The Deere-Wiman House presides over seven acres of rolling lawns, trees, and countless varieties of plants and flowers.
Brick pathways wind through brilliant beds of flowers that flank a three-story carriage house.
Visitors sense the Victorian influence in furnishings and artifacts as they tour two levels of the Deere-Wiman House. Of special interest is a pipe organ in the library. The curved periphery of Deere-Wiman's distinctive screened porch lures cool breezes to moderate summer days and nights. Guests may enjoy a panoramic view of the home's north grounds, as well as the city of Moline, Illinois, which rests below along the banks of the Mississippi River. Vibrant beds of daffodils and tulips herald spring's arrival in the Deere-Wiman gardens and beckon visitors to stroll the grounds anytime during daylight hours.