Editing Kenilworth, Illinois (section)

==Arts and culture==
[[File:Hiram_Baldwin_House.jpg|thumb|[[Hiram Baldwin House]]]]
[[File:141KenilworthAve.jpg|thumb|[[Charles N. Ramsey and Harry E. Weese House|Ramsey and Weese House]]]]
[[File:Wildflower and Bird Sanctuary in Mahoney Park 5.JPG|thumb|Wild Flower and Bird Sanctuary in Mahoney Park]]

Notable places and organizations in Kenilworth include:
*Kenilworth Fountain – In the middle of Kenilworth Avenue just east of the railroad tracks
*The Kenilworth Beach – The public beach on Lake Michigan, which is divided into a sailing beach and a bathing beach
*Pee Wee Field – Also known as "Sears Stadium" - Baseball field located on the west side of town where many little leaguers play
*Townley Field – District-owned sports field behind the school where many sports are played including field hockey, soccer, lacrosse, football, and the school Field Day
*The Ware Garden – Public courtyard on the east side where many residents walk their dogs
*Mahoney Park – A small park on the south side of town, named after the farm that was there at the town's founding
*Kenilworth Train Station – Train station on the Metra Line in between Indian Hill and Wilmette stations
*Joseph Sears School – Public elementary and junior high school on Abbotsford Road (JK-8)
*The Kenilworth Club – A frequented community house that hosts all sorts of events throughout the year
*Kenilworth Historical Society – Preserve and present the history of the town
*Kenilworth Union Church – A non-denominational Protestant church on Kenilworth Avenue
*Church of the Holy Comforter – Episcopal Church across the street from Kenilworth Union
*[[Hiram Baldwin House]] – A [[Prairie School]] house designed by [[Frank Lloyd Wright]] in 1905