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Near By Towns:	Miles
Lincolnshire	0
Vernon Hills	3.1
Riverwoods	3.4
Bannockburn	3.4
Long Grove	3.9
Buffalo Grove	3.9
Wheeling	4.7
Deerfield	4.8

About Lindenhurst IL

Lindenhurst is 42 mile NW of Chicago's Loop.

The city was annexed from Lake Villa and now boasts a ever growing residential population as well as business and industry. Lindenhurst is “new” in its corporate identity however has historical and agricultural significance to its neighboring communities.

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A significant Lake County historic site came within Lindenhurst borders through annexation in the mid-1990s. The Lake County Forest Preserve acquired the historic Bonner Farm, dating to the 1840s, and planned to develop it into a historical museum to preserve part of Lake County's agricultural heritage.