National Landmarks
Iowa's rich history is preserved for visitors of the state's 24 National Historic Landmarks. Step back in time and discover Iowa's origins, as well as the role the state played in the history of our nation. Most of the landmarks are open to the public and easily accessible via major state and interstate highways.
Amana ColoniesOne of Iowa's most famous travel destinations, these seven authentic German villages were founded as a religious commune 150 years ago. The Amana Colonies preserve their crafts and culture while offering a variety of experiences.
622 46th Ave.
Amana
319.622.7622 or 800.579.2294
www.amanacolonies.com
E-mail: :info@amanacolonies.com
Dubuque County Jail
This 1857 example of Egyptian Revival architecture houses interesting artifacts from the Dubuque County Historical Society collection. See Dubuque's history through the eyes of a ghost when you watch "The Hanging of Patrick O'Connor" — an exciting light and sound show.
36 E. Eighth St.
Dubuque
563.557.9545
www.rivermuseum.com
E-mail: info@rivermuseum.com
Farm House
Built in the 1860s as the first building at Iowa State Agricultural College and model farm. Today more than 6,000 pieces of Victorian decorative art and antique furnishings are on display.
Iowa State University Campus
Ames
515.294.7426 or 515.294.3342
www.iastate.edu
E-mail: eostend@iastate.edu
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