While there are plenty of free attractions throughout the state, you may not know about this one in Moline. Children of all ages will love this hands-on experience you can’t find anywhere else.

If you were ever in Ag Club, or at least know what that is, then you’ll love this Illinois museum. Keep scrolling for all the details.

Visit the John Deere Pavilion to learn the history of agriculture and check out some of the old and new equipment that has been building and sustaining our world for decades.
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You'll get to see old tractors and other machines like a dozer and a combine while learning about the technology that powers them.
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As you pass through the museum, you'll also see old advertisements, hands-on activities, and informational videos sprinkled throughout.
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Most notable are the Waterloo Boy and original Model A that most will never see outside of a museum.
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Possibly the most fun attractions are the simulators that show you what it is like to actually drive a dozer.
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For children with a very young heart, the hands-on activities will excite, allowing you to build bridges, stop-motion movies, and more.
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This museum is open daily, except for holidays, and there is never a price to pay for admission. Grab the whole family for an adventure you can only find in Illinois.
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The John Deere Pavilion is located at 1400 River Dr. in Moline, and you can get more information on its website.

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