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 inscription is on the educational unit of Broadway Methodist Church, Broadway and First Street.]]>
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 building is at 519 S. Main St. It recently changed tenants and is now known as Tiedje's Tavern.]]>
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: Partly obliterated by time, the letters are on a lighted sign marking the Pearl Street entrance to the Police Station.]]>
Answer: The inscription appears above the entrance to Longfellow School, 915 Twentieth Ave.]]>
Answer: The rooftop decorations are part of the Bluffs Hotel, 208 W. Broadway.]]>
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 terminus of the Union Pacific Railroad here.]]>
Answer: The sign is on the exterior of the Council Bluffs Federal Building.]]>
Answer: The design is on the exterior of the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, 140 W. Washington Ave.]]>
Answer: The flower garden decorates an island at the end of Woodland Drive.]]>
Answer: The auto wheel fence is at the rear of 2010 Avenue G.]]>
Answer: The decorative wall is at Eastside Junior High School on Bennett Avenue, in a corridor near the cafeteria.]]>
Answer: The building is the home of the Council Bluffs Box and Basket Co., 101 S. 21st St.]]>
Answer: The ornamental carving is on the Fourth Street Apartments, Fourth Street and First Avenue.]]>
Answer: The Sanborn Block and its corner steeple house the Calandra Camera Shop, 326 W. Broadway.]]>
Answer: The tree house is on Eighteenth Avenue, just east of South Seventh Street.]]>
Answer: The stack of fire hydrants is located at the City Water Works storage yard on North Twenty-fifth Street.]]>
Answer: The old wagon wheel is an ornament in Ridgewood Cemetery, off of McPherson Ave.]]>