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Explore the Chicago Great Western Depot, both the Bennington and Barclay one room schoolhouses and small Chapel. Plans include an amphitheater for educational programs.
The Dunkerton Historical & Tourism Association preserves local culture and promotes the community. This will enable present and future generations to learn about and maintain our unique heritage
James Dunkerton offered the railroad company the right of way across his Iowa farm. The railroad would be required to pay for the land unless they built a depot on the land and named it Dunkerton. His offer was accepted, grading began in August and was completed on December 1, 1886.
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Donate significant historical items
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Dunkerton Library 204 W. Tower St.
The videos of moving both one-room buildings as well as the history of the schools will be shared. Do you know anyone who attended the sch...
Dunkerton Library 204 W. Tower St.
Dunkerton Library 204 W. Tower St.
Everything train depot today including guests from Lincoln sharing their stories. Find out about the plans for the depot after it is reloca...
Dunkerton Library 204 W. Tower St.
Dunkerton Library 204 W. Tower St.
Hosting Preservation Iowa's conference. Currently registration open to their members only . Tickets available at EventBrite.
Dunkerton Library 204 W. Tower St.
Dunkerton Library 204 W. Tower St.
Please bring your stories, photos and anything you have regarding our Bart Brothers!
Dunkerton Library 204 W. Tower St.
Dunkerton Library 204 W. Tower St.
Come join us as we re-create a one room Christmas program, songs, parts and play with goodies from the past.
Dunkerton Library 204 W. Tower St.
Donations/memberships of $250 or more receive a leaf on the donor tree. Charter members are noted with acorns on their leaves.
The donation tree and background were crafted by Dennis Magee. The trunk is from walnut collected by Raleigh Magee, the brown boards from Max Stender's barn and the red boards were salvaged after the 2008 tornado destroyed Tom Magee's barn.
Ross Jones creates and installs the leaves for the tree.
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There are so many ways to support our mission. Contact us to find out more about volunteer opportunities, fundraising events, and ways to get our message to your community. DH&T is a 501(c)(3) organization - contributions are tax-deductible.
203 E. Tower Street - P. O. Box 249, Dunkerton, IA 50626
Only a few seats left for this educational and entertaining day. Incredible speakers, tour school houses and finish with dinner at the Amish Bakery Home.
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