Logan County Tourism Bureau

06/23/2026

The Mill spins again! Thank you to everyone who came out to enjoy our ReLaunch event featuring classic cars, schnitzel, and a ribbon cutting to commemorate the newly restored lights and blades: https://www.lincolndailynews.com/RIBBONCUT/RIBBONCUT063026_THEMILL.

On Saturday, June 20th, the Logan County Tourism Bureau hosted a celebration tagged as the Mill on Rt. 66 Museum Relaunch. As a part of the celebration, a ribbon cutting ceremony was held at 11 a.m. in front of the mill. LCTB Director Wanda Lee Rohlfs led the cut and began by speaking briefly about....

06/11/2026

Discover a piece of Illinois agriculture history in San Jose, IL 🌾
From the late 1800s to today, this small town has played a quiet but important role in feeding communities across the country. It’s a reminder of how places like this keep everything moving.
No distractions—just open skies, quiet roads, and a town that keeps things simple.
Just a small town doing small town things 🤍

06/09/2026

What if you could step back in time.. without leaving Illinois?
Welcome to Mt. Pulaski — a town where history isn’t just remembered, it’s still standing.
From its historic courthouse to the stories that shaped a nation, this is more than a stop… it’s a glimpse into where it all began.
📍 Logan County Small Town Tours is uncovering places like this — rich in history, full of character, and waiting to be explored. https://destinationlogancountyil.com/ #

06/05/2026

Ever wondered what it’s like behind bars… in an 1800's small town?
Fun Fact: In Hartsburg, IL you can step inside a historic jail that once held prisoners right in the heart of this quiet community. It’s a rare chance to experience a piece of local history up close — no imagination required.
📸Take a step inside, snap a photo, and see a side of history most people never do.

06/04/2026

Have you added Lincoln, IL to your Route 66 road trip yet?
Snap a photo with the World’s Largest Covered Wagon, explore Route 66 history, visit local shops and museums like the Mill, and grab a bite at hometown favorites along the way.
From iconic landmarks to small-town charm, there’s something to discover around every corner.
Plan your visit and experience Lincoln for yourself https://destinationlogancountyil.com/

06/02/2026

06/01/2026

📍World's Largest Covered Wagon (Lincoln, IL)

Standing 25 feet tall and stretching 40 feet long, the World’s Largest Covered Wagon in Lincoln, Illinois is a must-see stop you won’t find anywhere else.

Snap a photo, soak in a piece of pioneer history, and add a one-of-a-kind landmark to your Route 66 adventure.

Come see it for yourself 👀

05/31/2026

Hey True Crime fanatics, you don’t want to miss this 🕵️
Visit the small town of Hartsburg, IL where it is rumored that Al Capone himself visited The Lodge (formerly known as Hutton’s Lodge during his time).
The infamous criminal frequented Logan County often, enjoying the hunting, fishing and of course enjoying midwestern staples like coleslaw and potato salad at The Lodge!
“Stop for a drink, stay for a story”

05/29/2026

This next listening session is coming up Tuesday, June 2nd in New Holland! Hope to see you there!

RSVP here! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdqUrLo7AXUgLCm4hj86SwsygVqsMCibQ8s081Bq08qbGP2yA/viewform?usp=dialog

The Logan County Tourism Bureau invited Elkhart residents, business owners, and community leaders to attend a community listening session this week as part of their strategic planning process. The Logan County Tourism Bureau is hosting more listening sessions.

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05/29/2026

Did you know this town was named after a friend of Abraham Lincoln?
Named after Robert B. Latham, a close friend of Abraham Lincoln, Latham, IL. This community carries a rich piece of American history. Today, Latham remains a pivotal part of the U.S. agricultural system, where generations of farmers continue to help feed the nation.
It’s more than a town—it’s a legacy of hard work, history, and heart.
📍Logan County Small Town Tours is all about uncovering spots like this — simple, beautiful, and full of US history.
https://destinationlogancountyil.com/