Linn County Unburied explores Cedar Rapids cemeteries and lore
The History Center presents Linn County Unburied with Jessica Cline and Rob Cline. April 8 at 11 a.m. the focus is Oak Shade Cemetery in Marion as stories of Abel Adams and lovers Flora Hunt and James Osborn reveal local history.
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Linn County
History Center
Jenny Thielman
Second Ave. SE
Marion
Oak Shade
Linwood
Wilson Ave
Cedar Rapids
Abel Adams
Adams
Clinton
13Th
Iowa Infantry
Vicksburg
Miss
Center Point Cemetery
Flora Hunt
James Osborn
Flora
James
Mr. Hunt
Thielman
Historycenter. Org
Jessica Cline
Wake Forest University
Rob Cline
The
Gmail
Ellen Taylor
Oak Hill Cemetery
Virginia
Iowa
the History Center
Third Ave
Maria Carpenter
Gabriel Carpenter
Elizabeth Bender Pool opens in Cedar Rapids in 1968 ribbon cut
More than 300 Cedar Rapids residents celebrated the July 20 1968 ribbon cutting for the Elizabeth Bender Swimming Pool near Jane Boyd Community House. The indoor 75 by 46 foot pool featured a sliding glass door and offered free swim until noon before regular admission. The Red Cross enrolled signups for August lessons and Bender helped entertain children by tossing pennies into the pool. The city assumed pool operations in 1972 after financial struggles.
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Cedar Rapidians
Elizabeth Bender
Jane Boyd
Cedar Rapids
14Th Ave
Bender
Nevin Nichols
Frank Bush
LeRoy White
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Charles “Chuck” McMillan
Community House
Percy Harris
Community House Board
Red Cross
Tyler School
Metro High School
Seventh St. SE
Grinnell
10Th Street
14Th Avenue SE
Charles McMillan
the History Center
Joe Louis
Gazette Archives
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OAK Hill
Third Ave. SE
Mount Vernon Rd
Taylor Carpenter
Gabriel
Maria
Beatty’s
Linwood Cemetery
Nese
Wah S. Sa
Piece OF
Tara Templeman
Historycenter.org
Ie Maroneras
Peon
Second Avenue
Foley
MEET
Dale Kueter
Cedar Rapids Bank & Tr
Mote
Caine
Re Ollins
Tomork