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All historic houses to visit in Wheaton

Step into the past at 3 historic houses in Wheaton. These preserved homes offer a glimpse into the lives of notable figures and everyday people from different eras.

Are you interested in exploring historic homes? Here are the must-see historic houses in Wheaton:

  1. Cantigny1

    Cantigny

     Wheaton, IL
    Cantigny, located in Wheaton, Illinois, is a sprawling 500-acre park that was once the estate of Joseph Medill and his grandson Colonel Robert R. McCormick, both notable publishers of the Chicago Tribune. This expansive park, situated just 30 miles west of Chicago, offers a unique blend of history and natural beauty, making it an interesting destination for tourists.
     3.6
    History & Anthropology HistoryNature & Natural History Nature
  3. Cosley Zoo2

    Cosley Zoo

     Wheaton, IL
    Cosley Zoo, located in Wheaton, Illinois, is an AZA-accredited facility that is part of the Wheaton Park District. This accreditation ensures that the zoo meets the highest standards of animal care and welfare. The zoo is open year-round, providing visitors with the opportunity to explore and learn about a variety of animals in all seasons.
     4.3
    Nature & Natural History Nature
  4. Dupage County Historical Museum3

    Dupage County Historical Museum

     Wheaton, IL
    The DuPage County Historical Museum, which was previously known as the Adams Memorial Library, is a significant landmark in Wheaton, Illinois. The building was designed by the renowned architect Charles Sumner Frost. This museum is not only a place to explore the rich history of DuPage County but also an architectural marvel in itself, showcasing the brilliance of Frost's design.
    History & Anthropology History