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A museum on the campus of Aurora University with 4 major exhibits on native peoples.
A collection of unique firefighting memorabilia set in Aurora's old Central Fire Station, built in 1894.
Built as a monument to Aurora's Civil War veterans in 1878, it's now a small structure next to the library that sticks out in its antiquity.
There's a golf course, a swimming center operated by the Fox Valley Park District, a lake, some neat gardens, and a small free zoo filled specifically with North American animals.
A breathtaking example of whitewashed Indian temple craftsmanship. Don't worry about going and taking pictures - everyone else is doing it too.
Built in 1857, this Italianate-style house was the home to prominent merchant William Tanner and his family. The house features high ceilings, oak grained woodwork, ornate plaster decoration, and antique furnishings.