Southwest Iowa, Iowa
Southwestern Iowa exudes its western flair with a championship rodeo and superb game hunting. Visit a one-room schoolhouse for a glimpse of prairie life a century ago. Or, camp at the edge of a lake, and let peace and tranquility wash over you.
Explore Southwest Iowa
Historic Oakwood Cemetery
The Oakwood Cemetery on the east edge of Lewis is the final resting place of many prominent Lewis residents that aided freedom seekers during their lives.
Lewis, IA CemeteriesHitchcock House
The Reverend George B. Hitchcock House is the home of one of the anti-slavery leaders of the Congregational Church mission in western Iowa. Reverend Hitchcock used his home to assist in the safe passage of fugitive slaves (or Freedom Seekers)
Lewis, IA Historic BuildingsBurlington Northern Depot and World War II Memorial Museum
Completely restored 1903
Red Oak, IA MuseumsPatriotic Rock
Young local artist paints a new patriotic theme on this large rock each year as a tribute to the armed forces serving our country.
Greenfield, IA Historic SitesBank of Memories
Orient is located along the original Mormon Trail. A museum houses an original Mormon Trail sign, replica handcart, mural, Mormon books and changing local history displays. Across the street in Historical Park, view an interpretive panel about the Mormon Trail.
Orient, IA MuseumsKline Museum
Collection of antique farm machinery and cars includes fully restored 1911 Carter Car. Furniture, dishes, and musical instruments also on display.
Prescott, IA MuseumsStempel Bird Collection
A collection of more than 300 mounted birds, including many rare species and some over 100 years old.
Macedonia, IA CollectionsAdams County House of History
Military artifacts, items from local jail and county physician. Icarian artifacts and one-room Icarian schoolhouse. Many old photos and advertisements.
Corning, IA MuseumsNodaway Valley Historical Society Museum
Museum features history and origin of 4
Clarinda, IA MuseumsLake Manawa Trails
Trails Lake Manawa trails are perfect for a hike, leisurely walk or bike ride. There are seven miles of paved trails. The trails connect to the trail system that runs throughout Council Bluffs including the Wabash Trace Trail and the Bob Kerry Pedestrian Bridge.
, IA Trails