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Post was known for its drum and bugle corps, boxing matches during 1930s
A.B.T. Moore led Gideons in early 1900s when they began placing Bibles in hotel rooms. His pastor, Dr. E.R. Burkhalter, pitched the idea.
Playmobile was haulf to neighborhoods where kids lacked access to playground equipment.
Ann Cejka, program coordinator at Ushers Ferry Historic Village in northeast Cedar Rapids, immerses herself in history at work and at home.
U.S. District Judge Edward J. McManus presided over high-profile trials in Cedar Rapids in the 1970s involving members of the American Indian Movement, as well as a land dispute involving Omaha tribal members.
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‘Overalls All Over’ public art was a hit in Cedar Rapids in 2001
Julien Dubuque worked as a trader, miner and married daughter of Meskwaki chief
Shooting of students and an unpopular war in Vietnam led to unrest at University of Iowa, other Iowa colleges
Linn County children volunteered in 1954 for trials of Dr. Jonas Salk’s vaccine
Schoolchildren in Eastern Iowa in the 1930s into the 1960s often got to visit places or experience events that are …
Jean Adeline Morgan Wanatee — whose last name is now attached to a Linn County park and creek — was …
It was a Saturday – March 2, 1935 – that the Cedar Rapids Gazette reported artists Grant Wood and Sara …
