Keokuk County IA. EZ's
Lewis Memorial Fountain
Town Square of Sigourney
Dedication in 1940 – in memory of Ethel Beatrix
Operational May thru September
Spectacular, rotating light show
Phone 641-622-2320
www.keokukcountyia.com
Sigourney/County Historical Society
402 E. Elm Street – Sigourney
Phone 641-622-3005
e-mail:kchs72@iowatelecom.net
Open Wed & Thurs 9 am – 3 pm
Group tours by appointment
The Stone House
321 N. Shuffleton Street – Sigourney
Built in 1855-the oldest house in Sigourney
Phone 641-622-3005
Keokuk County Courthouse
201 S. Main, Sigourney Square
Built in 1910
4 murals painted by C.E. Rang of Chicago in 1912
Phone 641-622-2320
Website: www.keokukcountyia.com
St. Peter and Paul’s Catholic Church
3 Miles south on Hwy 92 on 330th Ave.
Phone 319-461-3281 – Michael Berg
Built in 1989
Vernacular Architecture/Victorian Gothic style
Keota Historical Museum & Keota Veterans Memorial
109 E. Washington Street – Keota
Phone 641-636-3850
Website: www.keota.lib.ia.us
Memorial located at W. Broadway Ave.
Lancaster School
Located on County Road V5G SE of Sigourney
One room School Built in 1881
641-622-2031 – George House
Delta Covered Bridge Replica
In Delta on Hwy 21
Arson burned this Bridge in 2003
What Cheer Opera House and Keokuk County Freedom Rock
201 Barnes Street, What Cheer, Iowa
For information about the Opera House or to plan a visit, call 641-634-2080 9am to 4pm
Dumont Museum
20945 255th Street, Sigourney, Iowa 52591
Phone 641-622-2592
Open weekends May-October 10:00am to 5:00pm - Admission charge $8.00 adults/ $5.00, 8-12 yr./ $3.00 5-8 yrs./under free
Or by appointment
Lyle and Hell Dumont owners
Collections of tractors, dolls, toys, wagons, machine
To contact Dumont Museum by e-mail oliver@lisco.com
website: www.dumontmuseum.com
Memorial Hall
Built in 1922 as a memorial to WWI Veterans
120 North Jefferson Street – Sigourney
What Cheer Brick School Museum
303 S. Burlington Ave. What Cheer, Iowa
