The Memorial Hall at 760 11th St. in Marion was the result of planning and seemingly endless fundraising by the …
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MARION — If the Armar Ballroom looked similar to an airplane hangar, it’s because it was. Patrons who walked into …
CEDAR RAPIDS – Getting from one place to another in a city is a primary concern to its residents. First …
Before Meredith Willson hit it big with “The Music Man,” Iowa already was represented on Broadway and in Hollywood by …
An excursion boat designed to sail on the Cedar River should be made of cedar, and the Kapa Ann was. …
The door between the bank and the theater opened onto a food related business more often than anything else. As …
Just as Osgood Shepherd is credited with building the first cabin on the east side of the Red Cedar River, …
Although Iowa City was recognized as being more open and liberal about accepting gays, Cedar Rapids in a 1984 Gazette …
The struggle for equal rights among gays and lesbians began as far back as the 1920s in other parts of …
When the Wapsie Valley Fair in Central City opened Sept. 10, 1889, for a three-day run, an Evening Gazette reporter …
Barthinius Larson Wick was recognized on the wintry streets of Cedar Rapids by his trademark fur hat. A 1949 Gazette …
The small, irregular houses built by Howard F. Moffitt and his partner, Ray Blakesley, in the early 20th century are …
[html1] There is a secluded cavern known as Minott’s Cave across from Palisades-Kepler State Park where one of the area’s …
When Danceland opened its doors for the first time Aug. 31, 1926, on the second floor of a building at …
The Cedar Rapids Business College was just a few years old when textbook author Samuel Goodyear bought it in 1879. …
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