John Deere Pavilion
The John Deere Effect
John Deere has infused the Quad Cities with life and innovation since 1837, when John Deere himself crafted a groundbreaking plow from a broken steel saw blade. From that moment on, a
legacy of hard work and creativity began, one that’s still going strong today, showing that “Nothing Runs Like a Deere™.” Throughout their history, the company has faced challenges from economic recessions to shifts in agriculture, but it is their perseverance that has created long-lasting growth opportunities. The company has pioneered countless revolutions as they have grown, as what began as a small blacksmith shop has now grown into a global leader in agriculture, shaping both the industry and the community. John Deere continues to drive the Quad Cities toward a future defined by innovation, reimagination, and a continued commitment to QC values. When you visit our family-friendly agricultural attractions such as the John Deere Pavilion , the John Deere Store , and the John Deere Historic Site , you won’t just learn about our culture, but you’ll feel it too. Pick your John Deere experience at VisitJohnDeere.com .
John Deere Pavilion
BUTTERWORTH CENTER & DEERE-WIMAN HOUSE Historic homes, once occupied by John Deere descendants located in the Overlook District in Moline, Illinois are now operated by the William Butterworth Foundation. The Butterworth Center & Deere-Wiman House serve as year-round educational and cultural attractions. These
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historic homes are great for events, meeting space for not-for-profit organizations, and tours for all visitors. For more information, visit ButterworthCenter.com .
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