Pierre Menard Home State Historic Site

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Pierre Menard Home State Historic Site is a preserved historic property and museum in Illinois that interprets the life and times of early 19th-century political leader Pierre Menard, the state’s first lieutenant governor.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic site
house museum
museum
architecturalStyle Creole
French Colonial
associatedWith Illinois Territory NERFINISHED
Kaskaskia, former capital of Illinois Territory NERFINISHED
category Historic house museums in Illinois
Illinois State Historic Sites NERFINISHED
Museums in Randolph County, Illinois
Protected areas of Randolph County, Illinois
country United States of America
surface form: United States
hasBuildingType residence
hasExhibitType historical artifacts
interpretive panels
period furnishings
hasFunction historic house museum
museum
hasPart grounds
main house
outbuildings
hasVisitorCenter yes
heritageDesignation Illinois State Historic Site NERFINISHED
inception early 19th century
locatedIn Randolph County, Illinois NERFINISHED
locatedNear Chester, Illinois NERFINISHED
Kaskaskia Island NERFINISHED
Mississippi River NERFINISHED
materialUsed stone
wood
namedAfter Pierre Menard NERFINISHED
notableFor French Colonial architecture in the Midwest
association with Illinois’ first lieutenant governor
openToPublic yes
operatedBy Illinois Department of Natural Resources NERFINISHED
ownedBy State of Illinois NERFINISHED
preserves life and times of Pierre Menard
material culture of early 19th-century Illinois
publicAccess daytime hours
significantPeriod early 19th century
state Illinois
subjectOf interpretive exhibits on early 19th-century Illinois
interpretive programs about Pierre Menard
theme French and Creole influence in Illinois
political history of early Illinois
tourism heritage tourism destination in Illinois

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Pierre Menard hasPart Pierre Menard Home State Historic Site