Lisle guide

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Transportation options abound in Lisle. Identifying the various means of available transportation can be confusing and intimidating even for long-time residents. This section provides detailed information on the highway network, train system, bus route, bike paths, and air travel. Special services for seniors and the disabled are also included.

Getting Around in Lisle
Whether you prefer driving, biking, or riding public transportation, this is your guide to travel in Lisle:

• Local Roadway Network

• Pace Bus Service

• Senior/Disabled Travel Services

• Bike Routes & Trail System

Chicagoland & Beyond
Select the means of travel that best serves your individual needs:

• Interstate Highway System

• Lisle Commuter Train Station

• Air Travel

While the Village may have been incorporated in 1956, the history of Lisle actually dates back to the early 19th Century. The first two permanent settlers in what would later become the Village of Lisle were brothers James and Luther Hatch. They arrived in 1832, after the Blackhawk War, to begin farming their claims bordering present-day Ogden Avenue. The early settlers were attracted by the prime timber, high-grade agricultural land, and optimum water resources available in the area. Today, you may find the burial sites of many of the area’s earliest settlers by visiting the Lisle Cemetery.