Tribute to Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture: Columns

Vertical columns showing timeline of Iowa agriculture:

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Tribute to Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture: Intro
Tribute to Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture: Plaque
Tribute to Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture: Henry A. Wallace Timeline
Tribute to Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture: Murals
Tribute to Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture: Reliefs

Tribute to Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture: Reliefs

Clay reliefs showing tribute to Iowa agriculture:

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Tribute to Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture: Intro
Tribute to Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture: Plaque
Tribute to Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture: Henry A. Wallace Timeline
Tribute to Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture: Murals

Tribute to Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture: Murals

Murals paying tribute to Iowa agriculture:

Previous articles:
Tribute to Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture: Intro
Tribute to Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture: Plaque
Tribute to Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture: Henry A. Wallace Timeline

Tribute to Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture: Henry A. Wallace Timeline

Henry A. Wallace timeline:

Previous articles:
Tribute to Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture: Intro
Tribute to Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture: Plaque

Tribute to Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture: Plaque

Plaque commemorating Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture:

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Tribute to Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture: Intro

Tribute to Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture: Intro

At the rest stop along Interstate 80 east, in Adair County is a permanent exhibit giving tribute to Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture.

Henry Wallace was born in Adair County, Iowa in 1888. He served as Iowa Secretary of Agriculture, Vice President of the United States and U.S. Secretary of Commerce.

The exhibit includes vertical columns, murals, clay reliefs and a plaque.

Historic South Dakota: Missouri River

At an interstate rest stop along I-29 in South Dakota is information about the Missouri River and its importance to the history of South Dakota. This rest stop unlike many others is accessible by bicycle. The rest stop has travel and tour information about the historical sites and events of South Dakota: