Fithian, Illinois, is a small village in Vermilion County, embodying the quiet charm of rural America with a population of around 546 as of 2023. Named after Dr. William Fithian, a physician and politician who donated land for the community, the village was once a bustling center for livestock and grain trade, thriving with the Illinois Traction System railroad in the early 20th century. Its tight-knit community enjoys a peaceful, rural lifestyle with access to open spaces, local parks, and community events that showcase Midwestern hospitality. Fithian's historical ties to Abraham Lincoln, who reportedly stayed at Dr. Fithian’s farm during his circuit travels, add a layer of historical significance, with the Fithian House in nearby Danville now part of the Vermilion County Museum.

Fithian currently has 3 single family homes for sale with an average list price of $250,600. The average annual property tax for Fithian is $2,847.47.