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This entrance can be seen at a Council Bluffs Church.

Answer: The entrance is to the office of the First Christian Church, Scott and Mynster Streets.

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These ornate lamp posts and unusual overhead design decorate the main entrance to one of Council Bluffs' major institutions.

Answer: The photograph shows the entrance to the main building at Iowa School for the Deaf.

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This anemometer and wind direction indicator are particularly important at the place in which they are located.

Answer: They are located atop the Council Bluffs airport's new administration building.

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Even a metal picket fence can't stop this tree from spreading out.

Answer: The fenced tree is at St. John's Lutheran Church, Willow Avenue and Seventh Street.

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This structure is in a residential area near downtown Council Bluffs.

Answer: The vaulted retaining wall, which supports Park Avenue, is behind the R.B. Graeme home, 445 Glen Ave.

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Santa and his reindeer appear to be taking off from the lawn in front of a Council Bluffs public building.

Answer: The Christmas scene decorates the lawn of Fire Station 6 at Oak Street and Broadway.

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This old wagon wheel has taken on a winter touch.

Answer: The old wagon wheel is an ornament in Ridgewood Cemetery, off of McPherson Ave.

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This neat stockpile of fire hydrants needs only a street corner to become a familiar sight in Council Bluffs. But while together, they make this unusual scene in Council Bluffs.

Answer: The stack of fire hydrants is located at the City Water…

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This house, perched in a box elder tree, has been around Council Bluffs for a long time.

Answer: The tree house is on Eighteenth Avenue, just east of South Seventh Street.

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This quaint addition to the downtown skyline dominates a busy Broadway corner.

Answer: The Sanborn Block and its corner steeple house the Calandra Camera Shop, 326 W. Broadway.

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Despite the austere expression, this character is harmless. It's chief mission in life is ornamental. The fancy stonework graces an apartment house within one block of the central business district.

Answer: The ornamental carving is on the Fourth…

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One of the world's oldest skilled crafts - basket making - is carried on in modern style inside this building.

Answer: The building is the home of the Council Bluffs Box and Basket Co., 101 S. 21st St.

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A new school building provided this detailed study of modern architecture. The unusual pattern forms an interior wall of the structure.

Answer: The decorative wall is at Eastside Junior High School on Bennett Avenue, in a corridor near the…

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There's no danger of getting this fence confused with any other fence. It's the only one in town made of wooden spoked automobile wheels. Know the location?

Answer: The auto wheel fence is at the rear of 2010 Avenue G.

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This flowery scene marks the end of a prominent residential street.

Answer: The flower garden decorates an island at the end of Woodland Drive.

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This lion, boy and lamb decorate a Council Bluffs church.

Answer: The design is on the exterior of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 140 W. Washington Ave.

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This sign, bearing the name of a former president of the United States, decorates a Council Bluffs building.

Answer: The sign is on the exterior of the Council Bluffs Federal Building.

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Beyond this concrete railing is an exceptional and historical view.

Answer: The railing is at the Lincoln Monument at the end of Lafayette Avenue. Abraham Lincoln used this site to view the plains below and later decided to locate the eastern…

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This fancy roof work is part of a long-standing Council Bluffs landmark. It overlooks Broadway in the heart of town and can appropriately be listed among the "places to stay" for visitors.

Answer: The rooftop decorations are part of the Bluffs…

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These appropriate words grace the entrance to a Council Bluffs School.

Answer: The inscription appears above the entrance to Longfellow School, 915 Twentieth Ave.
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