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Historic
Pike County, Nestled Between the Two Rivers of West Central
Illinois...
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Barry
When
you see the apple red water tower, you know you
are approaching Barry. In addition to painting the
water tower red, Barry celebrates the local apple
industry with a three day festival in the fall.
The apple town of Barry is situated in northwest
Pike County along Interstate Route 72. Route 106
also runs through Barry with Kinderhook to the west
and Pittsfield to the east.

Tank
at Barry Park
Due to an 1894 fire necessitating rebuilding, Barry's
business district is a turn-of-the-century architectural
delight. Look for some interesting antique and craft
shops in town.
PASA
Park offers sports shooting matches, firearms training
and education courses and other special hunter-related
activities.
Barry
Museum
The Barry Museum was established in 1984, starting
with a core collection of local memorabilia
of Norton Walther. Many items have also been
donated by others. The museum is housed on the
second floor of the local library building.
It is open year round by appoint ment. For the
genealogist who is searching Pike County roots,
the library has basic materials to help get
the search started. Information from the local
paper, Barry Adage, is available covering the
years 1871-1971.
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Pike County Chamber of Commerce
224
West Washington St.
Pittsfield,
IL 62363
217-285-2971
Fax: 217-285-5251
E-mail: info@pikeil.org
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