John Humphrey House
- Historic building
- In Orland Park, Illinois
- 8.9 mi from Route 66
- National Register of Historic Places
Orland Park's John Humphrey House stands near Joliet, IL, about 9 miles off the old road. It was only the second permanent home built in the community, and it belonged to John Humphrey, who served in the Illinois Senate. The house joined the National Register in 2005. It is a short detour for Route 66 travelers interested in how Chicago's southwest suburbs were first settled, and it is best seen from the street.
What is John Humphrey House?
A historic residence tied to the very beginnings of Orland Park, where it ranks as the community's second permanent house. Its link to a state senator adds a political chapter to its story.
Visiting John Humphrey House: tips
No public visiting is listed, so view it from the street and respect the property. Stone Manor is about 5.6 miles away, the Site A / Plot M Disposal Site about 5.7 miles, and the Tedens ghost town site about 7.4 miles.
Practical info
- On site & nearby
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