Black Hawk State Historic Site
Tree-lined park with walking/hiking paths along the scenic Rock River, picnic facilities, and beautiful views. Cross country skiing is allowed in winter in certain places. Put in your kayak here on the Rock River.
Watch Tower Lodge - The lodge holds 250 people and is used for meetings, banquets, and special events. Built from large timbers and native limestone, the lodge features a beautiful wood floor, two fireplaces, and a balcony.
John Hauberg Indian Museum - The museum features an important collection of Sauk and Meskwaki Indian artifacts, the last two Native American Indian nations to occupy the area. Many artifacts come directly from Black Hawk's family and tribes connected with Black Hawk. Displayed to show the daily lives of the woodland Indians through four seasons.
Watch Tower Lodge - The lodge holds 250 people and is used for meetings, banquets, and special events. Built from large timbers and native limestone, the lodge features a beautiful wood floor, two fireplaces, and a balcony.
John Hauberg Indian Museum - The museum features an important collection of Sauk and Meskwaki Indian artifacts, the last two Native American Indian nations to occupy the area. Many artifacts come directly from Black Hawk's family and tribes connected with Black Hawk. Displayed to show the daily lives of the woodland Indians through four seasons.
Address:
1510 46th Avenue • Rock Island, IL 61201
Phone:
(309) 788-0177
Email:
[email protected]
Website:
www.blackhawkpark.org