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Lincoln, Illinois

Top Employers

Sysco

Sysco in Lincoln, IL, is a top foodservice distributor, offering a broad range of products to various dining establishments, enhancing their operations with quality supplies and service.

Cresco Labs

Cresco Labs in Lincoln, IL, is a leading cannabis company, offering premium products for medical and recreational use, with a focus on quality and safety.

Eaton

Eaton in Lincoln, IL, delivers customized solutions, prioritizing quality and innovation to meet diverse customer requirements effectively.

International Paper

International Paper in Lincoln, IL, specializes in transforming renewable resources into essential products, like innovative packaging solutions and recyclable materials, focusing on sustainability and efficiency.

Lincoln Memorial Hospital

Founded in 1902, Lincoln Memorial Hospital provides a full range of inpatient and outpatient services to the residents of Lincoln, Illinois, and the surrounding area. As a 25-bed critical access hospital, LMH is part of Memorial Health, a community-based, non-profit organization that delivers high-quality, patient-centered care in support of our mission to improve the health of the people and communities we serve. Memorial also provides behavioral health, home care, hospice and primary care services in Lincoln.

Integrity Data

Integrity Data in Lincoln, IL, provides HR and Payroll Solutions for Microsoft Dynamics, prioritizing innovation and customer satisfaction for over 25 years.

Lincoln, Illinois

Attractions

Tropics Neon Sign

The Tropics restaurant opened in 1950 by Vince Schwenoha. The site included a large, signature neon sign that quickly became the symbol of the restaurant and a Route 66 landmark. In 1955, Lew & Bev Johnson became owners of the Tropics until 1997 when it closed. In 2016, the Tropics was inducted into the Route 66 Association of Illinois Hall of Fame. The neon sign is fully restored.

Postville Courthouse State Historic Site

A replica of the 1800s Postville Courthouse where Abraham Lincoln once practiced law while in the 8th Judicial Court Circuit. This beautiful two story attraction offers a nice guided tour of the building and the grounds which also offers a medicinal garden of that era as well.

Phone Booth on a Roof

Perched atop the fire house in Lincoln, Illinois is a lone phone box that seems to have simply fallen out of the sky and landed on the building, but in fact the glass phone enclosure was installed to help warn against massive storms.


During the 1960s weather prediction technology was not what it is today, but the need for the service was possibly even more pressing. The simplest way to find out what was coming was to get to a high vantage point and take a look. Unfortunately under high winds and rains, this presented its own problems. However the technology for keeping people safe from the elements while they talked on the phone had already arrived in the form of the classic phone booth.

Railsplitter Covered Wagon

The Railsplitter Covered Wagon in Lincoln, IL, is a must-see roadside attraction that holds the Guinness World Record as the world's largest covered wagon. Standing at 24 feet tall and 40 feet long, this impressive landmark features a towering statue of Abraham Lincoln seated in the wagon, holding a book—symbolizing his dedication to knowledge. Located along Historic Route 66, the wagon pays tribute to Lincoln’s legacy and the city that bears his name. Whether you're a history buff or a Route 66 traveler, this iconic piece of Americana is a perfect stop for photos and a glimpse into the past!

Kickapoo Creek Park

Kickapoo Creek Park, located at 2000 North Jefferson Street in Lincoln, Illinois, is a 160-acre natural haven managed by the Logan County Park & Trails Foundation. Approximately half of the park is forested, with the serene Kickapoo Creek winding through the landscape. Visitors can explore numerous hiking trails on both sides of the creek, including a designated exercise trail and paths suitable for cross-country skiing during winter months. Amenities include picnic pavilions, tables, public restrooms, and access to city water. The park is open year-round from 7 a.m. to half an hour after sunset.

Tropics Neon Sign

The Tropics restaurant opened in 1950 by Vince Schwenoha. The site included a large, signature neon sign that quickly became the symbol of the restaurant and a Route 66 landmark. In 1955, Lew & Bev Johnson became owners of the Tropics until 1997 when it closed. In 2016, the Tropics was inducted into the Route 66 Association of Illinois Hall of Fame. The neon sign is fully restored.

Postville Courthouse State Historic Site

A replica of the 1800s Postville Courthouse where Abraham Lincoln once practiced law while in the 8th Judicial Court Circuit. This beautiful two story attraction offers a nice guided tour of the building and the grounds which also offers a medicinal garden of that era as well.

Phone Booth on a Roof

Perched atop the fire house in Lincoln, Illinois is a lone phone box that seems to have simply fallen out of the sky and landed on the building, but in fact the glass phone enclosure was installed to help warn against massive storms.


During the 1960s weather prediction technology was not what it is today, but the need for the service was possibly even more pressing. The simplest way to find out what was coming was to get to a high vantage point and take a look. Unfortunately under high winds and rains, this presented its own problems. However the technology for keeping people safe from the elements while they talked on the phone had already arrived in the form of the classic phone booth.

Railsplitter Covered Wagon

The Railsplitter Covered Wagon in Lincoln, IL, is a must-see roadside attraction that holds the Guinness World Record as the world's largest covered wagon. Standing at 24 feet tall and 40 feet long, this impressive landmark features a towering statue of Abraham Lincoln seated in the wagon, holding a book—symbolizing his dedication to knowledge. Located along Historic Route 66, the wagon pays tribute to Lincoln’s legacy and the city that bears his name. Whether you're a history buff or a Route 66 traveler, this iconic piece of Americana is a perfect stop for photos and a glimpse into the past!

Kickapoo Creek Park

Kickapoo Creek Park, located at 2000 North Jefferson Street in Lincoln, Illinois, is a 160-acre natural haven managed by the Logan County Park & Trails Foundation. Approximately half of the park is forested, with the serene Kickapoo Creek winding through the landscape. Visitors can explore numerous hiking trails on both sides of the creek, including a designated exercise trail and paths suitable for cross-country skiing during winter months. Amenities include picnic pavilions, tables, public restrooms, and access to city water. The park is open year-round from 7 a.m. to half an hour after sunset.

Lincoln, Illinois

Attractions

Lincoln, Illinois

Nearby Travel & Fun

Abraham Lincoln Capital Airport

also known as Springfield Airport – is a civil-military airport in Sangamon County, Illinois, United States, located approximately three miles northwest of downtown Springfield. It is owned by the Springfield Airport Authority


30.4 miles: 34min Drive

Malibu Jacks

Malibu Jack's Springfield Indoor Theme Park has fun for everyone! Go Karts, Bowling, Laser Tag, Miniature Golf, Arcade Games, Kid's Zone and more!


40.7 miles: 42min Drive

Arcadia: America's Playable Arcade Museum

Step back in time and experience the magic of a true 1984 arcade at Arcadia! We’re not just a retro-inspired gaming spot—we’re the real deal. Every game runs on original hardware, meticulously restored to its classic glory and powered by real quarters, just like back in the day. From legendary titles like Pac-Man, Galaga, and Donkey Kong to arcade favorites like Street Fighter 2, Dance Dance Revolution, and Crazy Taxi, there’s something for every gamer. Whether you're chasing high scores or reliving childhood memories, Arcadia is your ultimate throwback destination!


16 miles: 21min Drive

Central Illinois Regional Airport at Bloomington-Normal

Central Illinois Regional Airport at Bloomington–Normal is a public airport in McLean County, Illinois, three miles east of Bloomington and southeast of Normal. Owned by the Bloomington–Normal Airport Authority, it is also known as Central Illinois Regional Airport.


36.7miles: 46min Drive

Miller Park Zoo

Explore fascinating animals from around the world, from majestic Sumatran tigers and playful red pandas to elegant pink flamingos and a giant Galapagos tortoise. Wander through indoor and outdoor exhibits designed to mimic natural habitats, and don’t miss the interactive Children’s Zoo, perfect for little explorers. Whether you're a wildlife enthusiast or just looking for a fun day out, Miller Park Zoo offers an unforgettable experience for all ages!


31.8 miles: 39min Drive

The Lincoln Way

Mission: To share Lincoln’s appeal with the world through storytelling and brand building.


Vision: Usher in an innovative future grounded in our celebrated past.


Values:

  • Inclusivity
  • Optimism
  • Collaboration
  • Innovation
  • Individuality
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