Travel and tourism services in Harrison County, Iowa

Touristic Attraction

• B-B Town Ball Field
  Overton Avenue
  Opening hours: Mo-Su 08:55-22:00
• Dougal House
  Iowa Avenue
  Once a parsonage for the church that is now the McLean Museum, this building contains many historic items reminiscent of homes from that period.
• Harrison County Freedom Rock - Harrison County Conservation Board
  Playscape
• Historic General Store - Harrison County Conservation Board
• Log Cabin - Harrison County Conservation Board
  Playscape
• Magnolia Town Pump
  Magnolia Street
  Magnolia’s town pump has been a mainstay and important part of the community’s history since 1907. The well was dug in the center of town to serve as the primary water supply for local merchants and citizens of Magnolia.
• McClean Museum
  Iowa Avenue
  This old brick church has served as both a Baptist and Lutheran church. Among the items found within are plat books and other records dating back to the 1880"s.
• Merry Brook Schoolhouse & Harrison County Historical Society
  3rd Street
• Murray Hall
  Mulberry Street
  Murray Hall is a rare example of the two-story, “false front” or “boom town” style of the 19th century commercial buildings in the frontier towns of early Iowa. Its gabled roof is masked by a flat parapet to give the look of greater height.
• New Deal Mural titled "Iowa Fair"
  East Erie Street
  Completed in 1936, "Iowa Fair" by Francis Robert White was sponsored by the Treasury Section of Fine Arts during the New Deal to help artisans recover from the Great Depression.
• One-room Schoolhouse - Harrison County Conservation Board
  Playscape
• Pioneer Log Cabin - Town of Magnolia
  3rd Street
  The log cabin in Magnolia’s town park was erected as a lasting memorial to the pioneers and early settlers of the area. The logs were gathered from Harrison County pioneer families and others in and around Magnolia.
• South Building - Harrison County Conservation Board
  Lincoln Highway Overlook
• Spooner-Holeton House
  North Main Street, 120 51557 Mondamin
  The Spooner–Holeton House was originally used as a drug store. It has been used as a public library as well as private residence throughout the years. It now serves as a museum furnished in an 1880s style.
• State Savings Bank/Harrison Mutual Ins. Association
  East 7th Street
  This beautiful building was added to the National Historic Register in 1985. This ornate white terra cotta structure is an example of the Classical Revival style of architecture.
• The Booster Buck
  South 9th Street
  This piece of farm machinery called a Booster Buck was manufactured in a factory in Dunlap.
• Town & Country Arts Masonic Lodge
  South Main Street, 107 51556 Modale
  Originally a school for the town, this structures has served as a theater in the 1920"s - 30"s and as a Masonic Lodge. It was donated to the Town & Country Arts organization and placed on the National Historic Registry in 2014.
• Woodbine Grain Elevator - Town of Woodbine
  Lincoln Way
  This 20x20x70-ft. tall milk-carton-shaped wooden elevator sits at the community gateway as a prominent sentinel, greeting residents and visitors as they enter and depart Woodbine. Public art and LED lighting were installed in 2011.