The Moline Historic Preservation Commission (MHPC) seeks to promote and enhance the educational, cultural and economic welfare of the City of Moline and its citizens by pursuing the identification and preservation of the community's historically significant resources. The Commission meets the second Monday of every month from 4:00 to 5:30 p.m. in the Committee-of-the-Whole room, located on the 2nd floor of City Hall. Members of the Commission are:  Barb Sandberg, Chairman, Dan Mizner, Jim Scott, Craig Mack, Scott Perkins, and Curt Roseman. City staff contact is Patrick Burke, Economic Development Manager,  (309) 524-2034,  e-mail at pburke@moline.il.us.

 

This site includes information on Moline's rich architectural history, city, state and federal preservation resources, instructions on how to landmark a property in Moline and the benefits of doing so.

 

Moline Historic Landmarks
The City of Moline currently has 11 historical landmarks. Here you will find images, locations and brief histories for each of them.

 

What is the Landmarking process?
An overview of the landmarking process, its incentives and benefits, and answers to questions most frequently asked of the Commission.

 

Resources
Research can be a daunting task, and it is helpful to have a firm place to start. Here you will find information on local, state and federal sources to help you.