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What's new at CapitalCityVisitorAbout the cover artistHiser was raised in Pekin, Illinois, and says she has had an appreciation for art and design from a young age. Page 5 - no comments - 7,635 views  Abe’s hometownTwo centuries after his birth, Springfield’s best-known resident remains a revered icon, a leader who bore the weight of destiny to his untimely demise. Page 8 - no comments - 8,931 views  Looking for Lincoln Story TrailTo learn more about people and places with connections to Abraham Lincoln, keep your eyes open for the Looking for Lincoln storyboard signs. Page 12 - no comments - 7,863 views  Springfield’s museums and historic sitesIn 1902, Susan Lawrence Dana commissioned architect Frank Lloyd Wright to design a new residence around the existing family home. Page 14 - no comments - 8,493 views  Springfield Art AssociationThe Springfield Art Association is at the heart of Springfield’s thriving arts and culture scene. Boasting two art galleries,... Page 20 - no comments - 8,924 views  Visual and performing artsThe Hoogland Center for the Arts is the home of the arts in downtown Springfield. Over 20 different arts and civic organizations call the Hoogland home. Page 22 - no comments - 8,730 views  VISIT SPRINGFIELD HIGHLIGHTSIDNR's State Historic Sites in Springfield invite you to check out Walk, Hike and Bike History, a brand new way to explore Illinois' capital city. Page 26 - no comments - 8,563 views  History COMES ALIVEThis summer History Comes Alive returns for its 13th season as Abraham and Mary Lincoln lead a cast of characters on a trip back in time. Page 28 - no comments - 8,587 views  ONE CITY. Two Adventures.Join us for a scavenger hunt throughout Springfield to find President Lincoln's hidden hats. Page 29 - no comments - 8,600 views  ROUTE 66People from around the world are drawn to the aura of Route 66. Many dream to harness the 2448 miles of open road from Chicago to Santa Monica in their classic car,... Page 30 - no comments - 9,030 views  LODGING AND ACCOMMODATIONS217-544-8800 866-788-1860 PresidentAbrahamLincolnSpringfield.DoubleTree.com. Page 32 - no comments - 15,248 views  VISITOR INFORMATIONLocated inside the Historic Lincoln-Herndon Law Office and Tinsley Dry Goods building, make sure to stop at the Springfield Visitors Center. Page 34 - no comments - 8,777 views  TRAVEL TOOLS(SMTD) - Public buses are available to most areas of the city, including a route around the downtown historic sites. Page 35 - no comments - 11,506 views  CONVENTIONS AND MEETINGSpringfield serves as host to hundreds of gatherings each year of all sizes and interests. Page 36 - no comments - 8,983 views  The capital cityIllinois boasts a stunning State Capitol, and in recent years the legislative chambers and multifloor west wing were magnificently restored. Page 42 - no comments - 9,404 views  What the locals do for funJust south of town near Lake Springfield, Henson Robinson Zoo features more than 90 species of animals from Africa, Asia, Australia and North and South America. Page 44 - no comments - 9,319 views  Walk, Hike and Bike HistoryIllinois Department of Natural Resource’s State Historic Sites in Springfield invite you to check out Walk, Hike and Bike History, a brand-new way to explore Illinois’ capital city in 2021. Page 46 - no comments - 8,959 views  The outdoorsThis 1.5 mile trail is an extension of the Lost Bridge Trail from Rochester. Street crossings on Dirksen Pkwy. Page 48 - no comments - 9,241 views  The nightlifeThe nightlife of Springfield and surrounding communities is diverse and robust. Blues, folk, jazz, rock, country, hiphop, dance music,... Page 52 - no comments - 8,814 views  Food and drinks217-670-0048 4420 Wabash Ave. 217-546-9453 buffalowildwings.com. Page 54 - no comments - 30,862 views  Drink upOne of a burgeoning number of craft breweries in the capital city, Anvil & Forge opened in late 2018. Page 64 - no comments - 8,610 views  ShoppingWhere to go in Springfield when it’s time to shop. Page 67 - no comments - 8,339 views  This year’s big eventsThrough April 14, Mon.-Thu, 11am-6pm. The primary focus of Ann Toebbe’s paintings is domestic life. Her process employs freehand painting, flat geometry,... Page 71 - no comments - 8,786 views 
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