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The grave site and family plot of Reverend Hiram Huntington Kellogg. Inscription reads "Rev. Hiram H. Kellogg, First President of Knox College, Born 1803, Died 1881, 'They that turn many to righteousness shall shine as the stars.' Daniel 12:3."

4 stone slabs with a metal plaque signifying the Northeast, Northwest, Southeast and Southwest corners of the original boundaries of the town.

Main Street is a commercial avenue housing the vast majority of Galesburg most popular independent businesses. Intended as a gathering place for the entire town Main Street is home to festivals, parades and much more for the city of Galesburg.

An old wooden chair in Knox College's Old Main is beautifully carved in memory to Abraham Lincoln. Its 19th-century craftsmanship is a tribute to Lincoln's legacy and the rich history of the city.

An aged wooden chair, intricately carved and associated with Abraham Lincoln, graces the Old Main at Knox College. Its 19th-century workmanship serves as a representation of the city's rich past and Lincoln's legacy.

Cemetery housing numerous historical graves (estimated 230+) from the founding days of Galesburg. Located past Main Street next to overpass leading off downtown to residential areas.

Plaques, dedications, and pictures both inside and outside of Old Main.

The cenotaph and gravesite of Civil War Veteran, George Williams

Granite headstone for George Williams. The inscription reads "Corp. George William-Co. H-54 Mass. Inf." Birth and Death date is unknown.

A monument honoring the students and alumni of Knox who died on the front lines of World War I.