The Weatherwax House is a significant historical landmark in McLean County, Illinois, USA. Built by T. W. Weatherwax and Silliman in 1907 on US Route 66, it has housed various occupants, including Maud Weatherwax who lived there until her death in 1996. Today, the house serves as a public library in Chenoa and is surrounded by other historical locations within the county. The Weatherwax House stands as a symbol of Chenoas rich past and a testament to the towns enduring heritage.