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TJHS_2012_Monticello.pdf
2012 Yearbook (Annual) of Thomas Jefferson High School

TJHS_2011_Monticello.pdf
2011 Yearbook (Annual) of Thomas Jefferson High School

TJHS_2010_Monticello.pdf
2010 Yearbook (Annual) of Thomas Jefferson High School

TJHS_2009_Monticello.pdf
2009 Yearbook (Annual) of Thomas Jefferson High School

ALHS_2014_CrimsonandBlue.pdf
2014 Yearbook (Annual) of Abraham Lincoln High School

ALHS_2013_CrimsonandBlue.pdf
2013 Yearbook (Annual) of Abraham Lincoln High School

ALHS_2011_CrimsonandBlue.pdf
2011 Yearbook (Annual) of Abraham Lincoln High School

ALHS_2010_CrimsonandBlue.pdf
2010 Yearbook (Annual) of Abraham Lincoln High School

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Behind these doors, science and people work 24 hours a day to perform one of the community's most important services. Recognize the entrance?

Answer: The main entrance to Jennie Edmundson Hospital.

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The rustic setting on the east side of town is part of a school grounds. The gate is a pedestrian entrance to the rear of the grounds. Can you name the scene?

Answer: The Pierce Street pedestrian entrance to Mount Loretto schools.

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This elaborate fixture spreads light near the entrance to the new home of an old, established lodge.

Answer: The light is one of two outside fixtures flanking the entrance to the Masonic Temple, Sixth Street and Willow Avenue.

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This classic face on a downtown building squinted at oodles of theater goers in the heyday of the movies. Recognize the location?

Answer: The front of the Broadway Theater, Broadway at Bryant Street.

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This elaborate stonework crowns the entrance to one of Broadway's most prominent buildings. The letters, ME, appearing in the design, should provide a clue.

Answer: The stonework appears above the entrance to Broadway Methodist Church, Broadway…

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Commuters who travel Avenue B pass this cornerstone. It marks a building dedicated in 1955 to the teaching of religion.

Answer: The cornerstone is on the educational unit of Epworth Methodist Church, Twenty-fifth Street and Avenue B.

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Time was when curbside decorations like this were common in Council Bluffs. But the automobile turned them into collectors' items. Chances are, many youngsters don't know what this is. Do you?

Minus its nose ring, the iron horsehead is a hitching…

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The high riding object in the distance is a tower for a battery of flood lights. Crisscrossing steel rods and girders in the foreground are part of a pedestrian bridge. Railroad workers should be able to identify the Council Bluffs locale.

Answer:…

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Builders of a bygone day liked to top things off with a flourish. Here's a sample on a commercial building on South Main Street, a stone's throw from City Hall. Recognize it?

The building, now vacant, is at 209-211 S. Main St.

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There is a logical reason for the variety in directions here. Truck drivers have a choice of routes, depending on their destination. The location of the sign is the clue to the explanation.

Answer: The truck route sign is on Thirty-fifth Street at…

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This symbol marks home base for a group of private citizens who train to bear arms in emergencies. Decipher the lettering and the rest should be easy.

Answer: The Army Reserve Training Center, 1015 N. 25th St., dedicated to the memory of Lt. Col.…

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This elaborate top dressing overlaps the entrance to a public school.

Answer: The entrance to Bloomer School, 2101 S. Seventh St.
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