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The Village is named after former Conservation Director Dan Nagle, who retired in 1998

Dan Nagle Walnut Grove Pioneer Village

	Open Daily April - October 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Free Admission Donations accepted. Fee charged for special events, call for dates. (563) 328-3283 Index: • Map • Olde St. Ann's Church • Photo Gallery • Pioneer Village Virtual Tour • Calendar of Events • Young Pioneers Day Camp

Walnut Grove was a Scott County cross-roads settlement and stage coach stop of the 1860s. The Village includes 18 historic buildings, some relocated from rural Scott County.

Walnut Grove Pioneer Village Virtual Tour

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Walnut Grove Soda Fountain Shop is open this season Saturday and Sundays from 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. from early May to Labor Day weekend.

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Some of the buildings include (complete list below):

Walnut Grove Bank (c. 1890) features 1890 teller windows and a free standing safe from the former German Savings Bank, Eldridge.

The Donahue Train Depot (c. 1870) was moved in 1978 and restored. The Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy caboose was moved from Galesburg, and restored.

Walnut Grove's boardwalk took shape in 1994 when the Apothecary Shop was opened. The boardwalk features the Bison Saloon, George's Carpenter Shop, Barber Shop, Doctor/ Dentist Office, and Keppy-Nagle General Store.