History on the Move!
Long Grove’s historic 18050’s Ruth family barn has been host to educational and cultural activities for decades. Get involved and enable it to live on.
Read Moreby Aaron | Nov 28, 2023 | Long Grove History, Projects | 0
Long Grove’s historic 18050’s Ruth family barn has been host to educational and cultural activities for decades. Get involved and enable it to live on.
Read Moreby Aaron | Sep 17, 2023 | Events, Long Grove History | 0
Fancy a creepy historical walk around the coolest downtown in Lake County? Join the Long Grove Historical Society for their annual Long Grove Ghost Walk! The ghosts will be there… will you?
Read Moreby Aaron | Aug 12, 2023 | Long Grove History, Projects | 0
Recently we undertook some research on the old house “formerly known as Red Oaks”. It...
Read Moreby Aaron | Jan 9, 2023 | Long Grove History | 0
Construction on the Mill Pond Shops “shopping center” appears to have begun in 1968,...
Read Moreby Aaron | Mar 10, 2019 | Long Grove History, Video History | 0
In a video from 1984, long time Long Grove mayor Bob Coffin and his wife Betty show how they tap and make maple syrup.
Read Moreby Aaron | Oct 1, 2017 | Long Grove History | 0
An update regarding the former owners of some of Long Grove’s Sears Catalog homes.
Read Moreby Aaron | Oct 1, 2017 | Long Grove History, Trivially Speaking | 0
Origins of the Lemmon Hill ball field name.
Read Moreby Aaron | Jul 10, 2017 | Long Grove History, Save The Bridge | 0
Long Grove’s Covered Bridge is historic because it is a rare surviving example of a classic bridge design and it continues to perform the same function in the same place, just as it has for over 100 years. The design retains it’s integrity and the pedestrian walkway feature makes it stand out against the few peers that it has.
Read Moreby Aaron | Jun 15, 2017 | Long Grove History | 0
Check out the time travel image below to get a sense for what’s left of the original “Long Grove of Trees” that the Village was named for.
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