Elgin, is a historic city situated on the sleepy Fox River in Kane County, Illinois. The city is best remembered as the home of the Elgin watch, prompting Elgin to be named, The City to Watch. It is also the place where Gail Borden invented condensed milk in 1856.

Located near the Elgin-O'Hare Expressway and the Northwest Tollway, Elgin is located along the Golden Corridor of Technology and Commerce. The city is home to national and international businesses such as Panasonic and Ibiden USA. The city's eleven industrial centers, located in various areas of the city, offer ample acreage to new businesses needing excellent utility services and favorable tax rates. City-owned Fox Bluff Corporate Center, a premiere office, research, and light industrial center offers one to 50 acre sites in a quality 143-acre development.

The city is known for its Victorian era landmarks, many dating back to the period when it was a center of dairy commerce. Other attractions includes the Grand Victoria Casino, which offer cruises and gaming on the Fox River. You can see touring musical and theatrical productions at the Hemmen Cultural Center. Although many residents prefer to just relax at the extensive Lords and Wing Parks.

This historic town in the high technology corridor surrounding Chicago continually atrracts people with its beauty, charm, and vibrant economy.