Tourist in your own Town: Sioux City Art Center
Al Joens visits the Sioux City Art Center in Sioux City, IA.
Top 10 Best Restaurants to Visit in Iowa | USA - English
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Rapid City Foothills Hike to Anamosa 10 31 19
This amazing park area is both remote, but right in the midst of Rapid City, SD. There are deer who inhabit the area and a mountain lion has been seen after dark.
Anamosa, Iowa
Driving Through Downtown Anamosa, Iowa
TOP 15. Best Museums in Iowa
TOP 15. Best Museums in Iowa: National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium, Iowa 80 Trucking Museum, Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum, National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library, Figge Art Museum, Des Moines Art Center, John Wayne Birthplace & Museum, National Motorcycle Museum, Buffalo Bill Museum, Union Pacific Railroad Museum, Vesterheim, John Deere Tractor & Engine Museum, Sioux City Public Museum, The Putnam Museum & Science Center, State Historical Museum
Anamosa, Iowa A City On The Move 1997'
Promotional video of Anamosa, Iowa 1997
A video tour of Anamosa, Iowa
Stone City IA
Stone City, Iowa just outside Anamosa. In the late 19th century, railroad expansion and quarry work were the main businesses in this town.
National Motorcycle Museum in Anamosa
Bike Trip the National Motorcycle Museum in Anamosa, IA on 6-30-19
Where in Iowa is Jeff?
Finally, after 5,000 miles on the road and 157 dance clips, the video of my tour of Iowa is complete. Filmed between May and November of 2007, it is my spoof of Matt Harding of This video was shot entirely on my Canon PowerShot A540 and started as a goofy way to highlight the places I finally took the opportunity to see in my home state, places I have wanted to see since I was a kid. Trust me, there's a lot to see in the Hawkeye State besides corn and pigs and beans and cows and tractors and barns and silos. Don't believe it? Watch the video. Better yet, visit Iowa and see for yourself.
Here's the scoop on the clips in the video:
1. Adair's infamous smiley face water tower
2. Young cornfield near New Vienna (there really is corn in Iowa!)
3. The Bridges of Madison County
4. Iowa's largest frying pan in Brandon
5. The amusement park at Arnolds Park
6. Old Fort Madison in Fort Madison
7. Ledges State Park near Luther
8. Burlington's Snake Alley (Ripley's Crookedest Street in the World)
9. The Squirrel Cage Jail in Council Bluffs (awesome - big surprise #1)
10. The pink elephant outside the Isle of Capri Casino in Marquette
11. Maquoketa Caves State Park near Maquoketa (best state park in Iowa)
12. The highest point in Iowa, Ocheyedan Mound near Ocheyedan (oops, SECOND highest, I guess)
13. Our state capitol in Des Moines
14. Fertile, Iowa, population 353 (and growing, I would presume)
15. Spook Cave near McGregor
16. The Wells Blue Bunny visitor's center in LeMars
17. One of the limestone quarries at Stone City
18. The Underground Railroad's Hitchcock House near Lewis
19. The Mahaney Bell Tower in Jefferson
20. Gull Point State Park near Wahpeton
21. John Wayne's birthplace in Winterset
22. The University of Northern Iowa's UNI-Dome in Cedar Falls
23. The Indian maiden statue in Pocahontas
24. The Little Brown Church in Nashua
25. Jester State Park near Granger
26. The Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake
27. The Register's Annual Great Bike Ride Across Iowa, or RAGBRAI
28. The American Gothic house in Eldon
29. The banks of the Cedar River in Cedar Rapids
30. Dayton's Rodeo Grounds (my Grandpa Vern Danielson's legacy)
31. Ackley's town bandshell
32. Zwingle, Iowa, population 99
33. Heery Woods State Park near Clarksville (yes, Heery, not Henry)
34. Shenandoah's Iowa Walk of Fame (I'm dancing on the Everly Brothers)
35. The Mont Rest bed and breakfast in Bellevue
36. Camp Dodge near Johnston
37. The USS Riverside in Riverside - the future birthplace of James T. Kirk!
38. Boone County's Kate Shelley Bridge
39. Waterloo Creek near Dorchester (my favorite trout stream)
40. Dutch windmill in Orange City
41. The Buffalo Ridge Wind Farm near Alta
42. The 1912 Ax Murder House in Villisca
43. The state penitentiary in Anamosa
44. A cool round barn near Milo
45. Mallard's Welcome sign
46. The Sergeant Floyd Memorial in Sioux City
47. The mighty Woodward-Granger Hawks in my hometown of Woodward
48. The Lewis and Clark Monument in Pottawattamie County
49. The Field of Dreams in Dyersville
50. The Saylorville Lake spillway
51. The world's smallest church in Festina
52. Albert the Bull in Audubon
53. Iowa State University in Ames - my alma mater!
54. Pikes Peak State Park, looking at Wisconsin
55. The Millstream Brewing Company in Amana
56. The Grotto of the Redemption in West Bend
57. Eagle Point City Park in Dubuque
58. The Kate Shelley Railroad Museum and Park in Boone
59. Dunning's Spring Falls in Decorah (big surprise #2)
60. The tree in the middle of the road, near Brayton
61. The Iowa State Fair in Des Moines
62. Bellevue State Park near Bellevue, of course
63. Waubonsie State Park, in the SW corner of Iowa, looking at Nebraska
64. Prairie Meadows in Altoona
65. Lighthouse Point in West Okoboji
66. The historic Sutliff Bridge in Sutliff
67. The Port of Burlington in Burlington (yep, I liked Burlington)
68. Home in Anamosa
Yes, that really is Matt Harding dancing with me in the Inspiration by... clip. This summer, I was fortunate enough to dance with Matt with a group in Chicago for Matt's next around-the-world video. It's due out in June 2008. In the meantime:
Lastly, my apologies to Iowa City, Pella, Davenport, Marion, Waterloo, Mason City, Fairfield, Brooklyn, Forest City, Van Wert, and the other hundreds of cities, towns, parks, golf courses, and cool places that I did not have time to visit or shot crappy clips that didn't make the final cut. There is WAY too much in Iowa to see in one summer, but I made a good run at it.
Iowans, get away from your TV's and computers and go see your state!!! You really don't know what you're missing.
Martelle, Iowa
Driving through Martelle, Iowa
Wapsipinicon State Park IA
Where in Iowa is Jeff? - The Trailer
This fall, I will post my parody of Where the Hell is Matt?. As of 10/3, I've shot maybe 75% of the dances I plan to shoot. Goofy? Yes. Waste of time? Absolutely not. I've discovered a lot in my oft-stereotyped home state. See you in the fall.
Grant Wood and American Gothic Sites - Eastern Iowa
Artist Grant Wood was born in Jones County, Iowa, and grew up to become one of the most famous painters of the Regionalism movement; among his paintings is the iconic American Gothic, which features a stern-looking farmer and his daughter standing in front of a small farmhouse. American Gothic would go on to become one of the most recognized - and parodied - paintings in the world.
Wood spent most of his life in Jones County and nearby Cedar Rapids and Iowa City, Iowa before dying of pancreatic cancer in 1942 when he was just 50 years old.
There are a number of sites in Eastern Iowa associated with Grant Wood, his life and his work.
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R07A0013 - Grant Wood was born in 1891 a few miles east of Anamosa, Iowa; he attended Antioch School, this one-room schoolhouse, until he was ten years old (17314 Hwy 64, outside Anamosa)
R14A0187 - His father died when Wood was ten; his family moved to this house in Cedar Rapids, Iowa in February 1902; Wood spent most of the rest of his life living and working in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City, Iowa (318 14th St. NE)
Z94A0001 - My grandma met Grant Wood when they were both teachers at Jackson in Cedar Rapids, and they courted for a while; in the summer of 1920, Wood made the first of four trips to Europe to study painting; while there he painted this picture - Basket Willows of Paris - which he gave to my grandma; it's not the style for which Wood later became famous, but how many farm wives could claim to own an original Grant Wood painting?
R14A0199 - From 1924 to 1935, Grant Wood lived in the loft of the Douglas Mansion carriage house; he used the carriage house as his studio (810 2nd Ave. SE)
R13A0497 - Grant Wood visited Eldon, Iowa in 1930, where this small farmhouse - the Dibble House - with its pretentious Gothic window caught his eye; he made a sketch of it the next day, and later made a painting of the house with a farmer (portrayed by his dentist, Dr. Byron McKeeby) and the farmer's daughter (portrayed by Grant's sister Nan Wood Graham) standing in front of it; the painting, the now-iconic American Gothic, placed third in an Art Institute of Chicago competition in 1930, where it hangs to this day
R13A0507 - The Dibble House now stands outside the American Gothic House Center in Eldon, Iowa; the center is home to a small museum on Wood, the painting and its iconic status, and the house; the center also provides clothes and a hayfork for visitors who want to look the part when they pose for pictures in front of the house (300 American Gothic St.)
R14A0223 - In 1932, Wood co-founded the Stone City Art Colony, which met in the summers of 1932 and 1933 at the John Green Estate in Stone City, Iowa; years later the Green Mansion was damaged by fire and torn down, but several outbuildings and other stone buildings in town survive, including the former general store, pictured; Wood lived and worked above the store when in town for the art colony sessions (12612 Stone City Rd.)
R14A0231 - Grant Wood died in Iowa City of pancreatic cancer in 1942; he was buried in the family plot in Riverside Cemetery in Anamosa (S. Elm St.)
The unknown beauty of Iowa | Palisades-Kepler State Park Camping/Hiking/Info
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Sac City From Above
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Located near the NE Iowa town of Anamosa, IA this park has a scenic mix of wooded areas, waterways and open prairies with a couple small caves as well. We enjoyed hiking some of the trails. For you golfers, the Wapsipinicon Country Club is located within park boundaries.
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Oxford Junction Iowa 136 south to north
Dash cam video of Oxford Junction, Jones County Iowa on Iowa 136 from south to north through town