It opened in 1968, named for Community House director
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Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52401
It opened in 1968, named for Community House director
More than a century ago, a Civil War cannon proudly sat in Greene Square in Cedar Rapids. Today, the park is cannon-less and Scott Huffman of Cedar Rapids wants to know where the cannon went.
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
Dancing, music, ‘cocoanuts’ marked the holiday in Linn County
Grant Wood & friends were seriously kind to lecturers in Iowa City
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
A big green frog guided children through Cedar Rapids hospital stays
20,000 came to the Cedar Rapids Municipal Airport in 1947 to see it land
100 years ago: 350 baskets were filled with food and with donated toys that had been repaired and painted, for delivery to needy families
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