Answer: The rooftop decorations are part of the Bluffs Hotel, 208 W. Broadway.]]>
Answer: The inscription appears above the entrance to Longfellow School, 915 Twentieth Ave.]]>
Answer: Partly obliterated by time, the letters are on a lighted sign marking the Pearl Street entrance to the Police Station.]]>
Answer: The Central Block is at 515-517 S. Main St. and is not to be confused with the Central building, a more recent structure at Sixth Street and Broadway.]]>
Answer: The building is at 519 S. Main St. It recently changed tenants and is now known as Tiedje's Tavern.]]>
Answer: The boulder was included in a load of rock rushed in for the fight against the 1952 flood threat. Workers found it too heavy to manhandle.]]>
Answer: The inscription is on the educational unit of Broadway Methodist Church, Broadway and First Street.]]> Iowa School for the Deaf (Council Bluffs, Iowa) -- Yearbooks.]]> 373 IO9]]> Iowa School for the Deaf (Council Bluffs, Iowa) -- Yearbooks.]]> 373 IO9]]> Iowa School for the Deaf (Council Bluffs, Iowa) -- Yearbooks.]]> 373 IO9]]> Iowa School for the Deaf (Council Bluffs, Iowa) -- Yearbooks.]]> 373 IO9]]>
Answer: The design appears twice at City Hall, on the floor inside the main entrance and at the doorway to the council Chamber on the second floor.]]>
Answer: The cornerstone belongs to Council Bluffs Elks Lodge 531 at 530 First Ave.]]>
Answer: The cornerstone is that of the Free Public Library at Pearl Street and Willow Avenue.]]>
Answer: The painting, flower box and decorated door are at the alley entrance to a women's clothing store at 330 W. Broadway.]]>
Answer: The plastic prefabricated storage hut is at the Charles Schneider Co., 518 N. 10th St.]]>
Answer: The plaque is displayed alongside the Pearl Street entrance to City Hall.]]>
Answer: The entrance is to St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 233 S. 6th St.]]>
Answer: This is the top of the Council Bluffs Credit Bureau building, 305 W. Broadway.]]>
Answer: The kringle and crown hangs above the Axelsen's Bakery, 128 W. Broadway.]]>