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Whiteside County, Illinois, borders Iowa in northwestern Illinois and is known for its picturesque river valleys, rolling hills, forests and state parks. The Rock River Trail provides great hiking, fishing and boating opportunities along its path. Morrison serves as the county seat and lies near the Rock River itself. Whiteside County also includes larger cities like Sterling or Rock Falls which are noted for their industrial and commercial activities.
Whiteside County is home to the iconic Sinnissippi Mounds, prehistoric burial mounds dating back to the Woodland Period. Native Americans built these mounds over several centuries for burial and ceremonial purposes; today they serve as a popular attraction for visitors interested in local history and culture. Another significant event during Whiteside County's development was the establishment of Rock River Navigation Company in mid-19th century; responsible for developing the Rock River into an important commercial transportation route and contributing significantly to economic development throughout the area.
Over the years, Whiteside County has produced many notable people. Ronald Reagan, 40th President of the United States and born near Tampico but raised in Dixon (lee county seat), is perhaps most well-known for his conservative policies and role in ending the Cold War. Another renowned resident from this area is Paul Harvey - radio broadcaster born in Tulsa Oklahoma but mostly working out of Chicago who became well known for his distinctive voice and conservative viewpoints that would continue to be heard on American radio for nearly fifty years.
