Constructed in 1848, the mill has been used as a saw mill, carding mill, flour mill, feed mill, and as a generating station for electricity. Interior is completely restored and contains an operating water-powered turbine. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Guided tours by Lynnville Historical Society, 641-527-2256.
Central Iowa's only remaining drive-in theater is open daily, and children under 11 are admitted free with parents.
Newton, IA Drive-In TheatersEnjoy weekend races on this 1/8 mile dirt oval go-cart track.
Newton, IA Kart RacingMuseum features Olympic, collegiate and pro wrestling history. Displays on famous athletes include Iowa's Olympic champion Dan Gable, Frank Gotch and Verne Gagne. Pro wrestling hall of fame. Glen Brand Wrestling Hall of Fame of Iowa.
Newton, IA MuseumsCollection of native and introduced trees and plants used to beautify Iowa's landscape. Annuals, perennials, hostas, roses, ornamental grasses. Prairie water garden. Paved walking path.
Newton, IA ArboretumsThe manufacturer of world-famous Maytag Blue Cheese, Maytag Dairy Farms, welcomes visitors to a cheese shop overlooking the ...
Constructed in 1848, the mill has been used as a saw mill, carding mill, flour mill, feed mill, and as a generating station f...
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The Carnegie Library Museum, a restored 1904 library, offers exhibits and collections. View original art, including a Grant W...
This 200-acre park, headquarters of the Conservation Board's Environmental Education Program, includes displays, exhibits, an...