Historical Monuments in Grand Mound, IA

Dan Nagle Walnut Grove Pioneer Village was a Scott County cross-roads settlement and stage coach stop of the 1860s. The Village, as an open-air museum, tod

The Residence was home to B.J. and Mabel Palmer from 1912 until their deaths, Mabel in 1949 and B.J. in 1961. Their son Dave was raised in the house, and

Rock Island Arsenal is an active US Army facility located on a 946-acre island in the Mississippi River. In 1969, the arsenal was placed on the Nation

This library-museum commemorates the 31st President of the U.S. and the first born west of the Mississippi River. Exhibits track Hoover’s life and politic

The green drapes from "Gone with the Wind" are one of the many interesting items on display at this 22-room Italianate-style home. Built in 1857, the mansi

This Italianate-style brick house, with original furnishings, looks very much as it did in 1865 when a group of townspeople presented it as a gift to Ulyss

Vendors peddled their wares at this Greek Revival Market House in the 19th century, which now hosts changing exhibits, meetings and special events.Vendo

Plum Grove Historic Home built in 1844, is located in Iowa City. Plum Grove was the retirement home of Iowa's first territorial governor Robert Lucas. Pl

The Old Capitol remains one of the most recognizable symbols of the state of Iowa. In the many years since the cornerstone was laid in 1840, the building h

Johnson County Historical Society is a private, non-profit group committed to serving the public by furthering an appreciation of the historical and cultur

Historic cable car. Also known as the Fourth Street Elevator, this funicular railway has been called "the world's steepest, shortest scenic railway." Gre