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Dining and Lodging

Niles has long been known for the multitude of ethnically diverse eateries that cater to any taste bud. Whether its fine dinning, lunch on the run, catered parties, or weddings for hundreds, Niles fits the bill.

Several motels are located within Niles city limits along with numerous hotels within a 3 to 5 mile radius.

Niles offers over 20 meeting facilities and banquet halls which seat from 10 to over 1000 people. Whether you are planning a small business conference or large wedding, Niles can accommodate your needs. Call the Niles Chamber for recommendations on dinning and lodging.

Health Care

Four full-service hospitals are located in the immediate area, including Lutheran General Hospital and Holy Family. These hospitals are dedicated to providing the latest in technological advancements and quality care. A great number of quality medical centers also service our locality.

History

Niles is located in territory once inhabited by Indians who settled here about 1700. On August 20, 1835, a portion of land, including Niles, was purchased by the U.S. Government. In 1831, John and Katherine Ebinger, natives of Stuttgart, Germany, journeyed to America. Their intent was to set up a farm in the Chicago area. Finding the lake front land too swampy for farming, they traveled further north along the Indian trail toward Milwaukee, WI. According to local legend, their horse stepped on a rattlesnake, along the Niles boarder, and died shortly afterwards. Left without a horse, the Ebingers settled here and established a home and farm.

On August 24, 1899, Niles was officially incorporated as a Village in the State of Illinois.

Niles grew at a slow pace until the sixties which produced unbelievable changes in the structure of the Village. Park and library districts were established, new fire and police stations were built, modern shopping locations were introduced, large industries located along Touhy Avenue and Howard Street.

In 1965, the Village of Niles won the highly coveted "All American City Award." This award was given to a city or village that displayed significant accomplishments.
 

 

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