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Fall is a wonderful time to visit downtown West Chicago and stop in to Gallery 200!
103 W. Washington Street: Wednesday-Friday 12-6pm; Saturday 10am-4pm; Sunday 12-4pm
Be sure to mark your calendars for the First Friday of every month for our opening receptions! 6-8pm, free and open to all!
The Town of Turner (West Chicago's predecessor) built this Italianate style Town Hall in 1884. It served for 92 years as the community's governmental center. As the first home of local police and fire departments and the public library, the hall also hosted bazaars, art exhibits and monthly dances. In 1975 the building because the home of the West Chicago City Museum. It was designated a National Register site in 1991, due to its historical value as an early political and cultural center. It continues to hold a place of importance as the repository of West Chicago's history.
The Town of Turner (West Chicago's predecessor) built this Italianate style Town Hall in 1884. It served for 92 years as the community's governmental center. As the first home of local police and fire departments and the public library, the hall also hosted bazaars, art exhibits and monthly dances. In 1975 the building because the home of the West Chicago City Museum. It was designated a National Register site in 1991, due to its historical value as an early political and cultural center. It continues to hold a place of importance as the repository of West Chicago's history.