109 e division Street
- 1 unit available
- 3 bed
- Amenities
New construction and Garage
New construction and Garage
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The picturesque village of Manteno, Illinois, with its quaint Main St. and manicured parks, lies in the eerie shadow of the ruins of the notorious, and purportedly haunted, Manteno State Hospital psychiatric institution. Rumors of illicit experiments on unsuspecting patients abound, and even inspired the Gennie Project -- a creepy art installation that involved scrawling the contents of a former patient's file on the dilapidated walls of the closed hospital.
The village of Manteno, Illinois, was incorporated in 1869, and named for the Indian princess Manteno Bourbonnais, granddaughter of Francois Bourbonnais, the 17th-century French fur trader who first settled the area
View Manteno City GuideThe picturesque village of Manteno, Illinois, with its quaint Main St. and manicured parks, lies in the eerie shadow of the ruins of the notorious, and purportedly haunted, Manteno State Hospital psychiatric institution. Rumors of illicit experiments on unsuspecting patients abound, and even inspired the Gennie Project -- a creepy art installation that involved scrawling the contents of a former patient's file on the dilapidated walls of the closed hospital.
The village of Manteno, Illinois, was incorporated in 1869, and named for the Indian princess Manteno Bourbonnais, granddaughter of Francois Bourbonnais, the 17th-century French fur trader who first settled the area
