Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino: Jimi Hendrix Display, Murals

On public display in the Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino are artifacts from famous musicians. The artifacts range from stage costumes, guitars, portraits, musical instruments and even a surf board. Some of the music stars are gone, some are retired and some are still performing today.

Jimi Hendrix Display, Murals:

Previous articles in the series:
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Prince
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Slash
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: David Cassidy
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Stevie Nicks Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Mick Jagger Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: James Brown Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Kid Rock Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Johnny Cash Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Elvis Presley Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Fleetwood Mac Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Lynyrd Skynyrd Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Creedence Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Styx Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Soundgarden Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Keith Urban Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Korn Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Ozzy Osbourne Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Michael Jackson Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Tommy Bolin Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Steven Tyler Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Mariah Carey Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Bob Dylan Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Steppenwolf Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The Ramones Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The Elton John Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The Bo Diddley Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The Buddy Holly Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The Les Paul Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The ZZ Top Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The Kiss Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The Billy Idol Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The Joan Jett and the Blackhearts Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The Trashmen Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The Jan & Dean Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The Beach Boys Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The Beatles Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The John Lennon Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The Sir Paul McCartney Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The Porl Thompson Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The RATT Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The John Bonamassa Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The Ventures Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The Tom Morello Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The Brian Setzer Orchestra Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The Steely Dan Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The Led Zepplin Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The Geri Halliwell Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: The Katie Perry Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: 2nd Tommy Bolin Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: John Entwistle Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Ron Emory Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Michael Jackson Display, Part 2
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino Music Artifacts: Charlie Daniels Band Display
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino: Elvis Presley Display, Stage Worn Jumpsuit
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino: Elvis Presley Display, Signature Cape Owned and Worn by Elvis
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino: Elvis Presley Display, Jacket Worn in 1968 movie Speedway
Sioux City Hard Rock Hotel and Casino: Elvis Presley Display, Gibson J200 Acoustic Guitar Owned and Played by Elvis

USS Iowa Interpretive Panels - Naval Ship Life

At the time the photos were taken of these ten USS Iowa Interpretive Panels they were on temporary display at the Iowa State Historical Building in Des Moines, Iowa. The photos were taken almost two weeks ago from the publish date of this article. The article writer was told by museum staff the panels will be on display for another two weeks and moved to their permanent home aboard the USS Iowa Battleship, BB 61, which is docked at the Pacific Battleship Museum Fleet in San Pedro, California.

Artist Sarah Grant along with a team of other artists, researchers and designers with her company, Sticks,  created these hand painted murals depicting the life and history of one of the greatest battleships in U.S. Navy history.

This series of articles are part of the ongoing series about the USS Iowa.

This panel shows the naval ship life aboard the USS Iowa BB 61:

Previous articles in this series:
USS Iowa Interpretive Panels - Introduction
USS Iowa Interpretive Panels - United States Naval Ship Iowa BB 61, Overview
USS Iowa Interpretive Panels - Armament

Info source:

USS Iowa: Wikipedia

USS Iowa: Pacific Battleship Center

USS Iowa: US Navy Ships

USS Iowa: Veterans Association

USS Iowa: Historic Ships at Memorial Pacific Square

Previous USS Iowa articles:

USS Iowa, BB61: General Characteristics, Statistics, Battleship of Presidents and Sister Ships

USS Iowa, BB61: Chronology

USS Iowa, BB61: Awards, Stars, Ribbons and Citations

USS Iowa 1868 - 1883

USS Iowa, BB4

USS Iowa, BB4: A Service of Silver, A Tribute to the USS Iowa

USS Iowa BB53: The battleship that almost was.

USS Iowa, BB61: Photographic History
BB-61

USS Iowa Interpretive Panels - Armament

At the time the photos were taken of these ten USS Iowa Interpretive Panels they were on temporary display at the Iowa State Historical Building in Des Moines, Iowa. The photos were taken almost two weeks ago from the publish date of this article. The article writer was told by museum staff the panels will be on display for another two weeks and moved to their permanent home aboard the USS Iowa Battleship, BB 61, which is docked at the Pacific Battleship Museum Fleet in San Pedro, California.

Artist Sarah Grant along with a team of other artists, researchers and designers with her company, Sticks,  created these hand painted murals depicting the life and history of one of the greatest battleships in U.S. Navy history.

This series of articles are part of the ongoing series about the USS Iowa.

This panel shows the armament of the USS Iowa BB 61:

Previous articles in this series:
USS Iowa Interpretive Panels - Introduction
USS Iowa Interpretive Panels - United States Naval Ship Iowa BB 61, Overview

Info source:

USS Iowa: Wikipedia

USS Iowa: Pacific Battleship Center

USS Iowa: US Navy Ships

USS Iowa: Veterans Association

USS Iowa: Historic Ships at Memorial Pacific Square

Previous USS Iowa articles:

USS Iowa, BB61: General Characteristics, Statistics, Battleship of Presidents and Sister Ships

USS Iowa, BB61: Chronology

USS Iowa, BB61: Awards, Stars, Ribbons and Citations

USS Iowa 1868 - 1883

USS Iowa, BB4

USS Iowa, BB4: A Service of Silver, A Tribute to the USS Iowa

USS Iowa BB53: The battleship that almost was.

USS Iowa, BB61: Photographic History
BB-61

USS Iowa Interpretive Panels - United States Naval Ship Iowa BB 61, Overview

At the time the photos were taken of these ten USS Iowa Interpretive Panels they were on temporary display at the Iowa State Historical Building in Des Moines, Iowa. The photos were taken almost two weeks ago from the publish date of this article. The article writer was told by museum staff the panels will be on display for another two weeks and moved to their permanent home aboard the USS Iowa Battleship, BB 61, which is docked at the Pacific Battleship Museum Fleet in San Pedro, California.

Artist Sarah Grant along with a team of other artists, researchers and designers with her company, Sticks,  created these hand painted murals depicting the life and history of one of the greatest battleships in U.S. Navy history.

This series of articles are part of the ongoing series about the USS Iowa.

This panel is an overview of USS Iowa BB 61, Overview:

Previous articles in this series:
USS Iowa Interpretive Panels - Introduction

Info source:

USS Iowa: Wikipedia

USS Iowa: Pacific Battleship Center

USS Iowa: US Navy Ships

USS Iowa: Veterans Association

USS Iowa: Historic Ships at Memorial Pacific Square

Previous USS Iowa articles:

USS Iowa, BB61: General Characteristics, Statistics, Battleship of Presidents and Sister Ships

USS Iowa, BB61: Chronology

USS Iowa, BB61: Awards, Stars, Ribbons and Citations

USS Iowa 1868 - 1883

USS Iowa, BB4

USS Iowa, BB4: A Service of Silver, A Tribute to the USS Iowa

USS Iowa BB53: The battleship that almost was.

USS Iowa, BB61: Photographic History
BB-61

USS Iowa Interpretive Panels - Introduction

At the time the photos were taken of these ten USS Iowa Interpretive Panels they were on temporary display at the Iowa State Historical Building in Des Moines, Iowa. The photos were taken almost two weeks ago from the publish date of this article. The article writer was told by museum staff the panels will be on display for another two weeks and moved to their permanent home aboard the USS Iowa Battleship, BB 61, which is docked at the Pacific Battleship Museum Fleet in San Pedro, California.

Artist Sarah Grant along with a team of other artists, researchers and designers with her company, Sticks,  created these hand painted murals depicting the life and history of one of the greatest battleships in U.S. Navy history.

This series of articles are part of the ongoing series about the USS Iowa.

Introduction:

Info source:

USS Iowa: Wikipedia

USS Iowa: Pacific Battleship Center

USS Iowa: US Navy Ships

USS Iowa: Veterans Association

USS Iowa: Historic Ships at Memorial Pacific Square

Previous USS Iowa articles:

USS Iowa, BB61: General Characteristics, Statistics, Battleship of Presidents and Sister Ships

USS Iowa, BB61: Chronology

USS Iowa, BB61: Awards, Stars, Ribbons and Citations

USS Iowa 1868 - 1883

USS Iowa, BB4

USS Iowa, BB4: A Service of Silver, A Tribute to the USS Iowa

USS Iowa BB53: The battleship that almost was.

USS Iowa, BB61: Photographic History
BB-61

Tribute to Henry A. Wallace and Iowa Agriculture: Columns

Vertical columns showing timeline of 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: 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:

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: Murals