Points of interest
Jefferson Barracks MO
Telegraph Road exit off of I-270 north to Kingston to South Broadway in St. Louis, Missouri.
Home of the 38th Infantry formed in 1 October 1866 at Jefferson Barracks Missouri. From 1866 to 1869 the 38th primarily provided security for the building of railroads in the southwest.
Nov 15 1866 Cathy Williams enlisted in Thirty-eighth U.S. Infantry Buffalo Soliders
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Illinois Wines have won acclaim in state, national and international competitions. First established in the 1700s, Illinois' historic wine country encourages visitors to rediscover their passion for American wines.
Throughout history, the Mississippi River influenced many lives: the Dakota, Chippewa and Hopewell cultures; early French voyagers; African-Americans seeking freedom on the Underground Railroad; and many more. Through its charming river towns and metropolitan cities, historic sites and cultural artifacts, today's Great River Road still links resources, people and history
The Trail of Tears National Historic Trail commemorates the tragic removal of the Cherokee and the paths that 17 Cherokee detachments followed westward.
An interdenominational, national symbol of faith in God, this 111 foot tall Cross, when illuminated at night, can be seen over an area of 7,500 square miles atop the most prominent elevation in the Southern Illinois Ozarks. Located between interstates 24 - 55 and 57 in Southern Ill.
From Ill 127 at Alto Pass, take exit for Bald Knob. Then follow the signs for four miles to Bald Knob Cross.
The last four miles are a scenic wilderness.
Your one-stop resource for great motorcycle roads™ in Illinois. As a service to the motorcycle community, here is a comprehensive listing of roads available from various Internet resources or contributed by motorcycle riders.