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Hinckley
Hinckley was conceived in the 1870’s as the brainchild of Francis Hinckley, president of the Chicago and Iowa Railroad. The rail line was placed one-half mile east of the Village of Squaw Grove, which was then named Hinckley. From this early birth, much change and innovation would come to Hinckley. In 1889, a tornado destroyed most of the village, so as Hinckley moves forward, it may have a new look, but the spirit of good citizenship and village pride has not changed. Hinckley has a proud past and a bright future.
DINING / LODGING
Brown Pub
200 N. Somonauk Road
Food, spirits, dancing & volleyball.
815-286-3329
Dairy Joy
435 E. Lincoln Avenue
Tasty delights.
815-286-7701
Dave's Pizza
126 E. Lincoln Highway
Pizza and more.
815-286-7071
Hinckley Cafe
116 E. Lincoln Avenue
Home cooked meals.
J & K's Half Moon Tavern, Inc.
120 W. Lincoln Avenue
Local sports bar.
815-286-7303
www.jkhalfmoon.com
The Welcome Matt Inn
149 W. Lincoln Avenue
Nightly food specials and spirits.
815-286-3949
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SHOPPING
Hinckley Floral, Inc.
950 W. Lincoln Highway
Floral arrangements, planters, decorating accessories, candy, candles and more.
815-286-7400
www.hinckleyfloral.com
Ozzie’s Greenhouse
13441 Hinckley Road
Your dream gardens can come true at Ozzie's Greenhouse.
815-286-7452
ozziesgreenhouse.com
Treasures Old & New
358 W. Lincoln Avenue
Antiques and more.
815-286-7921
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ATTRACTIONS
Garfield Park
Garfield Street (2 blks. north
of Rt. 30)
Small neighborhood park with equipment geared for younger children.
www.hinckleyil.com
Pioneer Park
Route 30 (far west end)
Shelter building, tennis courts, play equipment, horse shoe pits, and more.
hinckleyil.com
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