Three major galleries focus on natural science and natural history of Iowa and the Midwest. Newly remodeled Hageboeck Hall features more than 1,000 birds. Mammal Hall displays nearly every order of mammal from aardvark to zebra, including a 48-foot skeleton of the rare Atlantic Right Whale. Spectacular dioramas in Iowa Hall lead visitors on a 500-million-year adventure through Iowa's past.
The Englert Theatre opened in downtown Iowa City on September 26, 1912
Iowa City, IA HistoricTheatresHistoric floods during the summer of 1993 surged over the emergency spillway and eroded a 15-foot deep channel, exposing the underlying bedrock. Visitors can walk over acres of Devonian Age sea floor and get a first-hand look at fossils normally hidden from view. Gorge open dawn-dusk daily.
Iowa City, IA Historic SitesFishing is permitted on all areas of Coralville Lake except at swimming beaches, boat ramps, developed campgrounds, and any area posted \"No Fishing\"
Iowa City, IA FishingCourse Access: Semi-PrivateHoles: 9Reserve Advance Tee Times: 1 days...
Late 19th century middle-class home displays many antique furnishings. Don't miss the 1879 brick carriage house. Both buildin...
Theatre Cedar Rapids provides opportunity for education, volunteering, and production with our 8 mainstage shows as well as m...
This 11,000-square-foot heated pool features zero-depth entry, five geysers, raindrop fountain, lap swim area, 23' flume slid...