Amana History Museum opens 35th season exhibit
The Museum of Amana History in Amana opens its 35th season with hours 10 am to 5 pm Monday through Saturday and noon to 5 pm Sunday. The current exhibit From Ordinary to Extraordinary showcases collecting diversity and community heritage. The Amana Heritage Society also runs other sites and has won an Alderson Internship Award.
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Amana
Middle Amana
South Amana
Heritage Society
Alderson
Amana Group
Amanaheritage.org
Iowa
History Center
State Historical Society of Iowa
Putnam Museum
Davenport
GPS Workshop for Outdoor Sports at Cedar Rapids Nature Center
An upcoming Cedar Rapids program at Indian Creek Nature Center will teach GPS use for outdoor sports. The 1 p.m. Saturday workshop costs 3 dollars for members and 5 dollars for non members. Bring a GPS or borrow one at Kirkwood Community College.
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Cedar Rapids
Indian Creek Nature Center
Otis Rd
Nature Center
Kirkwood Community College
April sports events at the History Center
Cedar Rapids hosts a pair of free programs at 615 First Ave SE. On Saturday at 2 p.m. Jung's Tae Kwon Do Academy Demonstration Team performs. On April 15 from noon to 2 p.m. the History for Lunch program “Sports Stories Live” features Bill Quinby discussing Linn County sports history with 15 local legends who will share stories and answer questions.
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Edith Crawford Glidden
Glidden
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History Center
Mississippi River
Coe
Woc-Am Radio
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Jack Trice
Algona Brownies
Iowa History Forum
Waterloo
State Historical Society of Iowa
Great Museum
Iowa
Groat Museum
South St
Groutmuseumdistrict.org
Iowahistory.org
First Ave
Jung
Tae Kwon Do Academy
Bill Quinby
Loca
Duplicated Cedar Rapids Bridge Club Schedule
Bridge club listings for Cedar Rapids show multiple sessions at Four Oaks and Bethany Church with Howell, Mitchell, East-West and North-South movements. Players include Arnell Skogman Slaman Raines Boland Lan genfeld Verbick Roe Schmidt Engel and others, with weekly times and locations listed.
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Cedar Rapids Bridge
Four Oaks Bridge
First Ave
Cedar Rapids
Howell
Phil Arnell
Barbara Skogman
Bob Buckheister
Jack Falat
Jeannie Slaman
Charles Raines
Dave Boland
Alan Langenfeld
Bethany Lutheran Church
Forest Dr. SE
Mitchell
Jo Verbick
Fran Roe
John Schmidt
Marion Engel
Dorothy Simon
Sally Sedlak
Bruno Rinas
Jay Hesser
Roger Welty
Kay la Fontaine
Gretchen Stuhr
Bill Jennings
Richard Nassif
Bethany Lutheran
Forest Dr. S.E
Dayton Sippy
Wilbur Evarts
John Knodle
Roger Flint
Jim Pettit
Harry Widmer
Bev van Horn
North Sedlak
Third Ave
Istra Verbick
Leonard Balcom
Ann Swaney
Curran Rosser
Mike Rowray
Dorris Hotchkiss
Marion Club
Kenwood Park Presbyterian Church
35Th St
Kenny Burbach
Gary Burbach
Jo Ann Sloan
le Anne Smittkamp
Mike
Rowray
Rosemary Elchlepp
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Fort Madison
Rensselaer Russell
Highland District
East
Bennington No. 4
Brian Ray
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Peter Hoehnle
Homestead
Fran O’brien
Catherine Kaup
Bill Green
Jan Green
LoElla Richter
Jim Johnson
Charles Hill
Harriet Kear
Bob’s Club
Immaculate Conception
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Carver-Hawkeye
Iowa City
Lowe
JR Ogden Sports Editor
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