Breakfast was slightly awkward in the Hoskins household that cold January morning. John Hoskins and his wife, Hulda, had been arguing. Hulda, as she usually…
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Hello everyone, and welcome to the first official podcast episode of the Kitchen Table Historian! For this first episode, we’re travelling to Adams County, Iowa,…
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If you ever happen to be driving along Highway 34 through Adams County, Iowa, you’ll eventually pass a cemetery along the right-hand side of the…
Leave a CommentBreakfast was slightly awkward in the Hoskins household that cold January morning. John Hoskins and his wife, Hulda, had been arguing. While that wasn’t necessarily…
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Someone once told me that everyone is born with a gift. It is up to us what to do with that gift, but if you have it, why not use it? As I’ve grown older, I’ve found that some people are born with several gifts, and they use each and every one to the fullest extent of their ability. One of these people was Milo Green.
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You ever seen a building that’s been named after someone? Of course you have. We all have.…
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The audience was in a great mood. They had just heard some fantastic music, and were ready for more. The management did not disappoint. Billy…
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Last week, we learned about how southwest Iowa businessman Frederick Reese pushed to build the Corning Opera House. This week, stop over and see how and what kinds of entertainment he provided to the masses of southwest Iowa!
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The Corning Opera House in Corning, Iowa, was made to stand out, and stand out it does! It’s one of my favorite places in southwest Iowa, and I’m honored to be able to share some of its long history with you! Come over and see how it came into being!
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The building stands on Davis Avenue in Corning, directly across from a park. On a street that is full of character, this multistory brick…
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