Pere Marquette State Park

Pere Marquette State Park is a comprehensive guidebook published by the Illinois Department of Conservation, likely in the mid-20th century. It details the park's 5,180-acre expanse along the Illinois River, highlighting its recreational opportunities such as camping, hiking, and fishing. The book also provides historical context about the park's namesake, Father Jacques Marquette, and discusses the natural environment and facilities available to visitors. This guide serves as a valuable resource for nature enthusiasts and those interested in the park's rich history.