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Kewanee Real Estate and Local Guide

A small Henry County city known as the Hog Capital of the World and once a major fire-tube boiler manufacturing center.

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Living in Kewanee

Known as the Hog Capital of the World. Source: en.wikipedia.org

IncomeAbout $49,668 median household
EducationAbout 15.1% hold a bachelor's or higher
CountyHenry County

Homes in Kewanee

Owner-occupiedAbout 70% of housing units
Single-family homesAbout 83% of housing units
Median home valueAbout $70,000

Source: ACS 2023

What makes Kewanee home

Woodland Palace at Francis Park

Source: kewanee-history.com

1890s self-built home of inventor Fred Francis, a State Historic Site listed on the National Register of Historic Places

Hog Days Festival

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Annual Labor Day weekend festival with a carnival, mud volleyball, and parade tied to the city's Hog Capital of the World nickname

Black Hawk College East Campus

Source: en.wikipedia.org

Community college campus nationally recognized for its equestrian and livestock judging programs

Francis Park

Source: cityofkewanee.com

60-acre park east of the city with woodland, hiking trails, camping, and the historic Woodland Palace

Windmont Park

Source: kewaneeparkdistrict.org

Kewanee Park District park with a lake for boating, swimming, fishing, plus tennis courts and playgrounds

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