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Hastings, Iowa
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad depot at Hastings, Iowa, October 20, 1968
Haunted House Disappears
The end of the 'haunted house" was the result of well-chosen undercuts by bulldozer operators for the J.C. White Wrecking Co., that tumbled the big old Squire House at 600 Third Street Wednesday morning. The "haunted house" got the name after…
Hawkings Shooting Gallery
Photograph of Hawkings Shooting Gallery at Lake Manawa.
Hay Field
Photograph of a hay field at 30th street and Avenue D in Council Bluffs, Iowa
Hay, Monster
What are you--an overgrown hog or a giant watch dog? Many persons have asked this question as they glanced over the field on the Spetman Brothers Silver Spur Ranch, Route 4. Closer inspection reveals this is the remnant of a small haystack. …
Haymarket District NRHP form
National Register of Historic Places Registration Form for Haymarket Historic District.
Haymarket Square
Photograph of Haymarket Square showing Vocational Development Center 612 South Main and Kennedy's Antiques.
He hopes 'flag' puts Bluffs on map
Bob Bensley
Headed For The River
Paving crews for Dugdale Construction Co. of Omaha are pouring concrete paving on Interstate 80 Highway west from Highway 192 to the Spring Street Bridge now being built across the Missouri River. The $2.5 million paving project will be completed…
Heading The Wrong Way
Lead diesel unit of Burlington Railroad's Nebraska Zephyr came to rest in plowed field after hitting a loaded rock truck at a County Road G crossing southeast of Council Bluffs Saturday afternoon. The engine jackknifed into the field and was headed…
Hearing Set For Thursday Night On Proposed Hwy. 6 Relocation
Proposed Relocation . . . of Highway 6 and partial relocation of Highway 64 is shown by the dotted lines. The solid lines are the present highways. The proposed 8-mile project will cost more than $4 million. The numbered squares are section of land.
Heavy Bomber
4 engine heavy bomber, on a routine combat training flight from the base at the Fort Worth. Texas Army Air Field, crashed into the hills. This was shortly before 9:25 pm. The crash site was on what is known as the "Beno Farm," about a mile north of…
Henderson Doesn't Anticipate Big Trouble; Disposing Of Jail - Due To Continue As Peaceful Town
Old Jail . . . and poll tax collection center at Henderson have been sold by the Town Council. The jail will be torn down and a lumber firm will use the other building for storage.
Hennessy, Dr. J. D. & Family
Dr. J.D. (Don) Hennessy
May 1949
May 1949