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2016 Delaware County Tourism AND MORE! ACTIVITY GUIDE

Welcome to DELAWARE COUNTY! TABLE OF CONTENTS Edgewood’s historic water fountain ��Page 4

Child of the river ��Page 6

Manchester celebrates 150 years �� Page 11

Backbone State Park �� Page 13

Enjoying the outdoors �� Page 17

Step back in time with the Delaware County Historical Society �� Page 19

Eastern Iowa Carriage Glow �� Page 24

Everything Edgewood �� Page 27

2016

FUN

FAMILY

www.delawarecountytourism.com 3 Edgewood’s historic water fountain returns to working order By Ilo Rhines Register. The WCTU organization in Edgewood disbanded in 1961. Visitors to Edgewood can take a drink For some time the fountain had not from a historic water fountain recently been working. It was refurbished in 2014, restored back to working condition. The and water flows once again for all to stop fountain, only one of two remaining in and enjoy a drink. When you do so, be the state, was placed on the corner of sure to linger on the bench a minute and N. Washington and Madison Streets listen to the Westminster chimes com- by members of the WCTU (Women’s ing from the Historic Clock nearby. Both Christian Temperance Union) in the treasures remind us of days gone by. 1920s. It has an interesting story. What a super preservation of our town’s The WCTU was formed in Edgewood history. in 1894. One of the highlights of this organization was their flower mission day in June, at which time bouquets were made for the sick and shut-ins. Another highlight of the Edgewood group was the installation of the water fountain on a downtown street corner. Fountains were installed by the WCTU in towns all over the country to discour- age men from drinking stronger bever- ages. The one in Edgewood was placed with the idea that as men went toward the block where the taverns were situ- ated, they would stop for a drink and not be so tempted. The fountain was dedicated to the memory of Mrs. Thera B. True, the first president of the WCTU in Edgewood. She died in 1922, so it was soon after that when the fountain was placed on that Westminster Chimes that had corner. It was fed by a well, it ran all the time with an overflow that ran on down been silent since the 1930s can the street. be heard once again from the There are only two of these WCTU century-old town clock located fountains left in the state of Iowa, one in in downtown Edgewood. The Edgewood and the other in Shenandoah. Some fountains across the country have clock is located near the WCTU been placed on the National Historic drinking fountain. Water flows again from a Windows / Mac OS restored drinking fountain Thede’s located on the corner of N. Washington and Madison COMPUTER REPAIR Streets in downtown •FREE INITIAL ANALYSIS Edgewood. On the corner •FREE ESTIMATES! and Services of what is now Café Rose, “If we can’t fixit, Youdon’tpay for it!” the fountain was erected VirusRemoval•Computer Maintenance •Data Recovery adno=455807-01 in the 1920s to encourage Hardware Repair/Replacement •24/7Drop-Off Recycling •MORE! local men to not be tempted Missi Coates Thede •101 Woodland Dr., Manchester •www.thedecomputers.com to drink at local taverns. Call to schedule (leave message) or text (641 number) for an appointment! 563-822-1143 or text 641-781-9195 4 Creating Healthy Smiles for Life We Treat Infants to Adults • Preventive • Restorative • Cosmetic • Oral Surgery • Implants • Ortho including • Invisalign

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By Hannah Ray J and whitewater continues to grow, I have been enthralled with water I was fortunate to and the river since early childhood, be able to help sending stick boats down farm- bring whitewater yard rainstorm rivers to watch their to my hometown, course as they tumbled, submerged Manchester. and reemerged over imaginary rap- What made ids and waterfalls. I loved pitting my Manchester’s stick boats against each other, racing whitewater park Photo by Marty Colbert downstream just to see which would project success- Hannah looping her Jackson Rockstar kayak. survive and finish first. I’ve carried this ful was Iowa’s first fond memory of playing in the water whitewater park, undertaking for the numerous people into adulthood, as whitewater kayak- Charles City Whitewater. This success- involved. Many individuals and groups ing and stand up paddleboard (SUP) ful park and subsequent whitewater have devoted time and/or financial river surfing now occupy a large part parks being built in Iowa are because help to bring this project to life. I of my free time. of Ty Graham’s endless enthusiasm extend my heartfelt thanks to every- Most weekends and many week- and hard work. one who helped bring the Manchester nights you will find me paddling small I have been kayaking and surfing at Whitewater Park to fruition. whitewater boats or tiny paddleboards Charles City since it opened, and I was Instructing is another way to share thrilled when I heard Manchester was my passion for the river, build camara- looking for ideas for their riverfront. derie in the community and promote With Ty’s encouragement, I knew just river safety and stewardship. Now, what my hometown needed: a white- with our own whitewater park, you water park! I got in touch with Ryan Wicks to pitch the idea of a whitewater park on the Maquoketa River in downtown Manchester. This idea took off. Next thing I knew, meetings were happening, excitement was growing at Iowa whitewater parks, local rivers, and, in short order, we had and other whitewater rivers around our own whitewater park. the country. Manchester and Charles I’m grateful for wher- City whitewater parks are among my ever I could help with the favorite “home” paddling spots. I’ve Manchester Whitewater Photo by Marty Colbert also had the opportunity to paddle Park project. It was a huge Hannah river surfing her Badfish River Surfer. whitewater in Wisconsin, Michigan, Missouri, Arkansas, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, North Carolina, West Restaurant - Golf- Events - Golf Simulator Virginia, Wyoming, Colorado and Canada. I am a No Coast SUP Team Rider, Badfish SUP Team Rider, CrawDaddy

Outdoors, Ambassador, and Werner adno=455805-01 Paddles Ambassador. Paddling is the embodiment of my soul; it’s my zen. My dreams, day and night, are con- sumed by the rushing water and what Located off Highway 20 adventures lie ahead. exit 277 in Manchester Sharing my passion for paddling with the people around me is an ongoing endeavor. As my passion for paddling 563-927-GOLF (4653) www.pinoakpubandlinks.com 6 can experience the thrill of navigat- Departments. For more information ing your whitewater kayak down the about the Manchester kayaking clin- rapids, water splashing everywhere, ics please see, “Whitewater Kayaking adrenaline pumping and the sense of Clinic” on page 9. accomplishment as you safely eddy Check the Manchester Whitewater out into the calm pool below, turning Park Facebook page for the most up- upstream to watch your friends’ water to-date details. For more information splashed faces as they lurch to and fro about the Charles City clinics, check paddling down the same invigorat- the Charles City Whitewater Facebook ing rapid you just finished. Does that page. Details coming soon. sound like fun to you? With the help of the Manchester Photo by Marty Colbert Parks and Recreation Department, SYOTR Hannah river surfing her Badfish River I will be instructing kayaking clinics See You On The River Surfer. at the Manchester Whitewater Park this summer. I will also be instructing kayaking clinics and Iowa’s first SUP river surfing clinic at Charles City Whitewater with the help of both Manchester and Charles City Parks

Photo by Marty Colbert Hannah kayaking Sullivan Falls, Wolf River, Wis.

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Like us on Facebook! adno=455792-01 7 8 Whitewater Kayaking Clinic “Woohoo!” you exclaim at the bot- rent. Expect rocks, swift current, vary- tom of your first rapid, loving the ing weather and water conditions, and feeling of navigating your whitewater unstable surfaces. Water-appropriate kayak with the swift water splashing clothing and footwear (low-volume you from every direction while avoid- water shoes or water socks work ing the in-stream boulders. Resting in well and fit well in whitewater kay- the calm pool below the whitewater aks) No strappy sandals or flip flops. feature your instructor throws up a Participants will be swimming in the hand for a high five, just as excited for Maquoketa River. Come prepared. Contributed Photo you as you are. You watch your friends *Whitewater kayaking equipment Hannah Ray J and Marty Colbert discuss- paddle down the rapid splashing and provided by the Manchester Parks and bobbing through the swift water, a Recreation Department. ing whitewater kayaking with a new huge grin plastered across their faces student. as they arrive in the pool beside you. No experience or already have white- Open 7 Days A Week Nightly Features water experience? Clinics are geared for beginners to intermediate-plus paddlers. Just let your instructor know Friday Night Special: All You Can Eat Fish your experience level so they can cus- Saturday Night Special: Prime Rib tomize the clinic to the students’ skill levels. Clinic instructors will focus on Smoked Wings, Brisket & Ribs whitewater paddling techniques, river Steaks • Seafood • Pasta • Sandwiches • safety and etiquette. The kayaking Homemade Soups • Salads • Pizza clinic will start in a calm area of the river at the Manchester Whitewater Full Bar, Banquet Room and Catering Available. Park, then proceed to navigating the www.fi residemanchester.com whitewater features under the guid- 563-927-9200 ance of experienced instructors. You’ll

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Wayne St., Manchester, Ia Phone: 563-920-2732 - Shermans’ LLC Open August 27th- October 31st FREE Admission to the Pumpkin Farm Available for larger groups or tours by appointment. Please give us a call. Sunday, October 30th TRUNK-TRICK-OR TREAT • 2-4pm 2016 Corn Maze: Snow White & The 7 Dwarfs $5 admission (4 & under - FREE) Corn maze open on Saturdays & Sundays or by appointment [email protected] Check us out on adno=455780-01 Facebook under Sherman Pumpkin Farm! Photo by Marty Colbert Eva Winn and Hannah Ray J.

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At one time there was a town in of150 the year, with anyears old-fashioned birthday lanterns. Northeast Iowa named Burrington. The party in Tirrill Park. The party will start with For generations, Manchester has been post office decided the name was too an ecumenical church service in the band called home. As we approach the 150th similar to Burlington and asked the com- shell in Tirrill Park. The rest of the day will anniversary of our city’s founding, we munity to change its name. At first, the be filled with activities for all age groups. are proud to be recognized for the resil- name Chesterman was proposed to rec- The kids can enjoy old-fashioned games, ience and growth we have accomplished ognize one of the early settlers in the area. free face painting, balloon animals, a kiddy as a community, and all that makes However, after debate, the syllables were parade, bounce houses, learning to kayak Manchester extraordinary, bridging the switched and Manchester was born. in the safety of the pool, free admission to past and the future. In 2016, Manchester recognizes 150 years the pool all weekend and a robot that can We invite you to join us in our festivi- of family, community and opportunity with interact with them. With the whitewater ties along the way and encourage you to a yearlong celebration, and you are invited park so close, there will be races, dem- help us renew our commitment for the to attend. onstrations and a chance for anyone to next century and for all the years to follow. Throughout the year, there are events learn and have fun with kayaks, tubes or Come, celebrate with us. that will be fun and informative, historical stand up paddleboards. Music will fill the To find out more or to keep up to date and forward-looking, for both young and air from the band shell all day, as several with what’s happening, please log onto: old alike. The celebrations have something local groups perform. An art fair will show- Facebook, Manchester 150 https://www. for everyone, while providing the opportu- case artists from the area and allow people facebook.com/Manchester150, check the nity to learn more about Manchester and to purchase their creations. Displays of Manchester Press, KMCH 94.7 or contact enjoying all that it has to offer. the past and plans for the future will be on the City Office at (563) 927-3636. Celebrations are taking place through- display. out 2016, and each month we will recog- Food vendors will be nearby, and there nize an area that helps make Manchester a will be free ice cream in the park. Everyone wonderful place to live and visit. is invited to attend on Sunday, July 3 to help Key signature events include a veterans’ celebrate Manchester’s first 150 years. Honor Flight bus tour (May 7), a grand, The culmination of the Sesquicentennial old-fashioned birthday party (July 3) and a will occur during the month of December volunteer recognition event (November), with the annual window walk and static to name only a few. parade, a church organ crawl, and a spe- July 3, 2016 will be the biggest celebration cial close to the celebration with paper

January Health & Wellness July Past-Present-Future, Tirrill Park Birthday Party February Fall in Love with Manchester August Auxiliary Services & City Open Houses March The Arts September Education April Small Business October Industry May Senior Citizens and Veterans November “We Are Thankful” June Parks, Recreation, Sports & Activities December Faith Going Camping? Come to the Delaware County Fairgrounds Manchester • 563-927-6449 www.delawarecofair.com 1 mile from Manchester’s Whitewater Park OVER 400 LEVEL CAMP SITES WITH ELECTRIC AND WATER • 8 Full hook sites • Dump Station ations Reserv • Flexible sites for group camping not necessary • Close proximity to Manchester walking/bike trail Contributed Photo • 3 Playground sets and meeting room Collage painted on a wall located on

Main Street. for camping groups adno=455797-01 11 HartwickHartwick HuskysHuskys readyready forfor anotheranother seasonseason The Hartwick Huskys Water Show after a period of heavy rain. In 2011, tions during the summer. In 2015, the Ski Team was founded in 1965 on the ski team developed a partnership Hartwick Huskys won the Division 2 Lake Delhi. The team was named the with the city of Manchester and made Midwest Regional Championship. “Hartwick Huskys” for two reasons: (1) Manchester’s Schram Park their new The non-profit club is made up of because of the old town of “Hartwick” home. young people and adults from Delaware, which is submerged under the waters In exchange for the use of Schram Dubuque, Linn and Jones counties. The of Lake Delhi; and (2) “Huskys” in Park, the ski team offers a Summer enthusiastic group takes to their skis honor of the Husky Ruchotzke family. Ski Adventure that includes learn-to- from May through August — no matter Merlin Ruchotzke, his wife and three ski programs for all ages and choreo- the weather. Since the beginning, they daughters were killed in a car accident graphed water ski shows throughout have recognized water skiing as a sport while returning from a ski tournament the summer months. The final show of where age is not a factor and families in Minneapolis, Minn. The Huskys cel- the season includes an end-of-summer can participate together. The Huskys ebrated their 50th anniversary in 2015. community celebration with live music are a family team, with members that The ski team was based on Lake Delhi and activities for all. Admission is free span three generations. The team is until 2010, when the lake’s dam was for all ski events. The ski team also com- recognized for its spirit, talent and lon- over-topped and subsequently failed petes in regional and national competi- gevity in the ski world.

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2016 Schedule 120 E. Main St. • Manchester @ Schram Park 563-927-3009 Mon. - Sat. 11 am - Close; Sun. 12 Noon - Close Monday, June 13 @ 6 p.m. — Learn to Ski Program, all ages welcome ld Beer, Gr re Co eat F he rts Fans ood Saturday, June 25 @ 6 p.m. — Ski Show W & Spo Meet Saturday, July 9 @ 6 p.m. — Ski Show • Over 50 Diﬀ erent Beers Wednesday, July 13 @ 6:30 p.m. — Ski Show dress rehearsal, • Fresh made Pizzas public welcome & Sandwiches Wednesday, July 20 @ 6:30 p.m. — Ski Show dress rehearsal, • Quesadillas & public welcome Chicken Strip Baskets Sunday, July 24 @ 2 p.m. — Ski Show • Daily Specials Mon.-Fri. Monday, July 25 @ 6:30 p.m. — Ski Show dress rehearsal, Only Wpublic welcome Bud Light, Busch Light, & Budweiser -Bottle or Can, ALL DAY, EVERYDAY- $2 July 29-31 @ TBA — Midwest Regional Tournament, Eagle Lake in Waterloo, open to the public. Entertainment August 5-7 @ TBA — National Division 2 Tournament, Warsaw, Ind. on some Wednesday, Aug. 10 @ 6 p.m. — Learn to Ski Program, Friday & Saturday Nights all ages welcome Happy Hour Mon.-Fri. 4-7 PM Saturday, Aug. 20 @ 4 p.m. — Jam at Schram, final show of the season 9 TV’s to watch your favorite event. adno=455208-01 12 Backbone State Park By Dave Sunne that rock climbing is a Park Ranger popular activity here. Come and discover Backbone State In 1933, the New Deal Park. People have been enjoying its cool was passed by President waters and wooded bluffs for well over Franklin Dlano 100 years. Yes, this is Iowa’s first state Roosevelt creating the park, dedicated in 1920. But even before it Civilian Conservation was a park, locals came here to relax. They Corps (CCC). This pro- would spend lazy afternoons picnicking, gram lasted until the Contributed Photo fishing and creek stomping. During the outbreak of World War Taking a look on one of the many outlooks in Backbone dog days of summer, this was/is the per- II. So, for approximately State Park. fect place to break the heat and enjoy the 10 years, there were two built trails, shelters houses, cabins, roads, day, and maybe even camp out. CCC camps here. Each camp held around bridges and many other structures that Located on the northern edge of 100 young men ages 16-20. The work they you must see for yourself. There is a CCC Delaware County, the area’s geology is completed makes Backbone even more museum located in the park honoring the unique, as the Des Moines lobe of the unique and special. They made a lake by accomplishments of these young men. Wisconsin Glacier bypassed it. The damming up the Maquoketa River. They Fishing is great at Backbone. You can Maquoketa River runs through it, and Richmond Springs gushes from under one of its bluffs. For centuries, water and Your friendly weather have been allowed to work over the exposed dolomite bluffs, leaving the Iowa quilt shop park full of unique geological features. for quilt fabric, In the early 1900 our first State Geologist, Samuel Calvin, described the area as fol- patterns, books and lows: “Its sides are in places precipitous, sewing supplies the rocky cliffs rising sheer for more than 80 feet. Erosion and secular decay have 110 East Main St., Manchester, IA • (563) 927-8017 carved the rocks into picturesque col- thequiltmakershoppe.com • M-F 9-5, Th 9-6, Sat 9-4 umns, towers, castles, battlements and adno=455210-01 flying buttresses.” You may have guessed The Bread Basket Open Tues.-Fri. 8 AM-3 PM, 113 E. Main St., Manchester • 563.927.4611 www.thebreadbasketmanchester.com

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16 EnjoyEnjoy thethe outdoors!outdoors! Delaware County Conservation & Recreation Program The Delaware County Conservation Board welcomes you to enjoy and spend leisure time in scenic northeast Iowa. Utilizing the rugged beauty that nature has provided, our parks feature high lime- DCCB camping in Delaware County stone bluffs, Bailey’s Ford (2379 Jefferson Road) 4.7 miles to Manchester sloping for- Whitewater Park. Total number of camping sites — 71 (28 water/ est lands, electric, 26 electric and 17 primitive), RV dump station, improve- winding ments include — new access road to boat, canoe and kayak trout streams and scenic views of the Maquoketa River Valley. ramps, three new vault toilets, two playground units, stocked You will find a tremendous variety of outdoor recreation- trout stream, shelters that include a serving counter, grill, water al opportunities available, which makes the enjoyment of and a fire pit. the outdoors possible for people of all ages and interests. The local conservation board currently manages over 2,064 acres of Coffins Grove (1387 Early Stagecoach Road) 3.1 miles to county-owned and leased land for outdoor recreation activities and Manchester Whitewater Park. Total number of camping sites is for the conservation and preservation of natural resources. 24 sites, RV dump station, two playground units, new vault toilets, Delaware County Conservation manages county parks, camp- two shelters that have a serving counter, grill, water and a fire pit grounds, wildlife areas, the Baileys Ford Nature Center and West Turtle Creek (2124 267th Street) Total number of camp- wildlife displays. The staff pro- ing sites — 27 (15 water/elec., nine elec. and three primitive), RV vides education programs and dump station, new playground coming in September 2016, fish- they maintain outdoor recre- ing activities, boat ramps/docks access to Lake Delhi, vehicle and ation areas for camping and pic- boat trailer parking. nic activities, hiking, fishing, boat and canoe access and hunting. East Turtle Creek (2132 267th Street) includes a boat ramp, When traveling through the docks, access to Lake Delhi, beach, fishing activities, vault toilet county, look for the “Arrowhead” building, vehicle and boat trailer parking. transportation directional signs, which will direct you to one of Twin Bridges (2638 Hwy 3) Total number of camping sites — 19 these fine conservation areas. (nine water/electric, five electric and four primitive). Three shelters, a playground unit, trout fishing activities. Visit Bailey’s Ford Nature Center An exhibit room located at Bailey’s Ford Park (2379 Jefferson Rd, Additional Manchester area camping opportuni- just south of Manchester) offers visitors a variety of nature and inter- ties pretive displays including woodlands, wetlands and prairie. Each display shows Delaware County Fairgrounds – 1.5 miles to Manchester a large variety Whitewater Park. Over 400 level camp sites – some flexible. of animals that Water, electric, eight full hook sites. Bath house, dump station, may live in each near walking/biking trail, playgrounds. Reservations not neces- habitat. You can sary. Phone 927-6449 also view live reptiles includ- Lazy T Campgrounds – 4.2 miles to Manchester Whitewater ing snakes and Park. 21 large shaded sites — some flexible. Water, 100-amp elec- turtles. There is tric, bath house, dump station, horseshoe pits, walking distance also a live outdoor wildlife exhibit including white-tailed deer, tur- to fish hatchery and trout stream. Reservations appreciated. key, pheasants and quail. Phone 920-6775 The nature center is open to the public Monday through Friday, but before your visit call 927-3410 to make sure someone will be in Backbone State Park – 11.7 miles to Manchester Whitewater the office, and Saturdays 1-3:30 p.m. from Memorial Day to Labor Park. 151 sites - some flexible. Some with water, electric, bath Day. For additional information, you can visit their website at http:// house, dump station, playgrounds, 16 cabins, hiking trails, trout co.delaware.ia.us/offices/conservation/delcoccbparks.htm or email fishing, Maquoketa River, beach area nearby. Phone 924-2000 questions to [email protected].

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adno=455775-01 Step back in time with the Delaware County Historical Society By Mary Potter Potter Kenyon Kenyon September 1859, and by the following spring, 98 A designated stop on the Delaware students were enrolled. Crossing Iowa Scenic Byways trail, the There were four class- Delaware County Historical Museum is rooms on the first floor housed on the former Lenox College cam- and two classrooms and pus in Hopkinton. The campus is listed on a chapel on the second the National Register of Historic Places and floor. It was one of the ear- includes nine buildings and a Civil War liest educational institu- monument. tions in the state and the The campus has a rich history. One of the first Presbyterian College first homes in the Hopkinton area was a cabin in Iowa. In October 1864, Contributed Photos built in 1838 by Thomas Nicholson in the the name of the college Lenox College Campus, now used as a way to remem- area now known as South Fork Township. was changed to Lenox ber our history. Nicholson lived there with his family until Collegiate Institute, his death in March 1839. A year later, Leroy reflecting the generous hotel facilities, it is at a safe distance from Jackson, of Dubuque, bought the cabin and gift of $1,000 from a Mr. James Lenox of New the allurement of any large city. There is no “all he could see” from Nicholson’s widow, York. Attendance to the school continued to saloon in town.” persuading Massachusetts native Henry rise, peaking at 207 students in 1864-65. The college was a pioneer in education, Carter to relocate at the same time. The school closed temporarily during with the first YWCA west of the Mississippi Sarah B. Carter, daughter of Henry, was the Civil War when the bulk of the young and an innovative classroom model of the first white child born in the locality in men enlisted to serve. The “School Boy women and men taking the same classes. March 1841. Mr. Carter, having grown up Company” Civil War monument was erect- An agricultural curriculum was established where there was the established Harvard ed on the campus in November 1865, to with Iowa State in Ames, to teach “scientific commemorate the men who had farming.” fought and those who had given Growth was such that in 1875, a Victorian- their life for the Union, including 27 style east wing addition was built onto the Lenox students. original building and the chapel enlarged. A 1903 college catalog used the A four-year college was begun in 1880, and smallness of Hopkinton as a selling the name became Lenox College in 1884. point to potential students. It stated The woman’s dorm, Clark Hall, was finished “Hopkinton in many respects is an in 1890. Doolittle Hall was finished in 1901, ideal college town. It has a health- housing a library and the literary societies; ful location, its moral atmosphere is Athenian, Minervan and Clayonian Clubs most excellent, it is free from unde- and a gymnasium. A separate gymnasium Taking a look inside the historic museum. sirable attractions, and its environ- facility, Finkbonner Hall, was built in 1916 ment stimulates the study of nature by local volunteers. College, desired a place of higher learning and cultivates the esthetic taste… While Due to declining enrollment, Lenox for the Hopkinton area. Hopkinton affords some handsome resi- reverted to a two-year college in 1922, with He conceived the idea of a college in 1854, dences, fine business structures, and good both high school and college courses being and a committee was chosen to draft a plan for the building in March 1856. Mr. Chauncy T. Bowen, a Chicago businessman visiting Kluesner Flooring, Inc the area, agreed to contribute $500 toward (563) 927-6548 or Jason (563) 920-6537 Located in Corcoran Furniture, 201 S. 9th St., Manchester the venture if he could name it the Bowen Your OneStop Collegiate Institute. While the new college was being incor- FLOORING porated and stock sold, James Kilpatrick WE WILL DO IT ALL FOR YOU! was burning the brick for the building in Purchase your fl ooring his kiln near Hopkinton. The building, now & installation all in one visit. We carry called Old Main, was constructed in 1857 Check out our Carpet, Tile but stood untouched throughout the winter & LVT full selection of 1857 for lack of funds, until Jackson and in stock! of fl ooring! Carter donated lumber from their sawmills We install! to finish the job. The institution opened in Free Estimates! Call Us Today! adno=455193-01 19 • Music • News • Weather • Sports • Markets taught in the buildings. The college closed Listen online at in 1944 due to lack of money, students and teachers. High school and grade school www.kmch.com classes were taught there until Maquoketa adno=455195-01 Valley High School and Johnson Elementary were built. Notable alumni of the school include Open Year Round Samuel Calvin, a pioneering Iowa geolo- Bedding & Green Plants gist; Thomas Macbride, who would become president at the University of Iowa; James • Bird Baths McKean, a founder of a leprosy hospital; and • Figurines • Stones Dr. Mary Walker, a Congressional Medal of Honor recipient. • Windchimes The Delaware County Historical Society, • Memorials • Benches formed in 1959 to preserve the past, took over Clark Hall in 1967, expanding as they bought the balance of buildings on the cam- Sue’s Flower & Garden Center pus. In 1969 the Reformed Presbyterian Hours: Monday-Friday 9-5 PM, Saturday 9-4 — Across from Oakland Cemetery Church northwest of the campus, with Manchester, IA 563.927.6046 adno=455214-01 beautiful Bavarian stained glass windows, was donated to become part of the attrac- The Delaware County Economic tion. In 1969 a country school building locat- Development Commission ed in Milo Township was purchased and (DCED) is a nonprofi t economic moved to the lot near the church. Framed COLESBURG GREELEY development commission that pictures of all 16 townships’ county school- DELAWARE HOPKINTION serves ALL citizens of Delaware houses are displayed inside. The Hopkinton DELHI MANCHESTER County by creating/retaining Depot was moved from downtown to a lot DUNDEE MASONVILLE across from the museum in 1969. The east jobs, stimulating local economic end houses a facsimile of an old general EARLVILLE RYAN growth and enhancing quality EDGEWOOD store, including a post office. Railroad mem- of life. orabilia is also displayed inside. An old style The Strategies by which we will wooden caboose with a cupola was added to accomplish our mission: the site in May 1977. Two farm machinery halls were built in • Expansion / retention of existing business and industry 1973 and 1982. They contain early farm • Recruitment of new business and industry equipment, buggies, a Manchester fire • Value-Added Ag Initiatives engine and the Lux Hatchery exhibit. The • Assist existing and future businesses in meet- hatchery was an early leader in genetics, ing their workforce needs. • Providing technical assistance to the commu- developing strains of laying hens that revo- nities in Delaware County lutionized chicken farming in the mid-twen- • Entrepreneurship development tieth century. • Foundation for the Future of Delaware County • Tourism The Delaware County Historical Society, • Legislative advocacy to promote economic consisting of a board of directors and volun- development teers from throughout the county, is com- mitted to the preservation of the buildings and the artifacts within that tell the story of adno=455736-01 DONNA BOSS, Executive Director the pioneers of the community. Education Phone: 563-927-3325 | Fax: 563-927-2958 Email: [email protected] is their primary focus. They provide speak- ers and traveling exhibits for meetings and 200 E. Main Street Manchester, IA 52057 www.delawarecountyia.com clubs, participate in parades and festivals 20 and donate their time and talents to make shop with a still-functioning printing press, Rooms of various sizes are available for the museum an educational and fun place a medical room with primitive tools used by meetings or gatherings, and picnic tables are to visit. The property is maintained through doctors and dentists, a pharmacy, military available. Events such as weddings, educa- volunteer time and donations. The Society rooms, the college library, a reading room, tional presentations, receptions, luncheons, hosts various fundraisers to support keep- a YMCA room, 4-H and FFA displays, and fundraising activities and worship services ing the buildings open and work to restore exhibits ranging from jugs and pottery, reli- have been held on the grounds. The Society them. gious artifacts and advertising memorabilia has hosted tractor-cades and automobile The architecture of the buildings is part of to toys and clothing, along with a natural tours, and the beautiful campus has served the unique charm, with tin ceilings, beauti- history display. as a back-drop for professional and ama- ful staircases, original painting styles and The museum is open on a regular basis teur photographers. Microfilm, scrapbooks, vintage furnishings that make visitors feel from June through September, or by old newspapers and books are available for as though they are walking into a century appointment. Volunteer guides from the those researching the Civil War or the his- past. Each of the buildings include exhibits community are available for tours and to tory of Delaware County. that teach and inform, representing differ- guide visitors through displays. Special More than 4,000 people use the grounds ent aspects of the time period. There is a events are held on the campus, and bus every year, with the museum guest book photography studio, general store, a print tours and school tours can be arranged. signed by people from all 50 states and several countries. Handicapped accessible restrooms and a drinking fountain are available when the museum is open, but the old college buildings are not handicapped accessible. Except for Finkbonner Hall, the buildings are not heated and do not have air-conditioning. Located on the Delaware Crossing Scenic Byway, College Square on Hwy 38, Hopkinton, the museum is open June through September, Tuesday-Sunday, from 1-4 p.m., or by appointment. Admission is $5. Contact 926-2639. Delaware County manchesteriowa.org Historical Society, PO Box 70, Hopkinton, adno=455790-01 IA 52237. adno=455803-01

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23 Eastern Iowa Carriage Glow will be in Manchester Coming for the first time to Delaware County, the Eastern Iowa Carriage Glow will be held at the Delaware County Fairgrounds in Manchester Aug. 6-7, 2016. This unique horse show is recognized by the American Driving Society and will draw skilled drivers to this competition from several surrounding states. This marks the fourth year for the event and the first year it will be held in Manchester. As a special treat, at least one horse and carriage will make an appearance at Manchester’s First Friday at Five celebration in downtown Manchester on Aug. 5, the same weekend as the show. The public is welcome and encouraged to attend the Eastern Iowa Carriage Glow. Enjoy a pleasure driving competi- Contributed Photos tion during the day Saturday, Aug. 6, Lauri Renda and Dionne Pinckney from Cedar Rapids with a Friesian sport with action from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Plan horse. to grab a bite to eat and then be sure to return to the competition ring at the fairgrounds for the evening Carriage Glow class starting at dusk — 8 p.m. arrival suggested — Saturday night. This event features many of the finest carriages, from modern hitches to those dating back to the late 1800s, with their carriage lamps lit. The ring itself will also be sur- rounded that night with the glow of lit luminaries. This is truly a spectacular event that you and your family will sure- ly enjoy. The competition will finish up on Sunday, Aug. 7, from 8 a.m. to noon. All breeds of horses compete against each other. As every horse is different and the turnout (the carriage put to a horse) are different, this variety makes A pair of Friesian sport horses owned by Sheryl Stillions from Marion. Moorman Insurance Agency Home • Auto • Farm • Commercial • Life • Health

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