Malta grew up around a railway station established in 1854. First a part of DeKalb, its inhabitants incorporated as a separate town, called Milton. Soon after its incorporation, the town's name was changed to Etna and, a few years later, to Malta, the name of its village and post office. The village of Malta is located in the north-central part of Illinois.
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Describes the family-run orchard on 80 acres as well as expounding on activities on the property, including hayrides, a 10-acre corn maze, and a petting zoo.
http://www.jonamacorchard.com/
KC's policies and programs of study are described here, including its online courses, admissons requirements, athletics, and support services. General information about the college is presented, as well as its departments and faculty.
http://www.kishwaukeecollege.edu/
Displays the studio portfolio, online proofs, and services, as well as contact options and a blog.
http://www.kylerphotography.com/
Featuring the public library serving the village of Malta, general information about the facility and its services are presented, including its summer reading program, movie night, and other events and activities.
http://www.maltalibrary.org/
The official site for the village features local governmental resources, such as a village meeting schedule, municipal code, zoning map, water and sewer policies and municipal utility rates. Local events and organizations are also included.
http://www.villageofmalta.net/
