Even a cursory search of the web reveals that the Lewis & Clark Tower of Moline Acres, featured in this week's cover story, and its longtime anchor tenant, Rizzo’s Top of Tower Restaurant, are sometimes confused for two other structures. The Tower itself has been erroneously tagged or linked to the Lewis & Clark Confluence Tower, a 180-foot tall, low-key tourist attraction that’s open seasonally at the confluence of the Illinois and Missouri rivers, near Hartford, Illinois.…
Even a cursory search of the web reveals that the Lewis & Clark Tower of Moline Acres, featured in this week's cover story, and its longtime anchor tenant, Rizzo’s Top of Tower Restaurant, are sometimes confused for two other structures. The Tower itself has been erroneously tagged or linked to the Lewis & Clark Confluence Tower, a 180-foot tall, low-key tourist attraction that’s open seasonally at the confluence of the Illinois and Missouri rivers, near Hartford, Illinois.…