Glenview Historical Farmhouse Museum was built in 1864 by one of the original Glenview residents, the Hutchings Family. Open every Sunday 1-4 PM. The Hibbard Library contains historical documents, photos and materials from Glenview local history. The Library is open every Tuesday afternoon from 1-4 PM. The Glenview History Center is a not-for-profit volunteer organization that preserves the cultural heritage of Glenview and its people. The Glenview History Center maintains two facilities: the 1864 Farmhouse Museum and the modern Hibbard Library, a replica of the Victorian coach house. The museum displays furniture, clothing, pictures, and other memorabilia from the Civil War period to World War II. Admission is free; however, donations are encouraged.
Categories
Landmarks:
Chicago Suburbs
Museums:
Historical Villages & Farms
Outdoor Kids Activities:
Landmarks
Sightseeing and Tours:
Educational
Other Details
Average Price:
Free
Parking:
Free Parking
Pricing Notes:
The Glenivew History Center is an independent non-profit organization dedicated to Glenview history. Both the Hibbard Library and the Hutchings farmhouse are funded by donations, fund raising events and our members. Membership is not required to visit the Glenview History Center museum. Admission is free.
