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Knox County is located in Illinois' west-central region and covers more than 800 square miles. It borders Fulton, Peoria Stark, Warren and Mercer counties. It is also close to Galesburg and Rockford. It is well-known for its rolling hills and fertile farmland.
Knox County has an interesting history. It was home to many escaped slaves who used it as a conduit and safe house network to escape North America or Canada. Many abolitionists lived in the county, providing support and assistance to escaped slaves. There are many sites in the county that are connected to the Underground Railroad, including the Elijah Iles House, now a museum.
Throughout Knox County's history, many famous people have lived there. Some of these people include Carl Sandburg, a poet who was born in the county and Abraham Lincoln, a politician who lived in the county for many years and gave a memorable speech in Galesburg, 1858. Knox County has been home to many famous events. These include the Knox County Fair which is held every year and draws thousands of visitors. The Knoxville Nationals is a world-famous sprint racing event held in Knoxville every other year.
