It was so fun! The darkness and the scary people just made it!!!! The set up was great. We got…read morethere right before it opened and waited around 30 minutes and was inside for about 30/45 minutes. Do fun I lost my voice for a day from screaming and laughing so hard.

I love it its like neon walls and I go every year and it gets better and better and very good…read moreemployees highly recommend.

Not open to general public? No hours posted? Online info…read moreand storefront info needs to be updated.

Absolutely love this place! Always a great selection, perfectly displayed and priced very well. The…read morestaff is wonderful and helpful in assisting you with any specific piece you may be hunting. Definitely worth a visit - you won't regret it!

Neighbor's Antiques & Collectibles is a unique two-level shop in Byron, IL. It is one of several…read morelocal shops located in on old piano factory (now called Conover Square). There are plenty of quality antiques & collectibles to choose from in this welcoming shop. Each time I have visited, I seem to never have enough time to look around - I could spend hours looking at the beautiful furniture and other smaller treasures displayed brilliantly throughout the store. Store Hours Thursday, Friday and Saturday 10:00am-4:00pm

Conover Square is in Oregon Illinois, not Byron. It has several nice antique businesses in the…read morebusiness as well as food vendors and clothing and jewelry, crafts, etc. Worth a trip.

Great independent book store and cafe I luckily came across while passing through downtown Dixon…read more Friendly staff and a nice selection of books to go with the good coffee. Would happily stop in again.

Nice bookstore. You'll probably find something perusing the aisles. I found a haunted book about…read morehaunted places in Aurora!

Recommended for anyone that has a little bit of time, and needs to stretch their legs, and has an…read moreinterest in history, This is a nice respite. Located in Dixon Illinois (Grand Detour), the John Deere home offers free admission and even a guided tour if your time it right. Checked their website for operating hours because it appears they can change. The guided tour takes a little over an hour so we had to step out because we could not spare that much time but they were very kind and recognizing that not everyone could stay for the full tour. Located inside a white picket fence is a little museum that has the timeline of John Deere's life, and an archaeological site that marks the origins of his blacksmith shop and basically the birthplace of international John Deere industry as we know it today. Additionally, his home, which was not open to the public when we were there, but you can peek in the windows, is also located on the property. A cute little gift shop with John Deere shirts, hats, etc. is available as well as some really cool items for sale that are fabricated from the blacksmith on site providing demonstrations.

Such a cute little museum! I love it! Great information about the history of John Deere and his…read morewonderful tractors

My daughter had had her wedding here. It was wonderful as were the people who were there to help…read more Great place to visit. Big part of ILLINOIS history!!

I highly recommend stopping in for a tour of this magnificent structure. The cost is $5 per person…read more They often hold a "Free Day" so, you might not have to pay anything. The curator Erin is very kind, and knowledgeable. Most reviews on the place are contributed to TripAdvisor, but I felt the Yelp audience would like to know of a place they could visit on a rainy day. Or anytime! I believe the tours are Thursday - Saturday at designated time slots from around Noon to 3pm for a duration of an hour. Call ahead for more info and planning.

This is by far my favorite outdoor market all year. We went every time but once this year and cant…read morewait to come back. It is well organized, super cute and the prices are always fair. The market is always on, even with rain and a cant miss. We buy the best eggs, produce, bath bombs and bread. Make sure you try the best egg rolls around. We make the drive of over 30 minutes to get to the market, its that good! Bring lots of cash, small bills and you will be sure to find something you need

Pretty cool! Plenty…read moreof parking considering this place is WAY WAY off any beaten road. Love the building, the brick and stone look is in need of some work but, in good repair. Love the old steam locomotive and the 'jail' that was saved and maintained. Didn't get a chance to go inside because it was closed but, if the outside is any indication of what's in there, I'm sure it'll be good.

This is a local donations-only small budget museum in a former train depot. It looks like a layer…read morecake and they're particularly proud of the 8 chimneys. They're not open a lot and when they are you'll probably have the place to yourself. The bottom story includes exhibits on the old depot; there are also some personal effects of people who were connected with it. There is more information on Amboy and on the local industry, Sensient Flavors, on the second floor (Sensient gets a room to themselves). Kind of interesting. The gift shop has train-themed gifts; I picked up an engineer cap for the nephew.