Historical Monuments in Des Moines, IA
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- Downtown Des Moines
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- Wheelchair accessible
Voted the Best Fan Experience in the AHL's Western Conference in 2015, come see the Iowa Wild (proud AHL affiliate of the Minnesota Wild) play at Wells Far
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- Neighborhoods:
- East Village, Downtown Des Moines
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- Neighborhood:
- Downtown Des Moines
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- amex, discover, all major credit cards, visa, mastercard
- Neighborhood:
- Downtown Des Moines
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- all major credit cards
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- amex, diners club, discover, master card, paypal, visa
Walnut Creek Community Church is a Christian community in the greater Des Moines area. Walnut Creek was started as a church plant in 1985 by a group of
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- Wheelchair accessible
- Payment method:
- cash only
At Bing's we sell things that make people happy! We sell art poles, cards, books, games, funny socks, and one of a kind gifts. Our products are sassy, snar
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- Wheelchair accessible
The Jordan House, a stately Victorian home of Italianate Gothic design, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a member of the Nation
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Two museum buildings (a 1905 house and a barn) exhibit the history of Ankeny, Alleman, Bondurant, Carney, Elkhart, Enterprise, Polk City and Sheldahl. Displa
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