Duncan Manor
- Historic building
- In Towanda, Illinois
- 0.1 mi from Route 66
- National Register of Historic Places
Duncan Manor is a historic Italianate house in rural McLean County near Towanda, north of Bloomington, IL. William R. Duncan, for whom it was built around 1866, bred livestock and was well regarded for his short-horned cattle. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it recalls the farming heritage of the county that Route 66 would later cross on its way through central Illinois.
What is Duncan Manor?
The house follows the Italianate style, popular for American homes in the decades after 1850. It stands in the countryside near Towanda, and its National Register listing marks it as a place worth preserving.
Visiting Duncan Manor: tips
Visitor access is not recorded, so view it from the road and treat the land as private. It is a quick photo stop. Sprague's Super Service in Normal is about 5.4 miles away, and the Prairie Aviation Museum about 5.5 miles off.
Practical info
- On site & nearby
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