Recreation
The village of Hennepin epitomizes America's rural communities in a
charming and quaint manner. The town's location on the bluffs
overlooking the Illinois River affords its citizens and visitors the
unique opportunity to enjoy a myriad of leisure activities right in
their own backyard. Fishing, boating, water skiing or a number of other
water activities are popular. Feeling a little on the lazy side? How
about a picnic at the lovely waterfront park or just relaxing on the
bank and watching the world go by?
Hennepin is home to the oldest courthouse (1839) in Illinois still in use. The village boasts an excellent example of early Greek Revival architecture in the Pulsifer House built in 1844 (currently home of the Putnam County Historical Society). Come see this beautiful Georgian townhouse which has been restored to its former Greek Revival interior elegance.
Hennepin showcases the past residing comfortably alongside the modern. A beautiful indoor pool complex provides fun and exercise for all ages. For sports enthusiasts, Hennepin offers many choices such as lighted tennis courts, soccer field, and baseball diamonds. Whether you're a participant or spectator, summer spells fun in Hennepin.
Hennepin is home to the oldest courthouse (1839) in Illinois still in use. The village boasts an excellent example of early Greek Revival architecture in the Pulsifer House built in 1844 (currently home of the Putnam County Historical Society). Come see this beautiful Georgian townhouse which has been restored to its former Greek Revival interior elegance.
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| Pulsifer House |
Hennepin showcases the past residing comfortably alongside the modern. A beautiful indoor pool complex provides fun and exercise for all ages. For sports enthusiasts, Hennepin offers many choices such as lighted tennis courts, soccer field, and baseball diamonds. Whether you're a participant or spectator, summer spells fun in Hennepin.
