Top Things to do In McLean County 2021

"I want to see the war museum. The owner of the museum collected the clothing, items, medals, life and seizures of soldiers who had been sent from Michigan to participate in World War I, World War II, Vietnam War and other wars to open this museum. May there be peace in the world without war."

"The Pontiac, a subsidiary of General Motors in the United States, ceased production in 2010. It is a valuable private collection museum. Collected the past and present lives of Pontiac cars. Those classic classic cars. Let people linger."

"This was originally Pontiac’s detention center. It was later converted into a photography museum. The original structure of the museum is not changed, but it is rebuilt with the unique prison form inside, which is very interesting."

"This is a very good place to learn about President Lincoln and the Civil War. The technical, acting and stunt performances are very vivid and let people quickly understand the pain and contributions of Lincoln in a special period. Players in a special children’s room can Let the children stay and learn about the events of that period vividly. The whole show is quite interesting."

"Lincoln's Tomb is located in Oak Ridge Cemetery, which is located west of the north of Springfield, the capital of Illinois. Many ordinary people are buried in this cemetery. People just opened up an open area in the cemetery to build Lincoln's tomb. His wife and son are also buried in this cemetery. In the cemetery stands a granite obelisk 30 meters high. The four corners of the tower are decorated with four groups of bronze statues representing infantry, artillery, cavalry and navy. These four groups of statues symbolize northern soldiers who were martyred during the Civil War. Lincoln's big bronze statue stands in front of the tomb. The tomb passage is open, and the tomb passage leads to the tomb chamber. There are some bronze statues of Lincoln on both sides of the tomb, as well as the bronze medals of his famous speech (inlaid on the walls of the tomb). The tomb path leads directly to the tomb, where Lincoln’s sarcophagus is placed. Free parking is available in the cemetery. There is no charge for parking and visiting the Lincoln Tomb."

"Initially went here on a Spanish trip for my class and had so much fun with my classmates. I came back here again with my friends just for fun! Good student prices. The museum is filled with so many interesting pieces of artwork, it's nice to just walk around and try to understand what they all mean. The sculptures and oil paintings are my favorite exhibits."

"It is a relatively popular science museum, not a large provincial museum like China, and parking near the state capital is not particularly good. If you’re not particularly interested, don’t go there"