Cedar Rapids City Market history and evolution tale
The Cedar Rapids City Market began after years of street congestion from farmers wagons and was established by ordinance in 1902 with a superintendent and weigh masters. It moved from First Street West to Riverside Park by 1963, with a 1964 reopening at the Riverside Roundhouse, amid debates on location and structure.
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Time Machine taps Eastern Iowa heritage and markets
The Gazette invites reader input on Time Machine travel ideas for Eastern Iowa with a contact line. The piece recalls 1964 stall fees and market expansion factors, notes steady market growth from 40 vendors in 2006 to 220 today, and lists Current markets like NewBo and Noelridge Farmers Market along with historic move plans and policy details.
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