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Victory Sign At Ak-Sar-Ben
Former Vice President Richard Nixon flashes the victory sign to a huge crowd assembled at the Ak-Sar-Ben Coliseum on Oct. 29, 1970. He was in Nebraska to campaign for GOP hopefuls. He later returned to Nebraska Jan. 14, 1971, to honor the University…
Video Tapes Aid Learning, Efficiency At J.E. Hospital
Viewing Programs . . . taped for in-service instruction at Jennie Edmundson Hospital are Charles Mitzenius, patient counselor, and Ray Swift, director of education at the hospital's School of Nursing.
Vietnamese Find Jobs At General Wood Works Co.
Watching The Operation . . . of a panel flow glueing machine are Bin Chinh Dang; Bill Kishpaugh; operator John Hansen and Thang Xuan Nguyen. The Vietnamese are new men on the job.
View Across Lake Manawa
Photograph of a view across Lake Manawa.
View from 29th and Avenue B
Photograph from 29th and Avenue B, looking north east.
View from Fairmont Park postcards.
Three postcards of bird's eye view of Council Bluffs from Fairmont Park.
View from Fairview Cemetery
Photograph of view from Fairview Cemetery. Skyline of Omaha as it appeared in 1887.
View from Glen Avenue
Stereograph image of Council Bluffs (Iowa) - view from Glen Avenue.
View of Council Bluffs
View of Council Bluffs from Fairmount Park.
View of Council Bluffs
Aerial photograph of Council Bluffs
View of Council Bluffs and Dodge House from Fairmount Park
Painting of a view of Council Bluffs and Dodge House from Fairmount Park by Henry Howard Bagg
View of Playland Park
View down Broadway toward Playland Park
View on Broadway
Reproduction of a drawing of a view on Broadway looking east.
View on Oakland Avenue
Photograph of view on Oakland Avenue.
View on Third Avenue, West
Photograph of view on Third Avenue looking West.
View on Willow Avenue
Photograph of view on Willow Avenue.
Viewing Plaque
Viewing Plaque...honoring Ray F. Myers and other teachers are John J. Jensen, Mrs. Myers and Ray F. Myers Jr.
Village In Harrison County Brings Back Pioneer Days
Putting The Cover . . . on an original covered wagon in the village's newest building are Agnes Yutesler, Lucille Latta and Preston Niles, who began the village more than 30 years ago.
Village In Harrison County Brings Back Pioneer Days
One Of The Largest Bells . . . in western Iowa sits near the end of the village in front of a miniature church containing pews and pulpit of a pioneer church. A corn museum, jail and a school built in 1868 stand behind the church.
Village In Harrison County Brings Back Pioneer Days
A Rifle, Lamps And Old Chairs . . . set off the fireplace in the old log cabin at the Harrison County Historical Village. Preston Niles, creator of the village, had the entire cabin moved from his farm near Ames to near Missouri Valley in 1937 to…