Answer: The former ticket booth at Thomas Jefferson High School athletic field.]]>
Answer: This sign is on Broadway at Twenty-sixth Street. ]]>
Answer: The main entrance to St. Patrick's Church, 233 Harmony St.]]>
Answer: The doors lead to the old portion of Roosevelt School, 17th St. and Ave. E.]]>
Answer: The Ogden Hotel, 169 W. Broadway.]]>
Answer: The ornamental design decorates the Dr. Maurice P. Margules residence, 203 Bluff Street.]]> ]]>
Answer: The Col. William Kinsman monument in Fairview Cemetery. ]]>
Answer: The steeple of Emanuel Lutheran Church, Seventh and Mill Streets.]]>
Answer: Parking stalls at the rear of the Liberty Theater, 547 W. Broadway.]]>
Answer: One of the cherubs on the Bayliss Park Fountain. ]]>
Answer: The main entrance to Cogleywood, home of Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Cogley.]]>
Answer: The barn is one of the "hazards" on the miniature golf course in Playland Park.]]>
Answer: The tower of Epworth Methodist Church, Twenty-fifth Street and Avenue B.]]>
Answer: The steps lead to 605 Third St., formerly the home of Gen. Grenville Dodge, who trailblazed a route for the Union Pacific Railroad.]]>
Answer: The cupola crowns the Pottawattamie County jail on the courthouse grounds.]]>
Answer: The building constructed in 1877 is at 511 S. Main St. and is occupied by the South Main Cleaners.]]>
Answer: The Free Public Library, 200 Pearl St.]]>
Answer: The bronze mural is part of the boulder monument in Bayliss Park erected by the Daughters of the American Revolution.]]>
Answer: The well-labeled "Muskie Stadium" is a vacant lot playground at Fifteenth Ave. near Eighteenth St.]]>
Answer: The Elks Club, 530 First Ave.]]>