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Wheeling Brochure WHEELING THE HEART OF CHICAGO’S NORTH SUBURBS TABLE OF contents Wheeling Now 2 Restaurant Row 11 Location & Transportation 4 Industry 14 Chicago Executive Airport 6 Our Future 16 Living in Wheeling 8 Dept. of Economic Development 17 WHEELING’S Education & Recreation 9 PAST ncorporated in 1894, the Village of Wheeling originated as an overnight Irest stop for travelers journeying from Chicago to the Wisconsin Territory via the overland trail known today as Milwaukee Avenue. The inns, taverns, and eateries established in the 1830’s on this major corridor developed into Wheeling’s Restaurant Row. In step with the growth of Metro Chicago, Wheeling emerged as a center for industry and commerce in the 1960’s. Today, Wheeling residents and business owners enjoy the vibrant neighborhoods, public amenities, and community spirit fostered by this rich heritage. Wheeling Historical Society wheelinghistoricalsociety.com 1 WHEELING NOW ocated in the heart of the prestigious north suburbs of Chicago, and with a diverse Lpopulation of 40,000 people, Wheeling has shared in the area’s economic growth and prosperity over the past four decades. Cultured, industrious and creative, Wheeling is home to the renowned Restaurant Row, award-winning schools and a flourishing business community. Wheeling’s municipal government is structured in the Council-Manager form: a professional Village Manager directs day-to-day operations, while policymaking is the task of an elected Village President and Board of Trustees. Residents are encouraged to take an active role in community affairs. The Village of Wheeling has a dedicated professional staff which has kept Wheeling at the forefront of municipal enhancement and modernization. Village of Wheeling wheelingil.gov 2 Wheeling Now Wheeling Now 3 Lake Cook Rd. Westin Chicago North Shore Dundee Rd. WHEELING Wheeling Metra BUFFALO Station NORTHBROOK GROVE Milwaukee Ave. Chicago Executive Palatine Rd. Airport North Central Line ARLINGTON THE HEART • Antioch HEIGHTS OF CHICAGO’S NORTH SUBURBS • Lake Villa • Round Lake Beach • Washington St. MOUNT ransportation and accessibility remain among the PROSPECT Village’s best assets. Interstate 294 runs along the • Mundelein eastern boundary of the Village with interchanges • Vernon Hills Tat Lake Cook and Palatine Roads. I-294 allows quick access to GEOGRAPHICALLY SPEAKING O’Hare International Airport, Chicago’s Loop, and the regional • Prairie View interstate system. Illinois 53, just west of Wheeling via Lake Cook and Dundee Roads, also leads to the interstate system. • Buffalo Grove Location in Illinois South of Wheeling Routes U.S. 45 and Illinois 83 offer easy north-south access to other Chicago communities. • Wheeling Downtown Chicago O’HARE AIRPORT MidwaY AIRPORT Wheeling is also home to and co-owner of Chicago Executive Airport, • Prospect Heights the third-busiest airport in Chicagoland after O’Hare and Midway, • O’Hare Transfer which serves the general and business aviation sector. More than 200 aircraft are based on the field, with over 75,000 takeoffs and • Rosemont landings annually. 10MILES 26MILES 23MILES Commuter rail is also available to those who live in, work in, and • Schiller Park visit Wheeling via the Metra North Central Line at the Wheeling • Belmont Ave. (Franklin Park) Metra Station. The North Central Line has regular service to and from Chicago’s Union Station, O’Hare Airport, and • River Grove suburban communities farther north. Public transportation Metra North Central Line Pace Bus within the Village and to nearby communities is provided by • Western Ave. wheelingil.gov/Community/Transportation/Metra.asp pacebus.com Pace buses. • Chicago Union Station 4 Location & Transportation Location & Transportation 5 International GATEWAY A US Customs Office is located onsite at Chicago Executive Airport. The airport is a key building block and powerful Federal Aviation Administration and operates ike most airports across economic engine for both communities, and daily. The primary users of Chicago Executive our nation, Chicago for the surrounding area. Chicago Executive Airport include private airplane owners, flight Executive Airport was Airport produces direct and indirect economic schools, businesses who maintain corporate Lonce a modest grass strip benefits such as sales tax revenue and increased aircraft at the airport, and major national and created by early aviation business activity for local industry and retail international corporations. enthusiasts when airplanes operations across a wide range of enterprises, Located just north of Chicago, Chicago were a novelty and travel by air including hotels and restaurants. Executive Airport provides travelers with was an uncommon luxury. The Chicago Executive Airport serves the general and the convenience of being within easy airport was purchased in 1953 by business aviation sector and is the third-busiest reach of one of the most dynamic and George Priester, who expanded airport in Chicagoland, after O’Hare and Midway. vibrant cities in America. With easy and developed the facility until More than 200 aircraft are based on the field, with access to Interstate 94, Chicago’s 1986, when it was purchased by over 75,000 takeoffs and landings annually. famous Magnificent Mile and the neighboring communities of The airport operates 24 hours a day year-round. bustling financial district are only Wheeling and Prospect Heights. The air traffic control tower is staffed by the minutes away and many Fortune In 2013, the Illinois Department 500 companies are closer yet. of Transportation named Chicago Executive Airport the Reliever Airport of the Year. Chicago Executive Airport chiexec.com 6 Chicago Executive Airport Chicago Executive Airport 7 Aquatic Center An award-winning outdoor summer swim/activity center with a zero-depth LIVING IN WHEELING pool, water slides, playgrounds, an adult spa, picnic shelters, and sand volleyball courts. heeling's residents enjoy a high standard of living in the wide selection of housing the community offers. Young parents findW suitable and affordable single-family homes in Wheeling's established, tree-lined neighborhoods. Active homeowners and empty-nesters appreciate the well- Korean Cultural maintained condominium and townhome developments Center of Chicago in the Village. In addition, a wealth of rental apartment Headquartered complexes accommodates families of all sizes. Overall, a great in Wheeling since selection of existing and newly constructed homes, townhomes, 2010, the Korean condominiums, and apartments are available in a variety of size Cultural Center of and price ranges. Chicago attracts The community is served by a number of shopping centers. These centers tens of thousands provide a variety of convenient retail and consumer services to Wheeling annually with residents, and to families in particular. Local businesses servicing family Chevy Chase Country Club its art gallery, needs include a number of children's daycare centers, adult daycare centers, Built in 1920 and recently renovated, the Country Club museum, cultural preschools, and hobby shops. Wheeling offers large national chain stores continues to be a community landmark. The Club’s 18-hole and educational including Target, Sam's Club, and Walmart. The Wheeling area also provides a championship golf course, ballroom, restaurant, and three programming, broad array of places of worship. banquet rooms have been a gathering place for social and special events. activities, dances, and sporting events for eighty years. OTHER Points LEARNING OF Interest IN WHEELING Wheeling Historical Society Museum Pavilion Senior Center rom primary through secondary grade levels, Wheeling’s schools consistently Community Recreation exceed state averages in reading and math. Center FWheeling’s secondary education students attend either Wheeling or Buffalo Grove High Schools. Indian Trails Public Library Wheeling High School is ranked consistently in the top Korean Cultural Center 3% of high schools nationally by US News and World of Chicago Report, and 96% of its students go on to college after Wheeling residents also benefit from quality higher graduation. Wheeling High School has become a leader education options. William Rainey Harper College, a in expanding options for post-secondary educational leading two-year community college, serves Wheeling, opportunities for its graduates, and has developed offering certificate and associate degree programs as well into a model math and science academy offering a as college transfer programs. National Louis University unique combination of theory and hands-on application. Family Circle magazine has a campus in Wheeling offering graduate-level courses Established to prepare students for the 21st Century named Wheeling as one of Ten Best in business and education. workforce, the Wheeling High School Math, Science Places in the USA to Raise a Family. and Technology Academy offers Advanced Placement It was so named for its schools, parks, Wheeling Park District courses and focused programming in engineering fields, and diversity. wheelingparkdistrict.com biomedical science, automation and robotics, architecture, digital photography, professional certifications and more. Wheeling High School whs.d214.org 8 Living in Wheeling Education & Recreation 9 WHEELING’S World class dining and live entertainment in the North Suburbs RESTAURANT The finest dining in the northern suburbs is found on Wheeling’s Restaurant Row along the west bank of the Des Plaines River. This stretch of Milwaukee
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