Diane Fannon-Langton

Author Marjorie Medary graduated from Cornell College in Mount Vernon in 1912.

Father Flynn became a prolific columnist for The Cedar Rapids Gazette and its rival, the Cedar Rapids Republican.

A barn near West Branch would eventually become part of the national historic site honoring Herbert Hoover, the only U.S. president born in Iowa.

C.R. hotel once was described as ‘one of the two largest motor hotels in Iowa’

Iowa artist didn’t care for the painting, but many other people did

Iowan brought home 14 U.S., British POWs after World War I

Iowa poet also wrote letters to children from Peter Pan, toured war-torn Europe

Gazette sportswriter took on champs in 1979 series. It was not pretty, but it was amusing.

Emergency vehicles briefly switched colors in the 1970s

When George Ilten was too old to drive, his son built him an electric vehicle

100 years ago: 350 baskets were filled with food and with donated toys that had been repaired and painted, for delivery to needy families

It first appeared in 1960 after building remodel

He also spoke at diabetes fundraiser, went pheasant hunting

Public art salute to aviation pioneers dotted downtown Cedar Rapids in 2003

It was built in 1914 and rebuilt after 1985 fire