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Robert Milne House

Historic building
In Lockport, Illinois
1.4 mi from Route 66
National Register of Historic Places

Robert Milne's historic Greek Revival home stands in Lockport, near Joliet, IL, about 2 miles off the old road. Milne served as a Canal Commissioner for the Illinois and Michigan Canal (the I&M Canal), the waterway that shaped Lockport. The house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and makes a quick addition to a walk through Lockport's canal-era buildings, most of which stand within half a mile.

What is Robert Milne House?

The house is built in the Greek Revival style, known for its temple-like, classical look. Its link to a canal commissioner ties it closely to the history of the I&M Canal and the town that grew beside it.

Visiting Robert Milne House: tips

This is a private residence, so view it from the street and respect the property. A few minutes is enough. The Will County Historical Society Headquarters is about 0.3 miles away, the Lockport Historic District about 0.4 miles, and the Gaylord Building about 0.5 miles.

Practical info

On site & nearby

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Where to eat near Robert Milne House

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Diner & restaurant
Rich & Creamy
Joliet, IL · 3.8 mi from Robert Milne House
A Joliet ice cream stand on old Route 66 with the Blues Brothers dancing on its roof.