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Stevens Bridge over Blue Hill Falls on Route 175. Erected in 1926 and "dedicated to the memory of A. T. Stevens in recognition of faithful service as selectman of Blue Hill."
Photographed in June 2008 in the Birds & Bees Walk section of the Denver Botanical Gardens. They've identified the plant as Lychnis chalcedonica also known as Maltese Cross.
This little Gothic Revival on Highway 6 was placed on the National Register in 1980 [#80001458]. Records show it was built by Charles H. Spencer, founder of the First National Bank of Grinnell and was built in the late 1860s.
This little Gothic Revival on Highway 6 was placed on the National Register in 1980 [#80001458]. Records show it was built by Charles H. Spencer, founder of the First National Bank of Grinnell and was built in the late 1860s.
Visit the architect and designer's site at www.RDGusa.com/paragonprairie for more information about this sculpture. View additional images, animations and project descriptions and read about how the mosaic was constructed.
Taken in part from the Iowa Sculpture Festival website: "Ol'Lonely, the "lonely repairman" symbolized the rich heritage of Newton and its relationship with the Maytag Company. Captured in bronze by local artist Nick Klepinger, this sculpture immortalizes Maytag's commitment to dependability and quality products. The sculpture is available in a limited edition miniature for which only 113 were minted. This represents the number of years Maytag built washers in Newton. Placed and dedicated in June 2007." Note: Whirlpool bought Maytag in 2006, cut jobs and ultimately moved manufacturing out of town after 113 years.
This beautiful stone path, completely handmade from river stones, can be found in the June's PlantAsia section of Denver Botanic Gardens. The mere patience it took to create this astounds me!
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Stevens Bridge over Blue Hill Falls on Route 175. Erected in 1926 and "dedicated to the memory of A. T. Stevens in recognition of faithful service as selectman of Blue Hill."
Wonderful view .Greets from Wladzia from Chicago
Photographed in June 2008 in the Birds & Bees Walk section of the Denver Botanical Gardens. They've identified the plant as Lychnis chalcedonica also known as Maltese Cross.
This little Gothic Revival on Highway 6 was placed on the National Register in 1980 [#80001458]. Records show it was built by Charles H. Spencer, founder of the First National Bank of Grinnell and was built in the late 1860s.
This little Gothic Revival on Highway 6 was placed on the National Register in 1980 [#80001458]. Records show it was built by Charles H. Spencer, founder of the First National Bank of Grinnell and was built in the late 1860s.
Visit the architect and designer's site at www.RDGusa.com/paragonprairie for more information about this sculpture. View additional images, animations and project descriptions and read about how the mosaic was constructed.
Visit www.CCCAiowa.org for more information on this garden, its scope and purpose, and the Des Moines Riverfront project.
Taken in part from the Iowa Sculpture Festival website: "Ol'Lonely, the "lonely repairman" symbolized the rich heritage of Newton and its relationship with the Maytag Company. Captured in bronze by local artist Nick Klepinger, this sculpture immortalizes Maytag's commitment to dependability and quality products. The sculpture is available in a limited edition miniature for which only 113 were minted. This represents the number of years Maytag built washers in Newton. Placed and dedicated in June 2007." Note: Whirlpool bought Maytag in 2006, cut jobs and ultimately moved manufacturing out of town after 113 years.
This beautiful stone path, completely handmade from river stones, can be found in the June's PlantAsia section of Denver Botanic Gardens. The mere patience it took to create this astounds me!
Be sure to visit Faidley's Seafood and try one of their fabulous lump crab cakes.