Historic Places in Dubuque, IA
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Explore Dubuque's rich history through its remarkable landmarks, where stunning architecture and captivating stories connect the past with the present.
Ham House Museum
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2.5Immersing myself in the 19th-century elegance of the Mathias Ham Historic Site revealed rich lead mining history and charming architectural beauty.
Dubuque City Hall
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Characterizing Dubuque's heritage, City Hall boasts iconic 19th-century architecture and connects visitors to the vibrant Millwork District.
Julien Dubuque Monument
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Captivating history surrounds the Julien Dubuque Monument, where the impressive castle-like tower and river views offer a reflective learning experience.
Shot Tower Inn
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3.0Standing tall since 1856, the Shot Tower Inn features a unique industrial design and rich Iowa history, a true Dubuque landmark.
Carnegie-Stout Public Library
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5.0Treasure trove of knowledge, this 1902 Carnegie Library offers beautiful architecture, a creative Maker Space, and engaging community programs.
Dubuque County Courthouse
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Remarkable for its 190-foot tower crowned by Lady Justice, the Dubuque County Courthouse showcases stunning architecture and historic significance.
St Luke's United Methodist Church
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5.0Preserving a rich history since 1833, St Luke's features stunning Tiffany Windows and offers educational tours on their art and restoration.
Clock Tower
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4.0Symbolizing time and community, the Clock Tower serves as a historic beacon in Dubuque, hosting vibrant public events in Town Clock Plaza.
William M. Black
Celebrating history, the William M. Black stands as a WWII-era dredge boat, reflecting its crucial role in shaping the Missouri River.
Eagle Point Park
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Nestled high above the Mississippi River, Eagle Point Park features stunning vistas and rich historical significance, making it a beloved community gem.