Historic building venue in Yorkville, Illinois

The Vault is a unique food and restaurant institution located at 220 South Bridge Street in Yorkville, Illinois, United States. The building has a rich history, originally known as "The Dolph Building" for the Moore & Dolph Meat Market in the 1880s. It has housed various businesses over the years, including a hardware store, implement and hardware store, millinery store, and a grocery store. The building was later home to the Farmers State Bank, which opened in 1914 and operated for over 60 years before moving to a new location. During renovations for The Vault, an old sub-level vault was uncovered, which held gold, silver coins, and cash for the bank. This vault is now a central feature of the restaurant's concept and design.

The Law Office Pub & Music Hall is a unique institution located at 226 South Bridge Street in Yorkville, Illinois. Housed in a historic building that dates back to 1868, this establishment has a rich history, originally serving as Yorkville's first High School before being transformed into a law office by Dallas Ingemunson, a prominent Kendall County State's Attorney. For over three decades, Dallas and his team of lawyers helped countless local residents with their legal needs. When the law practice relocated in 2013, Dallas's son Boyd saw an opportunity to repurpose the building into something new. As the owner of Rogue Barrister Records, Boyd had been organizing the popular Summer Solstice Craft Beer and Music Festival, bringing national talents and local craft beer to the area.