The National Hobo Museum began as the dream of 3 life-long hobos and former Hobo Kings. Determined to preserve the history of the American Hobo, th...
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Mission:
Educate children and adults through the Mansion Museum, reintroduce families to their past through the Leibrand-Whiteis Historical Center...
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Mission Statement:The mission of the Grotto of the Redemption is to present in stone the whole story of the fall of woman and man, our Divine redem...
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The Belmond Area Arts Council (BAAC) was formed in the late 70s with the mission of promoting arts. We were gifted a 120-acre farm and build...
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Step into Belmond’s past at the Belmond Historical Museum. Learn the impact the sugar beet industry had on the community a hundred yea...
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Clarion is the county seat of Wright County in north central Iowa. A century of agricultural machinery is on display in the north building of the m...
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The Martin County Arena features a concession stand with hot drinks, candy, hot dogs, pizza, nachos, pretzels & popcorn. Pro Shop - where tape,...
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To many, the Surf Ballroom is an American Cultual icon as well as an important historical landmark. The original Surf Ballroom was located across t...
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Mission:
To perpetuate the memory and history of North Central Iowa and surrounding territory. To preserve its history and traditions and momorial...
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Mission:The mission of the Blanden Art Museum and the Blanden Charitable Foundation is to inspire and nurture education in and appreciation of the ...
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The City Arena is located at 701 Lake Chapeau Drive and open all year. Ice is available year-round. The facility is home to the boys and girls High...
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About Us The Fort Museum and Fort Trading Post is the first and finest attraction in highlighting the past and present history of Northwest Iowa. ...
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Hours:
Museum & Library Open Year Round Wednesday - Saturday 10 am - 4 pm Village Open May - September
Mission:
It shall be the mission of t...
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That lovable scalawag Professor Harold Hill thought there was lots and lots of trouble in River City. Might have been true in 1912. But now the mus...
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