Answer: The Golden Spike Monument at Ninth Ave. and Twenty-first St. It marks the eastern terminus of the Union Pacific Railroad, as fixed by Abraham Lincoln.]]>
Answer: The Broadway entrance to Mount Loretto Academy, formerly a motherhouse and novitiate for the Sisters of Mercy and, before that, a private home. These gates are north of Oak St.]]>
Answer: The bronze discs are on the south side of the Illinois Central Railroad depot north of the Broadway viaduct. One calls attention to the hundred years of service by the line. The other shows the Illinois Central routes through the eastern half of the United States.]]>
Answer: One wing of Madison Avenue School, at Madison and Kappel Aves.]]>
Answer: The fancy architecture is still part of a hotel, the Bluffs Hotel on Broadway facing the corner of Park Avenue.]]>
Answer: The carving is on the west side of the State Savings Bank, Pearl and Broadway. ]]>
Answer: The tablet marks the successful completion of the Indian Creek flood control project carried out from 1936 to 1938. It is located alongside the concrete channel west of Thomas Street and was erected by the Federal Public Works Administration.]]>
Answer: The spring at Lakeview Park, near Big Lake, which is fed by water from the nearby hills. ]]>
Answer: The water tower between Gleason Avenue and Memorial Park Cemetery. ]]>
Answer: Above the south entrance to Hotel Chieftain. Beyond the latticed window is the hotel mezzanine. ]]>
Answer: The Mount Lincoln water pumping station, Lawton Terrace and Elder St.]]>
Answer: The entrance to the chapel at Christian Home, Seventh St. and Avenue D.]]>
Answer: The bronze Bible and monument are a feature of Parklawn section of Cedar Lawn Cemetery, overlooking the broad Mosquito Creek valley and Iowa School for the Deaf. ]]>
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Answer: Western Auto Store Bldg., 216 W. Broadway.]]>
Answer: The monument is in the Acacia section of Cedar Lawn Cemetery, erected as a memorial to the Masons. All its features, including the broken column, are symbols of Masonry.]]>
Answer: The windows decorate the top of 14 Pearl St.
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Answer: The Strand Theater Bldg., 554 W. Broadway. ]]>
Answer: The City National Bank Building, 500 W. Broadway.]]>
Answer: The superstructure of Ak-Sar-Ben Bridge.]]>
Answer: The design is on the front of the new DeForest School, Twenty-ninth St. and Ninth Ave.]]>