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- Be sure to stop in regularly to visit with local farmers and chose market selections that grow as the season progresses. At the market, vendors strive to improve the access to local, healthy and affordable food through a direct farm-to-consumer venue that will serve a diverse population throughout north central Illinois. Read more...
- We offer the best food and drinks in Princeton – you get special one-on-one attention. We have a lot of fun here, which means our employees are happy. And we cost less than the other guys. Our customers are really important to us, and our friendly staff makes certain you are 100% satisfied. All of our food is prepared fresh Read more...
- Anne’s Antiques is located in the historic North End of Princeton, Illinois. The building itself, built in the late 1800’s, is an ideal setting for a quaint antique shop, with its original engraved tin ceiling and hardwood floors. The store is filled with a variety of antiques, including an 1800’s harvest cradle, oak and walnut furniture, vintage quilts, depression glass, Read more...
- Located in a beautifully restored 1880’s historic building in Princeton Illinois, Annies Little Pots is a unique gallery featuring beautiful hand-made art from Central Illinois. All of the pottery is created by Ann Dittmer in her studio on-site. You will also find a wide variety of metal sculpture for your home and garden – trellises, arbors, plant stands, critters, and Read more...
- Enter the 1860’s once-upon-a-time hardware store & find another state of mind. Submerge yourself in the laid-back, pleasant atmosphere & enjoy the attentive service. Take in the tin ceiling and thousands of cubbies and drawers lining the walls, all lending to the charm of this vintage store. Partake in witty banter with a friendly barista at the coffee bar while Read more...
- Established in 1816, Illinois’ Old Indian Boundary Line ran from the southern tip of Lake Michigan down to the Rock River’s confluence with the Mississippi River. In 1982, a decision was made to restore a 7-acre parcel of land along SR 26 back to native tallgrass prairie habitat. Today, the site has matured beautifully and is dominated by a lush, Read more...
- Family owned and operated nursery serving the midwest and beyond. Hostas, perennials. Read more...
- Discontinued china patterns, flatware, holloware, collectibles, jewelry, crystal and more. Read more...
- Located just 1 ½ miles north of Princeton on Route 26 is the Red Covered Bridge, built in 1863 and later rehabilitated in 1973. It is one of only five remaining covered bridges in Illinois and still open to traffic. It crosses Big Bureau Creek and was once part of the Peoria-Galena Trail. It was built to serve highway traffic Read more...
- We are a Midwestern Cafe located in the heart of Illinois and dedicated to homemade and the best of locally-sourced foods. Open 7 days a week to serve you Breakfast and Lunch, Homemade Pastries, Pies, & Confections. Full Service Coffee Bar, Special Event Planning and Catering. Free Wi-Fi. Read more...
- We are family owned and operated, with a committment to offering only the finest floral arrangements and gifts, backed by service that is friendly and prompt. Because all of our customers are important, our professional staff is dedicated to making your experience a pleasant one. That is why we always go the extra mile to make your floral gift perfect. Read more...
- Festival 56 is a professional theatre festival located at the Grace Performing Arts Center in Princeton, IL. Each season, we offer 7 productions in the summer, including Shakespeare in the Park and 3 additional productions in the fall and winter. Performances at Festival 56 feature a cast and crew of professional theatre artists assembled from across the country who live Read more...
- Warnecke Woods is a 33.5-acre botanical gem that was donated to the Bureau County Natural Resources Conservation Service District in 1984 by Marie Warnecke. Ecologically, the site is a mix of rare black oak/black maple savannah, swampy floodplain forest dominated by swamp white oak, and abandoned agricultural land which is gradually succeeding back to woodland through careful management. There are Read more...
