Muscatine


  • Type: Town

Muscatine is a small American city in Muscatine County situated along the Mississippi River in southeastern Iowa. - AsNotedIn

If one would look up the roughest place in our county he would hardly find an equal to Bloomington [Muscatine] in 1836. It was all hills and hollows. They were largely covered with trees and brush. The town was located between them and on four hills - one of them the highest for several miles away - with two large creeks and several small duck ponds to add variety to the wilderness.


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Places

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Alexander Clark House
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203 W 3rd St
Clark-Blackwell House
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206 Cherry St
Downtown Commercial Historic District
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Roughly nine blks centered on 2nd St Between Pine and Mulberry
First Presbyterian Church
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401 Iowa Ave
Greenwood Cemetery Chapel
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1814 Lucas
J C B Warde House
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205 Cherry St
Lock and Dam No 16 Historic District
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33109 102nd Ave W
Muscatine County Courthouse
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3 3rd St
Old Jail
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411 E 4th St
Pine Creek Gristmill
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NE of Muscatine in Wildcat Den State Park
Pine Mill Bridge
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Over Pine Creek in Wildcat Den State Park
Pine Mills German Methodist Episcopal Church
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180th St and Verde Ave
Pliny and Adelia Fay House
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112 Locust St
S M McKibben House
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Walnut St Between Front and 2nd
Sinnett Octagon House
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IA 38 N of Muscatine near IA 38
Trinity Episcopal Church
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411 E 2nd St
W Joseph Fuller House
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1001 Mulberry Ave
Welch Apartments
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224 Iowa Ave
West Hill Historic District
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Roughly bounded by W 2nd St From Pine to Ash, W 3rd St and W 4th St From Chestnut to near Ash.

Timeline

Y/M/D Person Association Description Composition Food Event
Y/M/D Person Association Description Composition Food Event
1853/00/00 Orion Clemens Life Journalist Orion Clemens moves to Muscatine, Iowa, where he will become part owner of the Muscatine Journal.
1926/00/00 Fred Angell opens a walk-up restaurant in Muscatine, Iowa, where he sells the season ground beef Maid-Rite sandwich. The modern Meyer Maid-Rite store is located at 3414 N Port Drive in Muscatine. Loose Meat Sandwich

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Locale Type Town



Creative Works »

WorkTypeAsNotedInCreatorNote
Life on the Mississippi Book Mark Twain And I remember Muscatine - still more pleasantly - for its summer sunsets. I have never seen any, on either side of the ocean, that equaled them.

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