On February 6, 1858, John P. Dolliver was born. A man who utilized legendary oratorical skills to wow audiences, Dolliver went from Fort Dodge attorney to member of both houses of the United States Congress.
On February 6, 1858, John P. Dolliver was born. A man who utilized legendary oratorical skills to wow audiences, Dolliver went from Fort Dodge attorney to member of both houses of the United States Congress.
On February 6, 1952, Salvador Dali, the waxed-mustached master of melting clocks and dreamlike impossibilities, spoke at the Iowa State Teachers College (now University of Northern Iowa) in Cedar Falls.
On February 6, 1952, Salvador Dali, the waxed-mustached master of melting clocks and dreamlike impossibilities, spoke at the Iowa State Teachers College (now University of Northern Iowa) in Cedar Falls.
On February 6, 1929, the Trausch Baking Company unveiled Iowa's first donut-making machine, bringing industrial-scale sweetness to the Mississippi River city.
On February 6, 1929, the Trausch Baking Company unveiled Iowa's first donut-making machine, bringing industrial-scale sweetness to the Mississippi River city.
On February 6, 1830, Marcellus Crocker was born. He was famed as “Grant’s Hammer in the West” and for his highly disciplined regiment known as “Crocker’s Greyhounds.”
On February 6, 1830, Marcellus Crocker was born. He was famed as “Grant’s Hammer in the West” and for his highly disciplined regiment known as “Crocker’s Greyhounds.”
On February 6, 1981, Todd Berkenpas broke the career scoring record for Iowa high school boys basketball. An all-time great at Mapleton Maple Valley, Berkenpas went on to a successful career playing for Lute Olson’s Iowa Hawkeyes.
On February 6, 1981, Todd Berkenpas broke the career scoring record for Iowa high school boys basketball. An all-time great at Mapleton Maple Valley, Berkenpas went on to a successful career playing for Lute Olson’s Iowa Hawkeyes.
Cedar Falls, Iowa
Cedar Falls, Iowa
On February 5, 1844, Iowa’s Territorial Legislature enacted the law authorizing the organization of Mahaska County.
On February 5, 1844, Iowa’s Territorial Legislature enacted the law authorizing the organization of Mahaska County.
On February 5, 2020, legendary Britt West Hancock football coach Bob Sanger passed away. Over 52 years, Sanger led the Eagles to 358 wins, seven state title appearances, and three state championships.
On February 5, 2020, legendary Britt West Hancock football coach Bob Sanger passed away. Over 52 years, Sanger led the Eagles to 358 wins, seven state title appearances, and three state championships.
On February 5, 1909, the University of Iowa Hawkeyes traveled west to Ames to meet the Iowa State Cyclones on the hardwood for the first men’s basketball game between the two rival schools.
On February 5, 1909, the University of Iowa Hawkeyes traveled west to Ames to meet the Iowa State Cyclones on the hardwood for the first men’s basketball game between the two rival schools.
Elk Horn, Iowa
Elk Horn, Iowa
On February 4, 2019, Dowling High School Junior Caitlin Clark came within a point of the Iowa Girls Basketball 5-on-5 scoring record by putting in 60 against Mason City.
On February 4, 2019, Dowling High School Junior Caitlin Clark came within a point of the Iowa Girls Basketball 5-on-5 scoring record by putting in 60 against Mason City.
On February 4, 1976, the only working Danish Windmill in the United States arrived in Elk Horn. The 60’ Windmill celebrates Elk Horn and Kimballton as the largest Danish settlement in the United States.
On February 4, 1976, the only working Danish Windmill in the United States arrived in Elk Horn. The 60’ Windmill celebrates Elk Horn and Kimballton as the largest Danish settlement in the United States.
On February 4, 1904, far-famed Iowa writer MacKinlay Kantor was born.
On February 4, 1904, far-famed Iowa writer MacKinlay Kantor was born.
On February 4, 1952, Iowa State Cyclone and NFL football player Keith Krepfle was born in Dubuque. After starring at Iowa State, Krepfle gained distinction by catching the first touchdown pass in Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl history.
On February 4, 1952, Iowa State Cyclone and NFL football player Keith Krepfle was born in Dubuque. After starring at Iowa State, Krepfle gained distinction by catching the first touchdown pass in Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl history.
Dolliver State Park
Dolliver State Park
Dolliver State Park
Dolliver State Park
On February 3, 1914, American gymnast and inventor of the trampoline George Nissen was born in Blairstown, Iowa.
On February 3, 1914, American gymnast and inventor of the trampoline George Nissen was born in Blairstown, Iowa.
On February 3, 1870, the Fifteenth Amendment officially became law in the United States, codifying a 1868 referendum passed in Iowa that granted suffrage to all male citizens of the state, regardless of race.
On February 3, 1870, the Fifteenth Amendment officially became law in the United States, codifying a 1868 referendum passed in Iowa that granted suffrage to all male citizens of the state, regardless of race.
On February 3, 1944, “The Fighting Sullivans” debuted in theaters. The biographical war film retells the lives of five Irish-American Sullivan brothers who served together in the United States Navy during World War II.
On February 3, 1944, “The Fighting Sullivans” debuted in theaters. The biographical war film retells the lives of five Irish-American Sullivan brothers who served together in the United States Navy during World War II.