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The Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update aims to identify, protect, and preserve the community's historic resources to improve the quality of life. The document outlines various historic districts, including residential and commercial areas, and the historical timeline of Iowa City from prehistory to the Euro-American settlement in the 1830s. It also highlights significant architectural styles and local historical museums that contribute to the city's heritage.
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- 1. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update OPEN HOUSE Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update September 6, 2007 Emma J. Harvat Hall at City Hall Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City
- 2. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update MISSION STATEMENT Iowa City and its citizens seek to identify, protect, and preserve the community's historic resources in order to enhance the quality of life and economic well-being of current and future generations. Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City
- 3. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update Eleven Districts Total; Eight Following adoption of the Historic Preservation Districts Preservation Plan Historic Summit Brown Ronalds Woodlawn College Green East College Longfellow Conservation Clark Dearborn Governor-Lucas College Hill NRHP Districts Melrose Jefferson Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City
- 4. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update Areas Indicated to be investigated in 1992 Goosetown Northside Manville Heights Downtown South Side Kirkwood Morningside Tate Arms Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City
- 5. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update Exceptionally Brief Historical of Iowa City Prehistory and Early History Background 1830s Historic Period (A.D. 1670present) Euro American Contact (A.D. 16501670) Oneota Culture (A.D. 900; 10001650) Woodland Tradition (500 B.C.1000 A.D.) Archaic Tradition (7,500-500 B.C.) Paleo-Indian Tradition (11,0007,500 BC) Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City
- 6. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update Ioway Indians Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City
- 7. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update 1830s Euro American Settlement Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City
- 8. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City
- 9. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update 1830s Meskwaki Indians Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City
- 10. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update 18241851 Removal and Survey Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City
- 11. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update 1850s Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City
- 12. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update Stone Quarries Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City
- 13. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City
- 14. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City
- 15. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City
- 16. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update Greek Revival-Georgian/Federal Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City
- 17. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update Italianate Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City
- 18. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update Queen Anne Eclectic Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City
- 19. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update Period Revival Eclectic Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City
- 20. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update Period Revival Colonial/Georgian Continental Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City
- 21. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update Period Revival Eclectic Tudor Cottage Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City
- 22. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update Prairie School Formal Prairie Foursquare Craftsman Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City
- 23. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update Post World War II Minimalist Traditional Ranch/Modern Lustron Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City
- 24. Iowa City Historic Preservation Plan Update Local Historical Museums Iowa Hall Old Capital Plum Grove, County Poor Farm and Asylum, and Johnson County Historical Society Local Historical Research Iowa City Public Library State Historical Society of Iowa University of Iowa Libraries Iowa City Historic Preservation Commission and the City of Iowa City