McLean County Museum of History
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Welcome! The McLean County Museum of History is a nationally accredited, award-winning museum with seven exhibit galleries, more than 18,000 objects, over 15,000 rare and hard-to-find books on local history, and 2,000 feet of historical papers and images. Visit us today at 200 N. Main St., Bloomington, Illinois!
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About McLean County Museum of History
The McLean County Museum of History, established in 1892, is a nationally accredited museum located in Bloomington, Illinois, dedicated to preserving and showcasing the rich cultural heritage of McLean County. With five permanent exhibit galleries and rotating displays, the museum preserves over 18,000 artifacts and manages a significant collection of 15,000 rare books, alongside 2,000 feet of historical papers and photographs.
The museum's mission emphasizes preservation, education, and collaboration, aiming to inspire community engagement through various programs tailored for all ages. Notable offerings include educational outreach, senior reminiscence programs, and immersive events like the Virtual Evergreen Cemetery Walk. Additionally, the museum encourages public participation through volunteer opportunities, membership, and special events, while serving as a vibrant hub for local history exploration. The architectural charm of the Old McLean County Courthouse, which houses the museum, further enriches visitors’ experience, combining beauty with historical significance. The McLean County Museum continues to drive conversations and deepen understanding of the area's diverse past.