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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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Some of the clues are faded. But this message spells trouble for law breakers.

Answer: Partly obliterated by time, the letters are on a lighted sign marking the Pearl Street entrance to the Police Station.

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Seventy-three years qualify this building as a Council Bluffs landmark. It is now occupied by a moving van firm and a store that deals in used furniture.

Answer: The Central Block is at 515-517 S. Main St. and is not to be confused with the…

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Pre-prohibition saloon keepers probably used this building as a source of supply. For years, it retained its trademark, long after it lost its meaning. This weak lettering was obliterated by a fresh coat of paint.

Answer: The building is at 519…

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Sitting alongside North Twenty-fifth Street at Avenue N is a large boulder. Placed there 10 years ago in an emergency, it has become an unintended monument to dramatic days.

Answer: The boulder was included in a load of rock rushed in for the…

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The message on this cornerstone should be obvious. It refers to a church-affiliated project constructed a year ago, alongside one of the city's most prominent landmarks.

Answer: The inscription is on the educational unit of Broadway Methodist…

ISD_2009.pdf
2009 Yearbook (Annual) of Iowa School for the Deaf.

ISD_2007.pdf
2007 Yearbook (Annual) of Iowa School for the Deaf.

ISD_2006.pdf
2006 Yearbook (Annual) of Iowa School for the Deaf.

ISD_1955_Senior Annual 100 Years.pdf
1955 Yearbook (Annual) of Iowa School for the Deaf.

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The affairs of government are conducted beyond this terrazzo threshold in a public office building. Recognize the floor piece?

Answer: The design appears twice at City Hall, on the floor inside the main entrance and at the doorway to the council…

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Cornerstone identifies the home of a Council Bluffs lodge. Members should be able to recognize it immediately.

Answer: The cornerstone belongs to Council Bluffs Elks Lodge 531 at 530 First Ave.

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Anyone who reads much has seen this cornerstone on a public building in Council Bluffs.

Answer: The cornerstone is that of the Free Public Library at Pearl Street and Willow Avenue.

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This unusual entrance is to a retail store in downtown Council Bluffs.

Answer: The painting, flower box and decorated door are at the alley entrance to a women's clothing store at 330 W. Broadway.
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