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Harrison County Historical Village and Jail
A teepee on site at the Harrison County Historical Village and Jail.
Harrison Co. Display Open
Pioneer Buildings . . . including a stage depot and a county school house are part of the collection at the Harrison County Museum on Highway 30 between Missouri Valley and Logan.
Harrison & Kanesville intersection
Two photographs of Harrison & Kanesville intersection
Harris Award Given Kirn
Gerald Kirn
Harpsichord Created From Kit - Through Combined Effort
Assembling Pegs . . . behind keyboard which adjusts the tone of the harpsichord is the Rev. Dale Shenefelt. These 122 adjustment pegs were only one small part of the building project of the instrument. The Rev. J. William Brewer, whose church…
Harney St., Omaha, NE
Postcard. Boulevard looking South West from Harney Street, Omaha, NE
Harmon, Don and Mary
Council Bluffs City Manager
Don Harmon
City Manager - December 11, 1970
City Manager - December 11, 1970
Harmon Says Job Completed; Resigns
Reflecting On . . . his 10 years as Council Bluffs city manager is Don Harmon only minutes after the council accepted his resignation Wednesday night. Harmon said he bore no grudges or bitterness. He plans to continue public works but definitely…
Harley-Davidson advertisement
Harley-Davidson advertisement featuring Council Bluffs Police Department.
Harlan: A Community That's Sold On Itself - Young, Progressive Supporters
Around The Courthouse . . . square, modernization is evident in store fronts as well as interiors.
Harlan: A Community That's Sold On Itself - Young, Progressive Supporters
Largest Employer . . . at Harlan is Western Iowa Pork plant, with 165 workers and a payroll approaching $1 million annually. Between 2,800 and 3,000 hogs are killed here daily.
Harlan, Iowa
File #2: 1/1/88 -
Shelby County Courthouse, Harlan, Iowa
Harlan, Iowa
File #2: 1/1/88 -
Harlan, Iowa Airport
Harlan, Iowa
File #1: 12/31/87
The Shelby County Courthouse in Harlan, Iowa was built in 1892 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1978. It was designed in the Richardsonian Romanesque style by Charles E. Bell of Council Bluffs and built for $62,733.90. It is…