Answer: The bell, framed in steel and a cross timber, is in front of the newly dedicated Oak Street Fire Station. It serves as a monument to all firemen, past and present.]]>
Answer: Main entrance to a dormitory of the Christian Home at Seventh St. and Avenue D.]]>
Answer: St. Francis Church, Sixth St. and Fifth Ave.]]>
Answer: Broadway Christian Church, 2658 Avenue A.]]>
Answer: Lengths of 8-inch main in the Water Works supply yard on North Twenty-fifth St. The pipe will be used to replace smaller mains.
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Answer: The window of the Fifth Avenue Methodist Church, 1300 Fifth Ave. ]]>
Answer: The Gas Company's supply tank near Eleventh Ave. and Eighth St. ]]>
Answer: The hill is a pile of rock aggregate at Thirty-seventh St. and First Ave. being used in the street paving program. Above it rises the brick smokestack of the old Water Works plant at Thirty-seventh St. and Broadway.]]>
Answer: The memorial to Father Pierre Jean De Smet, S.J. It is in a private parking lot near State St. and Broadway. ]]>
Answer: The Soldiers and Sailors memorial at Cedar Lawn Cemetery. Bronze tablets on either side of the entrance were erected by the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Earl Williams, manager of Cedar Lawn, suggested the design.]]>
Answer: The abandoned Water Works pumping station on North Thirty-seventh Street near the banks of the Missouri River. It hasn't been used since 1952 when the Narrows pump station was completed. ]]>
Answer: The tablet is located left of the front entrance to the Pottawattamie County Courthouse.]]>
Answer: The Ferris wheel at Playland Park, minus its passenger accommodations.]]>
Answer: The marker is on the north edge of Bayliss Park, opposite the Elks Club. ]]>
Answer: It is the emblem of the Independent Order of Oddfellows, located on the front of the IOOF Hall on Fourth St. and Broadway.]]>