McHenry City, McHenry County, Illinois (IL)

McHenry City

McHenry County, Illinois

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McHenry City Hall is located at 333 South Green Street, McHenry, IL 60050; 815‑363‑2100.

Neighborhoods

  • Abbey Ridge
  • Bay Oaks
  • Boone Creek
  • Boulevard Park
  • Brittany Park
  • Bull Ridge
  • Burning Tree
  • Chapel Hill Oaks
  • Cooney Heights
  • Country Club Estates
  • Deerwood Estates
  • Eastwood Manor
  • Edgebrook Heights
  • Evergreen Park
  • Fair Oaks
  • Fox Ridge
  • Foxview Highlands
  • Fritzsches Estates
  • Glacier Ridge
  • Green Valley
  • Harbor Lites
  • Hickory Ridge
  • Hillside
  • Holiday Hills
  • Howells Villas
  • Huemans
  • Hunterville Park
  • Irish Prairie
  • Jacoby
  • Kent Acres
  • Kresswood Trails
  • Lakeland Park
  • Lakeland Shores
  • Le Villa Vaupell
  • Legend Lakes
  • Liberty Trails
  • Martin Woods
  • McAndrews Glen
  • McCollum Lake Estates
  • McCullom Lake
  • McHenry Shores
  • Mill Creek
  • Millstream
  • Mineral Springs
  • Morgan Hill
  • Northfox
  • Oakhurst
  • Oaks of McHenry
  • Olde Mill Pond
  • Orchard Heights
  • Park Ridge Estates
  • Patriot Estates
  • Pebblecreek
  • Pistakee Highlands
  • Pistakee Terrace
  • Pistaqua Heights
  • Portens
  • Providence Farms
  • Rimas
  • River Park
  • Riverdale
  • Riverside Hollow
  • Riverside Park
  • Round Hill
  • Schneider Estates
  • Settlers Woods
  • Shalimar
  • Spojnia
  • Stilling Woods Estates
  • Sunnyside
  • Timber Trails
  • Trails of Boone Creek
  • Trails of Winding Creek
  • Val Mar Estates
  • Waters Edge
  • West Shore Beach
  • Weston Lake Estates
  • Whispering Oaks
  • White Oak Ridge
  • Winding Creek
  • Windy Knoll Estates
  • Windy Prairie Acres
  • Woodcreek
  • Wooded Estates
  • Woodlawn Park
  • Worthmoor Estates

McHenry was settled in 1836 and was incorporated in 1872. The railroad, which was completed in 1854, was a major force in attracting commerce and industry. There are residential and commercial districts which still reflect the unique architectural character of the late 19th and early 20th century. These structures provide a vivid picture of the economic, technological and financial forces of the past which forged the modern City of McHenry. The City has established a Landmark Commission to foster this preservation effort. Efforts are underway to recognize and interpret sites, structures and districts of historic value by local interest groups. [City of McHenry, Comprehensive Plan and Development Policies, 2008, www.ci.mchenry.il.us, accessed May, 2013]

Nearby Towns: Woodstock City •


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