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The Moser Tower tours have ended for the season. The last tours were Sunday, November 22.

As the weather turns ever colder and windier at ground level, its even colder and windier as you reach the top of the tower.

The Park District had kept the tower open for tours longer this year than last, but since the tower is an open-air structure, for safety sake, visitation must be restricted.

Tours are planned to begin again in May. As the actual opening date approaches we'll list it here.

Thank you to all those who visited the Moser Tower and Millennium Carillon and journeyed to the top. We all hope you enjoyed this unique experience.

Visitors to the Tower will see an awe-inspiring view of the area when they reach the observation deck, 14 stories up. Read all about it.

Moser Tower and Millennium Carillon was begun in 1998 as a labor of love by a small group of Naperville families, and in a short time the vision spread to many, who donated the funds to make the vision a reality.

In the tradition of Centennial Beach and the Riverwalk, the Millennium Carillon is a gift from the people of our community for all future generations to enjoy.

Those who donated funds to make our carillon possible also left messages about themselves, their life in Naperville, and their support of the carillon project. You can read their messages in this cyberspace time capsule. A special section of the web site, Thanks To Public Donations displays the lists of donors. You can read the messages of those that left messages by clicking on any names that are blue and underlined.

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