This stone house built in the 1840s was part of the Underground Railroad. See the two hiding places used for slaves, and furniture and accessories from the mid-1800s.
Salem, IA MuseumsYou have wrong information up about the Lewelling Quaker Museum in Salem Iowa. The e-mail address and the phone are wrong. Please contact me or go to this website of ours for correct information. http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ialqm/
Salem, IA MuseumsLake Odessa is located in Louisa County of which has a variety of wildlife viewing areas. Below is a link to great informati...
Traction steam engines, antique tractors, and agricultural implements and tools. Interpretive exhibits on water, electricity,...
Named for General Winfield Scott, the museum displays a newspaper press, 1950s-1960s schoolroom, and 1920s items from Senator...
A pottery was housed in this brick structure from 1865 to 1896. See parts of the kiln foundation, 22-foot fir beams, the area...
The Donnellson Genealogical Department has documented evidence of the underground railroad passing near Donnellson. Contact t...