museum hours
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EARTH RECLAIMERS
(9.6 Miles)
EARTH RECLAIMERS is an upscale resale shop with 10,000 sq. ft of eclectic inventory. We're located in Conover Square Mall which houses many antique, vintage and unique shops in scenic Oregon, Illinois. We are closer than Galena! Visit our webpage above to browse the shops In Conover Square Mall. Click our Ad copy link above for our vast category of items we offer. You're visit here will be worth the drive!
OPEN Mon - Sat 11 - 4:30, Sun 12-3
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1st Time 2nd Time Around
(9.6 Miles)
1st Time 2nd Time Around features many different craft items created by local artisans. They also carry a variety of pre-loved home furnishings.
OPEN Mon - Sat 11 - 4:30, Sun 12-3
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Oregon Public Library - Eagle's Nest Art Gallery
(9.7 Miles)
The Oregon Public Library, established in 1872, resided in rental space until the early 1900's. Funded by Andrew Carnegie & designed by Pond & Pond, the current building opened in 1908. Allen and Irving Pond, two Chicago architects and former Eagle's Nest members, designed the Oregon Public Library - a Carnegie library building now listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The library's gallery showcases turn-of-the-century works, including Lorado Taft and Nellie Verne Walker's neo-classical masterpieces. The second-story art gallery's exceptional collection boasts a vast number of paintings and sculptures, most of which are on permanent display. In 1918, Lorado Taft, along with Oliver Dennett Grover, Charles Frances Browne, and Nellie Verne Walker, founded the art gallery on the second floor of the library. They used it for regular art showings and lectures. Most of the works you see in the gallery today were gifted to the library by members of Eagle's Nest Art Colony.
OPEN Monday - Thursday 9-8, Friday & Saturday 9-4
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Jay's Drive In
(9.8 Miles)
Jay's Drive In began life in the 60's as a Dog N' Suds Drive In and now features a 50'S - 60's themed dining room, car hop service with food made to order.
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Oregon Illinois Depot Museum
(10.1 Miles)
The very first depot in Oregon was a two-story building constructed in 1872.
HOURS: Sat 9-12
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Route 64 Vintage
(10.2 Miles)
Route 64 Vintage is a vintage shop tucked in along the Rock River on the east side of the bridge. It carries a fun, eclectic mix of vintage, salvage, oddities, farmhouse, grandma's kitchen items.... from primitives to MCM.
OPEN Sat - Sun 10-5
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Reruns The Consignment Store
(17.5 Miles)
Reruns The Consignment Store carries clothing and more; let us do the work for you. Resale items for everyone. Clothing from newborn thru plus size adults, shoes, toys, books, household items, wall decor, puzzles, games, vintage items, jewelry, purses, and more. Stop in to see us, you might be surprised that we have what you didn't know you needed.
OPEN Mon 10-6, Tue 10-3, Thur 10-7, Fri 10-5, Sat 9-3, Sun 10-2
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Byron Museum Theatre
(17.5 Miles)
The Read House that currently stands on the Museum site was constructed in the early 1840s. Lucius and Emily Read came to Bloomingville (one of two early names of Byron) from Vermont in 1836. Originally, the Reads built a log home, probably very near the site of the current house. In time, they determined that a more permanent structure was needed, and Emily Read's brother, Pardon Kimball, constructed the Byron brick home for them in about 1843. This fine frontier home is one of the oldest structures in present-day Byron. The house remained a residence until 1945 when it was sold and became a restaurant and tavern. In 1988, a group of investors purchased the home, and in 1990 the Museum District was formed to care for and operate the facility. Eventually, the building next door was also purchased and an exhibit area, work spaces and archive room were created in this annex facility. Please call for special tour times or for an appointment.
OPEN Feb - Dec on Wed through Sat, 10 - 3. In January by Appt. Admission is FREE
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