Articles Tagged: Time Machine

The Gazette’s archives don’t go back far enough to date the actual beginning of Cedar Rapids’ Union Park on Prairie …

For the first quarter century of the Iowa State Fair’s history, it graced nine Eastern Iowa cities before it found …

  A west-side Cedar Rapids park and the historic home across the street from it are part of the Chandler …

  The All-Iowa Fair — in all its iterations — was a staple of Gazette news pages for more than …

Smack-dab in the middle of Oak Hill Cemetery in southeast Cedar Rapids is the headstone for Byron H. McKeeby, a …

NASA’s moon landing photo archives for the Apollo 11 space mission in July 1969.

It was a big deal on May 1, 1957, when Iowa native and Hall of Fame pitcher Bob Feller came …

KCRG-TV aired its first broadcast Oct. 15, 1953, as KCRI, from a studio in the Miller Building at First Avenue …

In 1927, Cedar Rapids had 22 parks covering 322 acres. The largest were Ellis and Bever, followed by Daniels, Riverside, …

In 1950, Boy Scouts Commissioner Jack Whitaker from Kansas City, Mo., came up with the idea of creating miniature Statues …

OXFORD – A party more than 150 years in the making is coming to Oxford this week. On July 4-6, …

One of the oldest houses in Iowa is in Fayette in northeast Iowa, where it was home to the Kent …

  Visitors to the Iowa Masonic Library and Museums at 813 First Ave. SE walk between two large marble lions …

Although Rock Island passenger trains first came through Oelwein in 1877, the company that earned Oelwein its nickname as the …

Seventy-five years ago today, on June 6, 1944, more than 150,000 Allied troops landed on the beaches of Normandy, France, …