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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!
Indian Knoll School was built near the High Lake Subdivision and opened with 14 classrooms in 1967. Its name comes from the Native American tribes that were present in the area prior to the 1830s. A dedication exercise and visitation period was held on Sunday, November 5, 1967. Mr. Ray Hosteland, First Assistant County Superintendent of Schools, spoke at the dedication. Over 600 people attended. Indian Knoll is one of six elementary schools in District 33.
Indian Knoll School was built near the High Lake Subdivision and opened with 14 classrooms in 1967. Its name comes from the Native American tribes that were present in the area prior to the 1830s. A dedication exercise and visitation period was held on Sunday, November 5, 1967. Mr. Ray Hosteland, First Assistant County Superintendent of Schools, spoke at the dedication. Over 600 people attended. Indian Knoll is one of six elementary schools in District 33.