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Best Western Troy Hotel
Best Western Troy Hotel
2020 Formosa Road
Troy, IL 62294
Phone: 618-667-9200Visit Website
Driving DirectionsBest Western Troy Hotel is a convenient location to Interstates and Metro St. Louis. Free WIFI, HOT Continental Breakfast, Cable TV with Movie Channels and local/long distance calls. Enjoy our indoor heated pool, fitness center, business center and we do offer a guest laundry onsite. All rooms including single kings, two queens and suites come with a mini refrigerator, microwave, and coffee/tea maker. We can accommodate large vehicle parking as well.
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Holiday Inn Express
Holiday Inn Express
2011 Formosa Drive
Troy, IL 62294
Phone: 618-667-2301
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Driving DirectionsHoliday Inn Express Troy is an 84 room select service mid-upscale hotel. We are located at Exit 19 on I-55. The hotel includes complimentary breakfast and free Wi-Fi. We also have two meeting room spaces available.
EVO CHARGING STATION AVAILABLE
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Red Roof Inn
Red Roof Inn
2030 Formosa Road
Troy, IL 62294
Phone:618-667-6313
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Driving DirectionsConvenient hotel near Interstates 55,270,70. Accepts pets. Indoor heated pool,Free continental breakfast, free local calls, free High Speed Internet, Satellite TV with HBO. Rooms available with refrigerator and microwave.Guest laundry/fitness room.
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Historical Site Attraction Replica of the Mersinger Pioneer Cabin, circa 1859
This cabin, located in the Bud Klaustermeier City Park on South Highway 162, also known as the ”National Road”, is a unique attraction to the park and is available for viewing and educational programs for students and those who are curious about history. The Troy Historical Society takes pride in serving the community as caretakers of this primitive dwelling of our past and welcomes visitors.
The cabin is open for viewing the 3rd Sunday of every month, April through October, from 1:00pm to 3:00pm, or by appointment. Call 618-980-8398 (Marilyn) or 618-667-6662 (Mae) for information and reservations for tours.Troy Historical Society
The Troy Historical Society meets at 7:00 pm on the third Tuesday of each month. Meetings are usually held in the History/Genealogy Room located in the Lower Level of the Library. There is an annual membership fee. Visit the Troy Historical Society website. The Historical Society has several microfilm collections, including:
- the Troy Times-Tribune back to 1872
- One-room schoolhouse attendance records
- First Baptist Church records back to 1833
- St. Paul's Evangelical Church record
The collections and a microfilm reader/copier are available at the Library for use by the general public.
Troy Historical Society Projects: Troy History Book Project.
The Troy Historical Society has created a book about the history of the City of Troy, encompassing the area within the boundaries of the original school district. This area includes all of Jarvis Township and the southern portion of Pin Oak Township. Log Cabin Project.
The Troy Historical Society is involved in an ongoing project to assemble the Mersinger log cabin in Tri-Township Park. Originally located in southern Jarvis Township circa 1850, the cabin was assembled and displayed for a time at Southern Illinois University in Edwardsville (SIUE). Cemetery Project
The Troy Historical Society has been responsible for various improvements to the Troy City Cemetery, including signage and brick replacement.Heritage Museum
128 E. Zupan St.
Maryville, IL 62062
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The Maryville Heritage Museum is committed to preserving and interpreting the history of the Village of Maryville by collecting artifacts and information that document the heritage of this community.
Through interpretive exhibitions, educational programs, and publications the museum will strive to educate the public of the influence and importance of the past in defining the present.
The Museum Committee & Volunteers Members of the Museum Committee serve in an advisory capacity. They are the decision makers as to which projects will be undertaken in relation to exhibits, and which items to accept into the museum collection.
Museum volunteers work in the museum to accomplish the projects set out by the committee. There is always a need for volunteers to work on regular and special projects. Being a committee member is not a requirement to serve as a volunteer. Each person will find their own niche as they learn what needs to be done and balance that with their own comfort level and skill base. No one has to be an expert in history or museum work. You will learn as you go.
Museum Hours
The museum currently does not have regularly scheduled hours to be open, although that is one of our goals. Volunteers usually work one day a week and welcome anyone who wants to visit.
Contact:
Ed Kostyshock
Village Trustee
Ph: (618) 345-4500Parks
Tri-Township Park
Office hours are Monday through Friday
8 am to 5 pm.
Closed 12 to 1pm.
For Community Center or pavilion rental
please call us at 618-667-6887.
Visit the Tri-Township Park website
Marine Village Park
100-199 N Duncan Street
Marine, IL 62061
Marine City Park is located at the corner of North Duncan and East Silver Streets in Marine, IL.
