Utica is a charming town along the Illinois River, filled with a rich history and built on tradition. It's a town is full of great places, wonderful people and amazing things to see. With a slow pace but plenty to do, Utica makes for a great place to visit for the day or long weekend. Stop on by when you’re passing through, and you’ll find out you’ll want to stick around. Visit a town where it feels like home.
For more information:
The Village of North Utica
Village Hall/Office - 801 S. Clark Street
Utica, IL 61373
815-667-4111
http://www.utica-il.gov/
Location
Legend
8th Judicial Circuit
Courthouse
Friends of Lincoln
Good for Kids
Guided/Self-Guided Tours
Historic House
Historic Site
Lincoln-Douglas Debate
Museum
Passport Site
Recreational
Route 66
Top Destination
Underground Railroad
Visitor Information
Wayside Exhibit
Nearby Sites
Heritage Corridor CVB Visitors Center - Utica
2956 IL-178 North Utica, IL 61373
Heritage Corridor Convention & Visitors Bureau, serving the I&M Canal communities including Starved Rock
I&M Canal Visitor Center
754 1st St. LaSalle, Illinois 61301
The I&M Canal Visitor Center presently has visitor information for sites throughout the national heritage area to help you plan your trip. Our map table is especially of interest to many. A story band and an 8 foot by 40 foot mural help tell the canal story.
LaSalle County Historical Museum
101 E. Canal St. North Utica, Illinois 61373
The LaSalle County Historical Society campus is located on the banks of the historic I&M Canal and is situated in the quaint village of Utica, Illinois, bordering beautiful Starved Rock State Park. The museum campus features five facilities: the Canal Warehouse, the One-Room School House, the Heritage Center, the Blacksmith Shop and the 1875 Barn.
I&M Canal Mule-Pulled Boat Rides
754 1st St. LaSalle, Illinois 61301
In 1848, Illinois was a very different place! Prairies covered much of the state, settlers used wagons, stagecoaches & boats for transportation and to ship goods, and LaSalle, IL was bigger than Chicago!
Visit the Illinois & Michigan Canal National Heritage Area & take a journey back in time aboard the “Volunteer,” a mule-pulled 1840’s replica canal boat, as it coasts gently up and down the Illinois & Michigan Canal.
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