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1 Appendix 1 Historic & Archeological Resources APPENDIX 1 HISTORIC & ARCHEOLOGICAL RESOURCES NATIONAL REGISTER LISTINGS Adair County Property Address City Adair Viaduct Business 80 over IAIS RR Adair Adair County Courthouse Iowa Ave. and 1st Street Greenfield Catalpa SE of Greenfield Greenfield Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad: Stuart Front Street Stuart Passenger Station Loucks Grove Church 7 mi. N of jct. of IA 25 and IA 92 then 3 mi. E Stuart vicinity and 1.5 mi. N on unnamed Co. Rd. Warren Opera House Block and Hetherington Block 156 Public Greenfield Square Adams County Property Address City County Jail 1000 Benton Ave. Corning Corning Opera House 800 Davis Ave. Corning Odell, Noah, House 1245 240th St. Nodaway vicinity Snider Bridge 220th Street over unnamed stream Corning vicinity Clarke County Property Address City Banta J. V. House 222 McLane Street Osceola Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Depot 215 N. Main St. Osceola George H. and Alice (Spaulding) Cowles 229 West Cass Street Osceola Residence Osceola Masonic Block 101-103 S Main St Osceola Temple Marcellus Luther and Julia Protzman 502 S. Main Street Osceola House Webster Dickinson House 609 W. Jefferson Street Osceola Decatur County Property Address City Decatur County Courthouse 9th Street Leon Grand River Bridge County road over Grand River Leon vicinity Liberty Hall Main Street Lamoni McClung J. J. House Jct. of Main and Vine Sts. Garden Grove Missouri Iowa & Nebraska Railway Co. Depot Weldon N. Main Street at Decatur County line Weldon Stearns C. S. House Main Street Garden Grove Union Church Clark at Sycamore Street Davis City 1 Madison County Property Address City Cunningham Bridge Upland Trail over North River Bevington vicinity Miller Bridge McBride Trail over unnamed stream Winterset vicinity Morgan Bridge Maple Lane over branch of Clanton Creek Peru vicinity Allen James Stone Barn 2 1/2 mi. SE of Earlham Earlham Armstrong George and Susan Guiberson House 2 1/2 mi. N of Winterset on G4R Winterset Bevington C. D. and Eliza Heath Privy 805 S. Second Ave. Winterset Bevington C. D. House and Stone Barn 805 S. 2nd Ave. Winterset Church Seymour House US 169 Winterset Cornell W. J. and Nettie J. House 602 W. Court Ave. Winterset Craven J. D. Women's Relief Corps Hall South Street Macksburg Cutler-Donahue Covered Bridge Winterset City Park Winterset Drake John and Amanda Bigler House 11 mi. W of Winterset on IA 92 Winterset Duff Barn 1 1/2 mi. N of Winterset on US 169 Winterset Duncan John M. House 1/2 mi. S of Winterset on P69 Winterset Earlham Public School 809 Main Street Earlham Early John and Elizabeth McMurn House 1 mi. S of G31 between P53 & P57 Earlham Evans Henry and Elizabeth Adkinson House 1/2 mi. E of US 169 on CR G50 Winterset Ford W. T. House 2 1/2 mi. S of Earlham on P57 Earlham Guiberson House 302 S. 4th Ave. Winterset Henderson Daniel and Nancy Swaford House 8 mi. S of Earlham on P57 Earlham Hogback Covered Bridge 4 mi. N of Winterset Winterset Holliwell Covered Bridge 4 mi. SE of Winterset Winterset Holmes John S. and Elizabeth Beem Barn CR G50 Saint Charles Hornback Emily House 605 N. First Street Winterset Imes Covered Bridge IA 251 Saint Charles Macumber John Andrew and Sara Ice House On G53 1 1/2 mi. E of jct. with P69 Winterset Madison County Courthouse City Square Winterset McDonald House 3 1/2 mi. W of Winterset off IA 92 Winterset McQuie Peter and Isabelle McCulloch Milkhouse SW of Earlham Earlham Nichols William Anzi House 1 mi. E of Winterset on IA 92 Winterset North River Stone Schoolhouse N of Winterset off U.S. 169 Winterset Ogburn William House 1 1/2 mi. N of East Peru East Peru Queen Hogan and Martha A. Runkle House 5 mi. W of Street Charles on CR G50 Saint Charles Roseman Covered Bridge W of Winterset off IA 94 Winterset Schnellbacher John and Fredericka Meyer House On G47 1 1/2 mi. E of jct. with P53 Winterset Schoenenberger Nicholas House and Barn Off IA 169 Winterset Seerley, William and Mary (Messersmith) Barn 1840 137th La. Earlham vicinity and Milkhouse—Smokehouse 2 Shriver William R. and Martha Foster House 616 E. Court Ave. Winterset Smith Hiram C. House 6 mi. W of Winterset on IA 92 Winterset Smith Hiram C. Milking Shed 6 mi. W of Winterset on IA 92 Winterset Sprague Brown and Knowlton Store First and Court Winterset St. Patrick's Church NW of Cumming Cumming Tidrick Miller Richard and Mary Fisher House 122 S. Fourth Ave. Winterset Madison Vawter J. G. and Elizabeth S. House 223 S. First Street Winterset Madison Wallace Henry C. House 422 W. Jefferson Winterset Madison White Munger and Company Store 102 W. Court Winterset Wilson Seth and Elizabeth House 1 3/4 mi. E of P57 on G14 Earlham Ringgold County Property Address City Beaconsfield Supply Store 1621 Main St. Beaconsfield Buck W. J. Polygonal Barn Off US 169 Diagonal Middlefork Methodist Episcopal Church S of US 169 on E side of Middle Fork Grand Redding River Ringgold County Courthouse Madison Street Mount Ayr Ringgold County Jail 201 E. Monroe Street Mount Ayr Shay Lee Farmhouse Off CR P27 Maloy Taylor County Property Address City Bedford Commercial Historic District 200-500 blks. Main St., 500-600 blks, Court, Bedford 500 blk. Central Bedford House 306 Main Street Bedford Bedford Oil Company Station 601 Madison Bedford Bedford Public Library Jefferson Street Bedford Lenox Hotel 114 S. Main Street Lenox Lenox Round Barn 1001 Pollock Blvd. Bedford vicinity Taylor County Courthouse Court Ave. Bedford Union County Property Address City Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad-Creston 200 W. Adams Street Creston Station Grand River Bridge 230th Street over Grand River Arispe vicinity Iowana Hotel 203 W. Montgomery St. Creston Jefferson Elementary School 501 North Cherry Creston U. S. Post Office Maple Street Creston 3 Native American Tribes There is a rich cultural heritage of Native American Tribes throughout the SICOG region. Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act (16 U.S.C.§470 et seq.) provides definitions and procedures for consultation between federal agencies and Native American tribes for federal undertakings, as defined in 36 CFR §800.16(y). Consultation with some or all of the following federally recognized Indian tribes may be desired or even required, particularly when projects are federally funded: Ho-Chunk Nation of Wisconsin Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma Omaha Tribe of Nebraska Otoe-Missouria Tribe of Indians, Oklahoma Sac & Fox Nation of Missouri in Kansas and Nebraska Sac & Fox Nation, Oklahoma Sac & Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Iowa Santee Sioux Nation, Nebraska Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska Otoe & Missouria Tribe of Indians Sac & Fox Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma Sac & Fox Tribe of Missouri Winnebago Tribe and Nation of Indians 4 City Name _________________ Name of Person(s) Completing Questionnaire____________________ Title: Phone: E-Mail________________________ Please rank your top eight priorities in order of importance. Rank these priorities from 1 to 8, with 1 being the most important. Please list each ranking only one time – for example, list only one #1, one #2, etc. Below each priority/ category are examples of projects that might fall under that particular category. (If your City returned this information to SICOG last year, the results are also attached. Reviewing last year’s priorities may help in this year’s process.) SICOG – 2018 CITY PRIORITIES QUESTIONNAIRE ____ Economic Development ____ Sewer Retail Expansion Industrial New Collection Systems Job Creation and Retention Maintenance ____ Housing ____ Recreation New Development Parks/Campgrounds/Trails Rehabilitation Playgrounds/Aquatic Centers Down Payment Programs Site Development (Infrastructure) ____ Energy Conservation ____ Local Planning & Management New Sources Fiscal Grant Programs for Projects ____ Solid Waste Development Groups Landfills Tax Increment Financing (TIF) DNR Comprehensive Plans Urban Renewal Plans (URP) Waste Management Geographic Information Services (GIS) Recycling Collection ____ Water Resources New Sources ____ Social Services Rural Water Network of Services Expansion of Community Utility Availability of Services ____ Comprehensive Planning ____ Elderly Comprehensive Plans Services Strategic and Capital Improvements Plans Assisted Living Zoning & Subdivision Ordinances Congregate Meal Sites Transit ____ Rural Health Facilities for Activities Recruitment New Clinics ____ Youth Retain Current Medical Services Youth Programs Drug/Alcohol Awareness Programs Program Funding Treatment Programs Facilities for Activities ____ Community Services ____ Transportation Community Facilities Highways, Bridges and Roads Community Protection Transit Funding Resources Trails or Bike/Pedestrian facilities Historical Preservation Safety improvements ____ Value-added Agriculture Raw-product Processing Product Research & Development New Crops/Local Foods Others: City Name: ____________________________ Short, Medium & Long-Range Projects 2019 Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) DIRECTIONS: This should not be a “wish list”. This is an inventory of prioritized projects, programs, or policies that you actually believe your city is likely to undertake and the timeframe in which they will be implemented. Organize projects, programs, and policies that your Council anticipates implementing over the next ten years. Short-range -- Implemented during the next year. Medium-range -- Implemented within two to five years Long-range -- Implemented five or more years from now Prioritize. Which short-term project is considered your number one priority? Your number two priority? Your number three priority, etc.? Determine the same for the medium and long-range projects. The purpose of this request is to develop a comprehensive inventory of projects from throughout the region. When complete, this information will provide an overview of projects planned throughout the region and will assist SICOG in better serving your needs. Briefly describe each project planned by your City. Identify the Priority Category that you believe it best falls under.
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