As a historic district, the Beloit neighborhood is one of the most interesting places in town to visit for many people. Its richness in historical buildings and places make it a great spot for those who love the look and character of older buildings and structures. Due to this importance, many efforts have been conducted to preserve the historical traces found in the area.Beloit neighborhood preservation is not only a topic of interest to Beloit residents and the local government, but also to those who have the passion for history and the national government itself. Beloit communities organize preservation groups and committees to realize this aim. This is done through the setting of guidelines and rules in restoration and repair acts made by residents and real estate developers.

There are also specific firms and stores that provide preservation building materials and other stuff. These make it easier for people to repair the buildings without having to totally destroy its historical structure and identity.

Beloit Landmarks

  • Beloit College
  • Black Hawk War
  • U.S. Military at Turtle Village
  • Home of Governor Harvey
  • The Medal of Honor
  • Young Bridge
  • Jefferson Prairie Settlement
  • The Skavlem-Williams Log Cabin
  • Wisconsin Wagon Company
  • Fairbanks- Morse Complex
  • Beloit Water Tower