Cheap Things To Do in Roscoe, Illinois

More than 70 historic autos including presidential limousines, Al Capone's car and movie cars such as the B... More on EnjoyIllinois.com

http://www.historicautoattractions.com / this is a must see right off of highway 90 between chicago and mad... More on GeckoGo

(Young, 75', 1890, closed to motor traffic, private, 13-04-a) across Kinnikinnick Creek NW of North Caledonia , Boone County, IL. Belvidere Rd. WNW 1.8 miles from jct with IL173 just W. of North Caledonia, N. on Atwood Rd. 1.5 miles, ... More on dalejtravis.com

Built in 1834 by fur trader Stephen Mack, one of the area's first settlers. Located at Macktown Forest Preserve, site ... More on EnjoyIllinois.com

105-acre sports complex, host to local play and national tournaments; 8 lighted softball diamonds, 8 regulation and 11 practice soccer fields, 9 sand volleyball ... More on EnjoyIllinois.com

Part of the Rockford Park District, Sportscore 2 is the frequent host to youth sporting events, especially soccer. This year (2008) ... More on igougo

Family Amusement Center with more than 78 free and five-cent games; 40 redemption games dispense tickets to redeem for prizes; 30 video games and novelty games. Area provided for waiting parents. ... More on Gorockford.com

Family amusement center with more than 78 free and five-cent games; 40 redemption games dispense tickets to redeem for prizes; 30 video and novelty games. Area ... More on EnjoyIllinois.com

Because of recent rains and flooding, the Forest City Queen has suspended operation until the river is re-... More on Gorockford.com

It was very interesting and a great value . More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. Chartered by the Territorial Legislature of Wisconsin on February 2, 1846, Beloit College has had an uninterrupted life of service since its first class assembled on November 4, 1847. The main College grounds, and this ... More on HMDB

A two-day celebration of the first non-native American settlement in N. Illinois with traders, trappers, voyagers, militia, re-enactors and demonstrators, historic ... More on EnjoyIllinois.com

Inscription. Black Hawk at Turtle Village: Turtle Village, a large and important Ho-Chuck (Winnebago) Indian village, once stood on the east side of the Rock River near its confluence with Turtle Creek. During the Black Hawk War of ... More on HMDB

Inscription. In the spring of 1831, the Sauk Indians led by Chief Keokuk left their ancestral home near the mouth of the Rock River and moved across the Mississippi, to fulfill the terms of a treaty signed in 1804. On April 6, 1832, ... More on HMDB