The story
Adeline Müller sold the family home to the Historical Society for museum use in 1967. The house was added to the National Register on March 26, 1979 and today anchors the museum campus at Vail and Fremont.
Everything that was here
- 1967–present · still open
Arlington Heights Historical Museum (Müller House)Other
The founder's own home became the village museum.
See the map in 1968 → - 1882–1906
F.W. Müller Carbonated BeveragesOther
A soda pop factory in the basement of a Victorian home.
See the map in 1883 →
Nearby history
Nathaniel Moore Banta House
514 N Vail Ave · 10 m away
An educator-author's Arts and Crafts home beside his father-in-law's soda factory.
North School
410 N Arlington Heights Rd · 281 m away
Built in 1938 as an elementary school.
Arlington Heights Metra Station
45 W Northwest Hwy · 364 m away
Rebuilt in 2000, still the anchor of downtown.
Christian Liberty Academy
502 W Euclid Ave · 400 m away
A private K-12 school in the old Cardinals' halls.
Vail-Davis Building
25 W Davis St · 448 m away
Shops below, 16 apartments above, and a Depression-era loss for its builder.
Eleven-story apartment building
115 N Evergreen Ave · 449 m away
The tallest thing on the block replaced a movie palace.
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