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Places to VisitWhile visiting the area, we invite you to experience the rich history and strong traditions set forth by the founder himself. The land John Deere worked over 160 years ago now thrives as a tribute to his perseverance and values, attracting visitors from around the world. John Deere Collectors CenterA living-history exhibit of a 1950s-era John Deere dealership. Inside, visitors can watch tractors being repaired and restored, browse the retail shop, and tour a display room filled with antique tractors and equipment. Children can enjoy an interactive play area with scale-model farm toys, computer games, or a classic game of checkers. John Deere Historic SiteSend yourself back in time to where John Deere established his first blacksmith shop in Grand Detour, Illinois. Take a stroll through his restored home or visit the gift shop and experience history for yourself. John Deere PavilionExperience a unique and exciting look at the past, present and future of agribusiness. Interactive exhibits, feature films, and equipment displays provide endless entertainment for all ages. John Deere StoreAdjacent to the John Deere Pavilion, the John Deere Store is a one-of-a-kind specialty retail shop with a variety of unique John Deere merchandise. Historic Homes & GardensThe Deere-Wiman House and the Butterworth Home are two majestic mansions built in the late 1800s by Charles Deere, son of John Deere. Both homes and their beautiful gardens are located within walking distance of each other, and guided tours are available. John Deere World HeadquartersThe John Deere World Headquarters is home to the corporate offices, and includes a display floor where current and historical John Deere products are showcased. Located on 1,400 acres of beautifully kept land, the grounds are home to a variety of wildlife including several white tail deer, ducks, geese, and swans. TPC at Deere RunThe Tournament Players Club at Deere Run is home of the annual PGA John Deere Classic. Designed by PGA tour member and three-time Classic Champion D.A. Weibring, together with PGA Tour Design Services, Inc., the course was built to comply with the stringent environmental requirements of Audubon International's Cooperative Sanctuary Program. |
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