Cedar Rapids Savings was the first Cedar Rapids bank to own its own building.
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
Cedar Rapids Savings was the first Cedar Rapids bank to own its own building.
While the winter months that year were warmer than normal, the year was bookended by significant winter weather events.
Elementary school students celebrated the holiday in 1990 in Cedar Rapids.
The attendees to the 1934 show enjoyed not just dressing in the styles of the 1890s, but also participating in some of the activities of the era.
Regional carrier served Cedar Rapids from 1957 to 1986
The Herbert Hoover Presidential Foundation is bringing history to life at the Cedar Rapids Public Library with the traveling exhibit “Hoover on the Road.” This special showcase offers an interactive, family-friendly experience that highlights the life, legacy and enduring impact of America’s 31st president, Herbert Hoover.
Although Chuck Grassley has filed paperwork to run for his eighth re-election to the U.S. Senate in 2028 – when he’ll be 95, pushing him over 100 by the end of the term should he win – UNI is preparing to receive his Senate papers once he finally retires.
Gordon Lightfoot’s surprise 1976 hit immortalized the Great Lakes shipwreck that happened 50 years ago this month.
The state of Iowa didn’t officially recognize Veterans Day until 1955.
This Great Lakes shipwreck is remembered while the others are forgotten, thanks in large part to Gordon Lightfoot’s haunting 1976 folk ballad that became a surprise hit.
Cedar Rapids pagoda followed by senior center, meals program
Professional baseball in Cedar Rapids has been played since 1890.
While Percy Heavythinker never walked the halls of McKinley, his legend did.
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