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Historical Markers and War Memorials
in North Iowa Region

 
By Jason Voigt, June 18, 2025
Site of Fort John Marker
1 Iowa, Bremer County, Janesville — Site of Fort John
A shelter built to protect settlers 1854Map (db m277164) HM
2 Iowa, Bremer County, Readlyn — Readlyn Freedom Rock Veterans Memorial — Bremer County Freedom Rock — -- Ray "Bubba" Sorensen II -- —
The Bremer County Freedom Rock First the Iowa Tour and the Bremer County Freedom Rock, located in the pretty little town of Readlyn, Iowa is completed and has been for a couple of weeks. This town is full of great people and . . . Map (db m135838) HM
3 Iowa, Bremer County, Waverly — Bremer County Civil War Memorial
Erected in tribute to the men of Bremer County who gave their lives to preserve the Union 1861   Civil War   1865James A Adams • James H Akin • David W Baskins • Francis M Baskins • George W Baskins • William Baskins • Yeager Baum • . . . Map (db m239690) WM
4 Iowa, Bremer County, Waverly — Bremer County Courthouse — Dedicated June 1937 — 415 East Bremer Avenue —
This property has been placed on the Waverly Historic RegistryMap (db m239681) HM
5 Iowa, Bremer County, Waverly — Bremer County Korean & Vietnam War Memorial
In grateful memory of those who died in the service of their country Korean ConflictWiliam Arthur Chapin Lester Henry Diekmann Robert Goodspeed Laurence Mettlin Robert C. Niemann VietnamAllen Avery Verlyn Bruns Donald Francis . . . Map (db m239694) WM
6 Iowa, Bremer County, Waverly — Bremer County World War Memorial
Erected in tribute to the men of Bremer County who gave their lives to preserve the Peace 1914   World War I   1918August Acker • Wm Jay Barber • Fred Beckel • Albert Bockhous • Joe Cretzmeyer • Ira Harker • Emil J Keding • John E Kuethe . . . Map (db m239698) WM
7 Iowa, Bremer County, Waverly — Ira & Asenath Sturdevant House
Ira and Asenath Sturdevant House: A Living History Project Built of brick in 1855-6, the Ira & Asenath Sturdevant house is the oldest surviving dwelling in Waverly, Iowa. The Sturdevants, accompanied and followed by their many adult . . . Map (db m277981) HM
8 Iowa, Bremer County, Waverly — Railroad Memories
15 July 1886, Orlando Babcock and others purchased about 29 woodland acres northwest of the BCR&N Short Line bridge across the Shell Rock River. They planned to establish a park for picnicking, fishing and camping. It was a ten-minute railroad . . . Map (db m277984) HM
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9 Iowa, Bremer County, Waverly — Replica of the Statue of Liberty
With the faith and courage of their forefathers who made possible the freedom of these United States The Boy Scouts of America dedicate this copy of the Statue of Liberty as a pledge of everlasting fidelity and loyalty 40th Anniversary . . . Map (db m177079) HM
10 Iowa, Bremer County, Waverly — Rock Crusher
Single Roll • Weight – 18 Tons Will crush a rock the size of a 30-gallon barrel Purchased as a used machine for $2800 at Reading, PA. Installed at the Schield Lime Quarry in 1941Map (db m290060) HM
11 Iowa, Bremer County, Waverly — Rock Island Depot
Long before the Rock Island Railroad opened its new passenger depot in 1910 on land originally platted by William Sturdevant, this corner was an important commercial location. Edward Knott and his sons John and Alfred operated a horse importing and . . . Map (db m237099) HM
12 Iowa, Bremer County, Waverly — Rock Island Railroad
June 1886 - The Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern RR (BCR&N) was contracted to build a Short Rail Line to Waverly from its main north-south line. The Short Line would run from what became known as Waverly Junction, approximately 5 miles . . . Map (db m277987) HM
13 Iowa, Bremer County, Waverly — Shades Of Rhythm Story — "Shades of Rhythm" Amphitheater Story — Kohlmann Park —
Two architecture students at Iowa State University, Ann Cashman of Waverly and Darian Lu of Shanghai, China, created the unique plan, winning an architectural design competition in the process. Their 18" by 90" design of a community amphitheater . . . Map (db m277867) HM
14 Iowa, Bremer County, Waverly — The Bremer Avenue Bridge over the Cedar River
Soon after the town was originally surveyed in 1853, Waverly’s settlers had timber cleared, a dam in place and buildings constructed. In 1856, citizens constructed a foot bridge across the river, along with a ferry to accommodate teams of horses. . . . Map (db m238100) HM
15 Iowa, Bremer County, Waverly — Waverly Cedar River Dam — Waverly's Cedar River Dam, 1853-1914
“A dam was thrown across the river, logs, stone and other material being used in its construction...” Account of Harmon building the first dam in 1853, (History of Butler and Bremer Counties, Iowa) The Cedar River was recognized . . . Map (db m238174) HM
16 Iowa, Bremer County, Waverly — Waverly Cedar River Dam — Waverly's Cedar River Dam, 1915-2010
In 1905 there were again major repairs made to the dam, as well as improvements to the hydro-electric plant including installation of a coal-fired steam plant, which offered increased capacity for producing electricity. In 1908 an explosion and . . . Map (db m238179) HM
17 Iowa, Bremer County, Waverly — Waverly Cedar River Dam — Flooding on the Cedar River, 1853-2008
Throughout Waverly's history the Cedar River has provided a beautiful backdrop for the city, and has been a beloved recreational spot to fish, swim and boat. Long-time Waverly residents have also grown accustomed to flooding. Nearly every decade . . . Map (db m238183) HM
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18 Iowa, Bremer County, Waverly — Waverly Cedar River Dam — Protecting and Preserving Waverly's Heritage
For over 150 years, the Waverly Dam has been integral to the city. Over the years the value of the Cedar River to industrial and economic development has led to extended development on the adjacent floodplain. The risk of flooding in Waverly . . . Map (db m238187) HM
19 Iowa, Butler County, Greene — Greene Freedom Rock Veterans Memorial — Honoring Butler County Veterans — Ray "Bubba" Sorensen II —
[west side]Butler County Honoring All Who’ve Served [south side]The Flying Tigers Robert J. NealMap (db m176296) WM
20 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Clear Lake — "Never Forget" — Artifact #I-0007a
This World Trade Center steel memorial is dedicated on September 11, 2012 to the memory and honor of the 343 firefighters, 60 law enforcement officers, and 3094 citizens that lost their lives on September 11, 2001 in New York City, at the . . . Map (db m276435) HM
21 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Clear Lake — Buddy Holly • Ritchie Valens • J. P. Richardson — In Memory Of Rock 'N Roll Legends — Their Music Lives On —
The above legends played their last concert at the Surf Ballroom, Clear Lake, Iowa, on February 2, 1959. Their earthly life tragically ended in a plane crash 5.2 miles northwest of the Mason City Airport. February 3, . . . Map (db m89468) HM
22 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Clear Lake — Buddy Holly Crash Site
Buddy Holly Ritchie Valens Big Bopper 2-3-59 Coral Peggy Sue Mercury Chantilly Lace Del Fi Donna Roger Peterson Feb 3, 1959 Map (db m133133) HM
23 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Clear Lake — Civil War Memorial
In memory of Tom Howard Post No. 101 and All Union Soldiers of the Civil War 1861 - 1865Map (db m89498) WM
24 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Clear Lake — Clear Lake Freedom Rock Veterans Memorial — Cerro Gordo County — - Ray "Bubba" Sorensen II - —
North Side Cerro Cordo County With Gratitude To our Veterans South Side Medal of Honor Recipient Henry I. Smith Map (db m133116) WM
25 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Clear Lake — Clear Lake in the Civil War
The 32nd Iowa Volunteer Infantry Mustered in on October 6, 1862, the 32nd Iowa Volunteer Infantry would see service in the western theater of the Civil War. Organized in Dubuque, Iowa, the infantry unit originally consisted of 930 men who . . . Map (db m89526) HM
26 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Clear Lake — Clear Lake in the Civil War
G.A.R. Post No. 101 - Clear Lake, Iowa The Tom Howard Post, No. 101, of the Grand Army of the Republic, was organized Oct. 15, 1872 with the name in honor of Lieut. Thomas Howard of the 32nd Iowa. He was a gallant soldier from Clear Lake, . . . Map (db m89528) HM
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27 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Clear Lake — Iowa and the Battle of Pleasant Hill
The Battle of Pleasant Hill The Battle of Pleasant Hill can be considered as day two of the Battle of Mansfield, or Sabine Cross Roads. Due to the single, narrow road available for advance the Union Army, consisting of infantry, cavalry and . . . Map (db m89504) HM
28 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Clear Lake — Surf Ballroom
Built in 1948 and placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the Interior September 16, 2011Map (db m89467) HM
29 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Clear Lake — Three Stars Plaza
This circular park plays off the musical significance of the neighboring Surf Ballroom and honors the legacies and final performance of Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and J.P. "The Big Bopper" Richardson on February 2, 1959. The monument was built and . . . Map (db m133139) HM
30 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Clear Lake — Vietnam Veterans Memorial — All gave some..... Some gave all.
In memory of those who served and gave their lives in the Vietnam Conflict ———————— Died in Service John H. Wrisberg, III January 16, 1968 . . . Map (db m89483) WM
31 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Mason City — "The Music Man" — Meredith Willson — May 18, 1902 - June 15, 1984 —
The musical score resounds the spirit of “River City,” a tribute to the community of Mason City from the creator-composer. Meredith Willson May 18, 1902 – June 15, 1984 ”May the good Lord bless and keep you.” A . . . Map (db m162292) HM
32 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Mason City — Arthur Rule House — 1912-13
Walter Burley Griffen, Arch. Prairie SchoolMap (db m162403) HM
33 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Mason City — Civil War Memorial
Pleasant Hill, La. O. A. Wilson, Co. B. 32d Iowa, Died of wounds received at Pleasant Hill, La. 1864. Samuel Robins, Co. B. 32d Iowa, Killed by a falling building at Eastpoint, Miss. Jan. 22, 1865. Lieut. W. C. . . . Map (db m89718) WM
34 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Mason City — Cronin-Dexter Camp No. 28 United Spanish War Veterans — Dedicated to
who volunteered their services and gave their lives in the War of 1898Map (db m89675) WM
35 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Mason City — Dr. George C. and Eleanor Stockman House — Iowa Historic Site
Frank Lloyd Wright 1908 Prairie School Architecture In Mason City This Property is Listed in The National Register of Historic Places U.S. Department of [the] InteriorMap (db m89571) HM
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36 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Mason City — G. Curtis Yelland House — 1910
William Drummond, Architect Prairie SchoolMap (db m162248) HM
37 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Mason City — Harry D. Page House — 1912
Walter Burley Griffen, Arch. Prairie SchoolMap (db m162278) HM
38 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Mason City — James Blythe House — 1913
Walter Burley Griffen, Arch. Prairie SchoolMap (db m162314) HM
39 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Mason City — Joshua G. Melson House — 1912
Walter Burley Griffin, Arch. Prairie SchoolMap (db m162275) HM
40 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Mason City — Mason City Area Veterans Monument — • Unseen • Unheard • Unwavering • United •
To all veterans that have served during peacetime and conflicts in the Armed Forces of the United States. To the mothers, fathers, and families whose sons and daughters have made the supreme sacrifice. To those veterans who still suffer the . . . Map (db m89704) WM
41 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Mason City — Mason City Public Library — 1903 — Iowa Historic Site —
This property is listed in the National Register of Historic PlacesMap (db m89574) HM
42 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Mason City — Railroad Development in Mason City — Steam Era, 1869 - 1955
[Left Panel] Steam railroad history began in 1869 for Mason City when the McGregor & Missouri River Rwy laid track from Nora Springs to Clear Lake and became part of the effort to link Chicago with South Dakota, and in 1870-71 when the . . . Map (db m89655) HM
43 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Mason City — Replica of the Statue of Liberty
With the faith and courage of their forefathers who made possible the freedom of these United States The Boy Scouts of America dedicate this replica of the Statue of Liberty as a pledge of everlasting fidelity and loyalty . . . Map (db m89676) HM
44 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Mason City — St. John Baptist Church — 715 Sixth Street S.W.      Mason City, Iowa
Conceptualized in 1919, incorporated - September 21, 1920. This site for the church was purchased in 1926. The founding members and families of St. John Baptist Church worked diligently to erect a building to bring a small but growing . . . Map (db m172803) HM
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45 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Mason City — The Historic Park Inn Hotel and City National Bank
Frank Lloyd Wright 1910 This property has benn placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the InteriorMap (db m89586) HM
46 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Mason City — The Minneapolis & St. Louis R.R. #457 — "Rotary Cannonball"
Minneapolis & St. Louis #457 History 1912 American Locomotive Company of Schenectady, N.Y. built the 457 for the Minneapolis and St. Louis Railroad at a cost of $18,456.03. The Consolidation type locomotive served 38 years for the M&StL, . . . Map (db m89634) HM
47 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Mason City — Tom Mac Nider House — 1959
Curtis Besinger, Arch. Prairie SchoolMap (db m162407) HM
48 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Mason City — Veterans Memorial
In memory of those who fought and served honorably to keep our United States freeMap (db m89710) WM
49 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Mason City — Vietnam War Memorial
These doors turning with the wind, once flew in Vietnam. They now host the names & towns of those from Mason City and surrounding counties who died in in an ungrateful war. You've never really died if you are remembered. These names will be . . . Map (db m89533) WM
50 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Mason City — World War Memorial
Dedicated to the memory of the men who entered the service of their country from Cerro Gordo County and who gave their lives in the World War [Dedicated] June 24, 1934 . . . Map (db m89729) WM
51 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Swaledale — Veterans Memorial — Lest We Forget
In memory of our courageous men and women who have served in the Armed Forces of our country.Map (db m89466) WM
52 Iowa, Cerro Gordo County, Thornton — Veterans Memorial
In honor and memory of all men and women who served in the Armed Forces of the United States of America. This memorial is not to honor war, but to show the price of peace lest future generations forget the sacrifice made to maintain . . . Map (db m89465) WM
53 Iowa, Chickasaw County, New Hampton — Charles E. Kime Memorial Bandshell
Built 1937 Dedicated 1982 Charles E. Kime 1889-1940 Director of the New Hampton Town BandMap (db m176849) HM
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54 Iowa, Clay County, Spencer — Glen Pedersen Memorial Park
. . . Map (db m176395) WM
55 Iowa, Clay County, Spencer — In Memory of Spencer's Santa Claus — E. Joy Roberts — 1888-1948 —
Who for thirty-five years played Santa Claus to the needy children of this community. May his untiring efforts, his sacrifices and generosity ever be an inspiration to all to share their blessings with those less fortunate.Map (db m238883) HM
56 Iowa, Dickinson County, Arnolds Park — A Glacial Gift
Fourteen thousand years ago the spot on which you are standing was covered under a mile-high ice sheet. The fourth Wisconsin glacier carved the cluster of lakes into Northwest Iowa. While this north-south cut is typical of glacial lakes, West . . . Map (db m142094) HM
57 Iowa, Dickinson County, Arnolds Park — Abbie Gardner Historic Site
This is the site of the famous "Spirit Lake Massacre," a violent conflict in March 1857 that led to the deaths of 36 settlers. Survivor Abbie Gardner (thirteen years old at the time of the massacre) returned to Arnolds Park and purchased the . . . Map (db m233751) HM
58 Iowa, Dickinson County, Arnolds Park — Abigail Gardner Sharp
Orphaned and enslaved by hostile Sioux she lived to embrace in Christian benevolence the American Indian and all mankind
"Thus departed ------- In the glory of the sunset In the purple mists of evening To the regions of the . . . Map (db m233824) HM
59 Iowa, Dickinson County, Arnolds Park — American Indians & Settlers
American Indians called the Lakes Region home for thousands of years. They were enticed to the lakes for many reasons: the tallgrass prairie provided ample grazing for an abundance of buffalo and elk; the lakes were a flyway for flocks of . . . Map (db m142095) HM
60 Iowa, Dickinson County, Arnolds Park — Luce Cabin
Proposed site of Luce Cabin Family killed by Indians 1857Map (db m233757) HM
61 Iowa, Dickinson County, Arnolds Park — Massacre Monument — Gardner Cabin
The pioneer settlers named below were massacred by Sioux Indians March 8 to 13 1857. This barbarous work was commenced near this spot and continued to Springfield now Jackson Minn. Robert Clark · Rowland Gardner · Frances . . . Map (db m245504) HM
62 Iowa, Dickinson County, Arnolds Park — Mattock Cabin
Site of Mattock Cabin Cabin burned and family killed by Indians 1857Map (db m283309) HM
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63 Iowa, Dickinson County, Arnolds Park — Steamships of the Iowa Great Lakes
The Lakes Region was settled in the 1850's. By 1884, small towns had developed and two railroads: The Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern; and the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pal laid tracks into the area. As hotels were built around the lakes, . . . Map (db m142093) HM
64 Iowa, Dickinson County, Arnolds Park — The Gardner Cabin
Home of Abbie Gardner Sharp Captured by Indians 1857Map (db m233759) HM
65 Iowa, Dickinson County, Arnolds Park — The Iowa Great Lakes Maritime Museum — Arnolds Park Amusement Park and "Save the Park" Campaign
In 1889, a water toboggan slide near this pier was the beginning of the Arnolds Park Amusement Park. Toboggans and wool swim suits could be rented by the day. Over the next century, the area, named after pioneer developer Wesley Arnold, . . . Map (db m142092) HM
66 Iowa, Dickinson County, Okoboji — Granger Cabin
Site of Granger Cabin Family killed by Indians 1857Map (db m233761) HM
67 Iowa, Dickinson County, Spirit Lake — Antlers Hotel — 1902
This property has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the InteriorMap (db m238677) HM
68 Iowa, Dickinson County, Spirit Lake — Dickinson County Veterans Memorial
In Memoriam Honoring our Veterans of Dickinson County, both Men and Women. “America will never be destroyed from the outside, if we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves.” Abraham . . . Map (db m238889) WM
69 Iowa, Dickinson County, Spirit Lake — First Fort in Dickinson County
Site of First Fort in Dickinson CountyMap (db m233767) HM
70 Iowa, Dickinson County, Spirit Lake — Spirit Lake Public Library — 1912 — Iowa Historic Site —
This property is listed in The National Register of Historic Places Iowa State Historical Department Division of Historic Preservation Map (db m238671) HM
71 Iowa, Dickinson County, Spirit Lake — Spirit Lake Stockade
This tablet marks the spot where the people of this community were sheltered during the Indian Uprising of 1861 and 1862 Dedicated to the pioneer men and women of Dickinson CountyMap (db m233805) HM
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72 Iowa, Dickinson County, Spirit Lake, Arthur Heights — Noble Cabin
Site of Noble Cabin Family killed by Indians 1857Map (db m233766) HM
73 Iowa, Dickinson County, Spirit Lake, Arthur Heights — Thatcher Cabin
Site of Thatcher Cabin Family killed by Indians 1857Map (db m233765) HM
74 Iowa, Dickinson County, Spirit Lake, Center Grove Township — Howe Cabin
Site of Howe Cabin Family killed by Indians 1857Map (db m233763) HM
75 Iowa, Dickinson County, Spirit Lake, Spirit Lake Township — Marble Cabin
Site of Marble Cabin Family killed by Indians 1857Map (db m233768) HM
76 Iowa, Dickinson County, Superior, Superior Township — State Line Congregation
State Line Congregation, Augustana Synod was organized April 11, 1871. A number of families had been active in the State Line Trustee District of the Estherville Lutheran Church. In 1887 these two groups organized the Union State Line Lutheran . . . Map (db m232785) HM
77 Iowa, Emmet County, Dolliver, Lincoln Township — Okamanpadu Lake
Discovered by Jean Nicollet 1838 Camp site of General Fremont and later of Major T. W. Sherman on Government Road surveyed in 1860 Okamanpadu Park Donated by E.L. and J.C. Williams Tablet placed by Okomanpado Chapter . . . Map (db m232789) HM
78 Iowa, Emmet County, Estherville — Emmet County Veterans Memorial
Memorial honoring Emmet County Veterans Erected by Estherville Chapter Service Star Legion originally War Mothers of America 1918         1938 Paul Atbey • Glen A. Alt • Stanley Alt • Steven Andrea • Dewey Allgood • Harvey L. Arnett • Norman Andrews . . . Map (db m238196) WM
79 Iowa, Emmet County, Estherville — Estherville Swinging Bridge
This suspension cable swinging bridge was built at the site of the "Old Mill Dam" in 1937. Labor for the construction was furnished by the Works Progress Administration (WPA), part of Franklin D. Roosevelt's "New Deal" Program. The bridge was . . . Map (db m233860) HM
80 Iowa, Emmet County, Estherville — Estherville Swinging Bridge
This suspension cable swinging bridge was built at the site of the "Old Mill Dam" in 1937. Labor for the construction was furnished by the Works Progress Administration (WPA), part of Franklin D. Roosevelt's "New Deal" Program. The bridge was . . . Map (db m233861) HM
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81 Iowa, Emmet County, Estherville — First Bell Used by the Estherville Fire Department — In the Year 1884
Donated to Estherville by the Elmer Weir family, Sept. 1, 1985 in memory of Stanley Larsen who exemplified good health & vigor and refused to grow old.Map (db m238190) HM
82 Iowa, Emmet County, Estherville — Fort Defiance — 1863 - 1911
Erected on block 59, original plat of Estherville, Iowa, by Company A, Northern Border Brigade, for the protection of settlers against marauding Indians. To the memory of the pioneers of Emmet County, Iowa and in honor of the patriotic . . . Map (db m232788) HM
83 Iowa, Emmet County, Estherville — The Estherville Meteorite
Fell 482 feet due west of this spot on May 10, 1879. • • • It was one of the three greatest “falls” on record. • • • Parts of the meteorite are found in important museums of the world.Map (db m176315) HM
84 Iowa, Floyd County, Charles City — 1968 Tornado Memorial
Presented by Charles City Woman’s Club In memory of Those who lost their lives In the tornado of May 15, 1968 Sadie Chambers · Ruth Dawson · Harry Hall · Marie Greenlees · May Gault · Arthur Jacobs · Minnie Kneisel · John Kneisel · . . . Map (db m104112) HM
85 Iowa, Floyd County, Charles City — Andres Memorial Park
Andres Memorial Park Winnebago Indian Encampment Area Park of Village of Freeman – 1853 McKinley School Site 1871 to 1968 Destroyed by Tornado May 15, 1968 Original McKinley Schoolbell used as Memorial to Leonard & Matilda . . . Map (db m104060) HM
86 Iowa, Floyd County, Charles City — Charles City Veterans Monument
In Honor Of The Men And Women From The Charles City Area Who Bravely Served Their Country In Military ServiceMap (db m104111) WM
87 Iowa, Floyd County, Charles City — Dana Park
Dana Park In Memory Of Ida Ellis Dana Former Site of Leonard House Hotel Given to C.I.A. in 1945Map (db m104110) HM
88 Iowa, Floyd County, Charles City — Farmer's Trust and Savings Bank — Central Park–North Main Street Historic District
Iowa Historic District Central Park–North Main Street Historic District ———————— Farmer’s Trust and Savings Bank ca. 1900 This district is listed in The National Register of Historic PlacesMap (db m236691) HM
89 Iowa, Floyd County, Charles City — Floyd County Veterans Memorial
Duty Honor Sacrifice This memorial is dedicated to all Floyd County area veterans who have honorably served, are currently serving or will serve in the uniformed services of the United States during peacetime, conflict or war. Let this . . . Map (db m103648) WM
90 Iowa, Floyd County, Charles City — Main Street Bridge — 1910
Has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the Interior Main Street Bridge and Central Park Lighting Project Contributors Dr. Robert & Norma Breitbach • Dr. Robert & Mary . . . Map (db m236684) HM
91 Iowa, Floyd County, Charles City — Original Mill Wheel
1855 — Used at Joseph Kelly’s Feed, Flour and Sawmill at original dam one block west at Jackson Street 1875 — Mill closed – wheel laid on bank of river for years 1897-1947 Marten Brothers Blacksmiths used wheel to shrink wagon-wheel tires . . . Map (db m236643) HM
92 Iowa, Franklin County, Coulter — Coulter Freedom Rock Veterans Memorial — Franklin County Freedom Rock — -- Ray "Bubba" Sorensen II -- —
[Fleet Admiral William Daniel Leahy was born in Hampton, Iowa and was an American naval officer who served during World War II.] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [Folded flag a solemn piece in honor of those who've served and made the ultimate . . . Map (db m135909) WM
93 Iowa, Franklin County, Geneva — Franklin County Pioneers — 1852
James B. Reeve Adaline Reeve Fernando, Henry, Orrilla, Orson, Beulah, Rumsey, Susan, Albert, Ellen, Herman, Emily. August 5, 1855 County organized and first election held in a log house 40 ft. west. County business was transacted . . . Map (db m172624) HM
94 Iowa, Franklin County, Hampton — Power To The People — Rural Electrification Act of 1936
1936 The Rural Electrification Act (R.E.A.) signed by President Franklin Roosevelt provided loans for the purpose of construction of rural electrical generating plants. 1937, Feb. 10 - The Federated R.E.A. was incorporated forming together . . . Map (db m172575) HM
95 Iowa, Franklin County, Hampton — The Old Stone House
In 1853, Leander Reeve and James Reeve broke 10 acres of native prairie before returning to Ohio for their families. In 1854, Leander Reeve build a house of native lime stone. It remained a family home throughout the 1950s. After this, the empty . . . Map (db m172626) HM
96 Iowa, Hancock County, Britt — Britt Freedom Rock Veterans Memorial — Honoring Hancock County Veterans — Ray "Bubba" Sorensen II —
[east side]For Those Who Gave All Hancock County [west side]1776 John HancockMap (db m177211) WM
97 Iowa, Hancock County, Garner — U.S.S. Maine Memorial

In Memoriam - U.S.S. Maine - Destroyed in Havana Harbor - February 15th 1898 This tablet is cast from metal recovered from the U.S.S. Maine. Presented to the City by the John Stanton Chapter — D.A.R.Map (db m176306) WM
98 Iowa, Kossuth County, Algona — James C. Taylor Post No. 165
In memory of James C. Taylor Post No. 165 and all Union soldiers of the Civil War 1861-1865 Presented by Womans Relief Corps No. 208 Algona, Iowa Dedicated 1930Map (db m238892) WM
99 Iowa, Kossuth County, Algona — Kossuth County Veterans Memorial
In grateful tribute to all men and women of Kossuth County, who have or will serve in the defense of our country. Air Force ☆ Army ☆ Coast Guard ☆ Navy ☆ Marines Dedicated by Veterans organizations and citizens of Kossuth . . . Map (db m238895) WM
100 Iowa, Kossuth County, Algona — Lajos (Louis) Kossuth — 1802-1894
The namesake of Kossuth County. Kossuth was a Hungarian freedom fighter and leader of the 1848-1849 revolution for Hungarian independence. He was known as one of the greatest statesmen and orators of the mid-19th century. He was a prominent figure, . . . Map (db m161703) HM

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