Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Speech Therapy Jobs in
Peoria, Illinois

Peoria, Illinois is located approximately 170 miles southwest of Chicago and has a population of over 113,000 people. Named for the Illini Indians who occupied the area that is now central Illinois, Peoria is one of the oldest settlements in the state. French explorers Louis Jolliet and Pere Marquette lived here briefly in 1673. Now a business hub, Peoria is home to many well-known corporations such as Caterpillar Inc., Komatsu-Dresser Industries' Haulpak Division, and L.R. Nelson. The United States Agricultural Research Laboratory and Bradley University also call Peoria home.
The following attractions and points of interest should not be missed:

> The Lakeview Museum of Arts and Sciences is home to the largest scale model solar system in the world. The museum has exhibits on folk art, the natural sciences, archeology, and wildlife and an exceptionally fine collection of African art. There is also a sculpture garden and a planetarium with laser light shows.
> Grandview Drive, called "The World's Most Beautiful Drive" by President Teddy Roosevelt in 1910. It winds through Peoria Heights and part of Peoria along the Illinois River bluff, descending onto Route 29 alongside the river. The drive features grand homes in a variety of interesting architectural styles, plus picnic areas and park benches for visitors.
>Glen Oak Park has several interesting attractions for the visitor. Stroll through Luthy Memorial Botanical Gardens, a huge conservatory that offers beautiful displays of flowers, regardless of the season. The Glen Oak Zoo has a quality reputation and offers both adults and children a hands-on activity area called "The World of Wonder." The park also features amphitheater concerts in the summer.
> The Spirit of Peoria let’s you step back in time with a riverboat ride on a replica of a turn-of-the-century paddle wheeler.
>And Wildlife Prairie Park let’s you go for a walk on the wild side with bobcats, buffalo, bears and other native Illinois wildlife who inhabit the 2,000-acre park. You can also enjoy the walking trails, butterfly garden, museum, train rides and country store.

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