History of NE IA
This northeast Iowa community spoke only German in their school, church, stores, and homes until well after World War I.
What is St. Lucas?
Although not the first chapter formed in Iowa, this is Chapter #1.
What is Signet Chapter, Carroll?
These sweet treats are closed in northeast Iowa!
What is a kolache?
This Iowan is compiled a compiled a staggering college dual meet record of 355–21–5,
Who is Dan Gable?
The number of terms Larrabee served as Governor of Iowa.
What is two?
While in Spillville, this composer wrote New World Symphony.
Who is Dvorak?
Granted it's charter in 1889, this chapter had Golden Rod Chapter and Martha Washington Chapter consolidate with them.
What is Decorah Chapter?
Known for their square sliced pizza that people drive miles for.
What is Mabes?
Iowa's 12th governor.
Who is William Larrabee?
How Larrabee make his fortune.
What is banking, manufacturing, or land ownership?
The Little Brown Church is just outside this town.
What is Nashua?
Chartered in 1889, this chapter had Mount Horeb, Oakdale, and Utopia Chapters consolidate with them.
What is New Hampton Chapter?
This brewery sells Pseudo Sue at a museum in Chicago.
What is Toppling Goliath?
This leading figure in the United State's suffrage movement grew up in Charles City.
Who is Carrie Chapman Catt?
Mrs. Larrabee moved from near the river because she feared this.
What is Malaria?
This town has been featured by Andrew Zimmern.
A member of New Hampton Chapter, she was Iowa's Worthy Grand Matron during the Hands in Service and Friendship Session in 1967 -1968.
Who was Leona Dosland?
The name of this northeast Iowa brewery means beer in Czech.
What is Pivo?
Many consider this Nobel Prize winner to be the most famous Iowan that most Iowans don't know.
Who is Norman Borlaug?
What is 14?
This community was the home of aworld famous composer.
What is Spillville?
Chapter numbers in Iowa ranged from 1 to this number.
What is 556?
This pan fried Czech sausage can be found at Polashek's locker.
What is jaternice?
Although, technically not an Iowan, this man wrote a famous song when he visited Iowa that later inspired a "Little Brown Church" to be built.
Who is William Pitt?
The bricks for Montauk were made in this northeast Iowa community.
What is Claremont?