Nilwood was established in the mid-1800s, with its post office opening in 1856. Its name, meaning “no wood,” was reportedly given by train engineers who noted the lack of trees for fueling steam locomotives. Tourists can visit attractions such as the Turkey Tracks and Iron Sleds.
Celebrate the Route 66 Centennial by purchasing this wooden, laser-engraved decor commemorating the neighborly village of Nilwood, Illinois
Product features
10"x 10" x 1" thick (approx.)
Pine Wood
Materials and care
Knotty B-Grade
Edge Glued Pine Wood
Surfaced Four Sides
Merchandising tips
The wood grain will vary for each wooden plate.
The design will be the same as what the picture depicts.
For orders of more than two units of this product, please expect potential manufacturing or shipping delays.
