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High school, Atlantic, Iowa, Atlantic High School
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Description
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The Atlantic High School was the second high school building in the town. The first high school was constructed in 1878, and a large addition was constructed in 1912. Population growth and the need for modern facilities necessitated the construction of a new high school. In July of 1935 the school board resolved to apply for a Public Works Administration (PWA) grant. There was a successful campaign for the new high school; in November a $160,000 bond issue was approved. Ground was broken in 1936, and the school was finished in May of 1937, opening in the fall of that year. Located at 1100 Linn Street, Atlantic, Cass County, Iowa. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Number 3772.
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Date Created
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1940
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PID
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grinnell:14235
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High school, Avoca, Iowa
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Description
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Two story brick & stone high school building with bell tower. A combination gymnasium and auditorium, a library, a large study room, and five additional classrooms totalling $69,000 were added in 1926. Number B989A3.
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Date Created
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1910
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PID
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grinnell:14226
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High school, Baldwin, Iowa
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Description
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Two-story brick high school building with bell tower. Built in 1897.
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Date Created
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1905
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PID
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grinnell:14218
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Title
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High school, Baldwin, Iowa
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Description
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Two-story brick high school building with bell tower. Built in 1897.
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Date Created
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1905
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PID
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grinnell:14217
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Title
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High school, Newton, Iowa
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Description
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The Newton High School was erected just west from Central school building in 1907/1908 at a cost of $72,000. It was built on the most modern and approved plans for school buildings, even to the items of sanitary drinking fountains. The building was later known as the west building of Central Junior High and in 1983 it was razed and the site sold. Number 5020.
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Date Created
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1935
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PID
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grinnell:14326
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Title
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Home Economics Hall, Iowa State Agricultural College, Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa, MacKay Hall, Home Economics Building, Domestic Technology Building
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Description
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Looking northwest at MacKay Hall. The original building was completed in 1911 and in 1926 a new addition including an east wing identical to the original building and a new central section, shown here, were opened. In 1957 the building was named MacKay Hall in honor of the long-time dean of Family and Consumer Sciences, Catherine J. MacKay. 1954 postmark. Number P2770. Located at 2302 Osborn Drive, Ames, Story County, Iowa.
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Date Created
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1954
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PID
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grinnell:13340
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I.C. wreck, May 29, 1918, Aplington, Iowa, Illinois Central train wreck
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Description
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Men inspecting the remains of a train wreck. "Five persons were killed and a dozen injured when Illinois Central passenger train No. 11, westbound, was wrecked near Aplington. The track was weakened by the high water, the locomotive and mail car plunging onto the bank and the combination express and smoker turned over." Cited from the Oakland Tribune, Oakland, CA, 29 May 1918. 1918 postmark.
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Date Created
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1918
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PID
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grinnell:13944
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I.C. wreck, May 29, 1918, Aplington, Iowa, Illinois Central train wreck
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Description
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Men looking through the remains of a train wreck with onlookers in the background. "Five persons were killed and a dozen injured when Illinois Central passenger train No. 11, westbound, was wrecked near Aplington. The track was weakened by the high water, the locomotive and mail car plunging onto the bank and the combination express and smoker turned over." Cited from the Oakland Tribune, Oakland, CA, 29 May 1918. 1918 postmark.
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Date Created
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1918
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PID
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grinnell:13946
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I.C. wreck, May 29, 1918, Aplington, Iowa, Illinois Central train wreck
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Description
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Men standing on top of a train car turned on it side. A crane is in the background. "Five persons were killed and a dozen injured when Illinois Central passenger train No. 11, westbound, was wrecked near Aplington. The track was weakened by the high water, the locomotive and mail car plunging onto the bank and the combination express and smoker turned over." Cited from the Oakland Tribune, Oakland, CA, 29 May 1918. 1918 postmark.
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Date Created
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1918
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PID
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grinnell:13945