John Deere Pavilion

A Moline, Illinois museum and visitor center run by John Deere, opened in 1997.

Moline, IL

About John Deere Pavilion

The John Deere Pavilion is a museum and attraction in Moline, Illinois. It opened in 1997 during an urban renewal effort on the grounds of a former plow factory. It serves as the official visitor center for John Deere, whose headquarters sit a few miles away. Nearby, the John Deere Store sells company merchandise and is described as the company's largest retail store.

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