Moline Map, Illinois
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Moline Sightseeing
Moline’s history is essentially linked to the Deere-family and the two historic Deere family homes – Butterworth Center and Deere-Wilman House – are must-visit Moline sights. Surrounded by lush gardens the two family homes are famous for their architectural grandeur and workmanship. Commissioned by John Deere’s son, Charles Deere, the Butterworth Center was a wedding-gift for Charles’ daughter and son-in-law,... read moreMoline Travel Guide
The Moline area has been settled time and again. The initial settlements were that of Native American tribes (the Sauk and Fox Indians) who were evicted by the European settlers. The Mexicans are the most recent immigrants. These hosts of settlers carried their rich cultural heritage with them to their new homeland and so Moline represents a wonderful cosmopolitan culture. read moreMoline History
It was not before the 1990s that Moline could again pick up the threads of its troubled economy and re-build its image. The completion/inauguration of city-landmarks like the ‘i-wireless Center’ and John Deere Commons, etc. have been important milestones of Moline history. Moline has successfully restored its lost glory; known for its rich cultural heritage present-day Moline is can be compared to the prime... read moreMoline Nightlife
The ‘i-wireless Center’, better known as ‘the mark of the Quad Cities’, is in a way the hub of Moline nightlife; with a capacity to seat around 6000 people, the ‘i-wireless Center’ serves as a venue where different cultural programs, concerts, etc. are organized during night-time. (Of course, different sporting events are hosted at the ‘i-wireless Center’ during day-time). read moreThings about Moline you may be interested in
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