2012 Clear Creek Amana Community Guide

2012 Clear Creek Amana Community Guide 1

Clear Creek AmanaCC

Covering the Villages of Amana, East Amana, High Amana, Homestead, Middle Amana,

South Amana & West Amana; plus the communities of Oxford, Tiffi n and North Liberty and the Clear

Creek Amana School District

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Pleased to provide healthcare service to this area with over

41 years combined experience.Our friendly and caring staff includes:

• Timothy D. Momany, M.D. - 20 years • Christopher E. Dunn, M.D. - 12 years • Ron Dose, MD - 5 years • Sara Schneiders, PA-C - 4 years • Amy Lukas, R.D.• Rinda Shoup, LPN• Colleen Jensen• Faye Kimm, RN • Kris Gibson• Erica Zimmerman

• Kim Ebsen, CMA• Val Kokesh• Dona Jiras, RN• Larry Allen, LSW• Pat Jindrich* Breanne Jasper

505 39th Avenue, P.O. Box 207, AmanaPh. 319-622-3231 • After hours 1-800-637-2942 Fax 319-622-3077

SPECIAL SERVICES OFFERED AT THE CLINIC INCLUDE:

- CLINIC HOURS -• Monday and Thursday 8 a.m. - 8:30 p.m. • Tuesday, Wednesday and • Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.• Saturday 8 a.m. - noon • After Hours 1-800-637-2942

PROVIDING QUALITY HEALTHCARE SERVICES TO

IOWA AND BENTON COUNTIES FOR

MORE THAN 19 YEARS!

Amana Family Practice Clinic, PCSince 1991

Electronic health record with web portal

Access point for community Mental Health Center for Mid-Eastern Iowa

24-hour on-call service for clinic patients

Preventative care

Offi ce surgical procedures

Employment and DOT physicals

Family-planning services

In-house laboratory to perform most tests

On-site X-ray

Care for uncomplicated fractures

Case management for complex medical problems


Table of ContentsWelcome .............................................................. ....3

Clear Creek Amana Communities

Amana Colonies…………………........5

North Liberty………………………....22

Oxford……………………………...…29

Tiffin………………………………......30

Health & Utility Services

Care Center………………………….17

Doctor………………………………..18

Hospital……………………………...17

Pharmacy……………………………18

Recycling…...………………………. 8

Utilities

Amana …...………………………. 8

Oxford.........................................29

Tiffin.............................................30

SCHOOLING & COMMUNITY

CCA Schools .................................................. ...10, 28

Churches .................................................................11

County Governments ............................................... 7

Polling Places ........................................................ 20

Post Offi ces ........................................................... 24

SERVICES

Ag Services ............................................................. 13

Auto Services.................................... ......……. .......13

Banks ................................................................. .....14

Child Care ............................................................... 15

Contractors………………………………..…...15

Groceries…………………………………...15, 17

Insurance…………………………………….....17

Law Offi ces………………………………….....13

Restaurants………………………………........18

Recreation

Parks..……………………...........................25

Festivals....………………………………26-27

History

Amana Heritage Society.............................9

Museums..................................................21

Welcome to our expanded

Clear Creek Amana Community Guide

Welcome to our expanded Clear Creek Amana Commu-nity Guide.

For the past several years, Maren-go Publishing Corporation and NEWSpapers of Iowa County have brought you the Amana Colonies Guide, a look at the annual goings on in the Amana Colonies and surround-ing area. However, our newspaper, the Pioneer-Republican, has frequently covered events in other areas of the Clear Creek Amana School District, including North Liberty, Oxford and Tiffi n.

We are now happy to feature in-formation about those towns, in ad-dition to the Amana Colonies, in our expanded guide.

The Clear Creek Amana School

District spans eastern Iowa and west-ern Johnson counties, and incorpo-rates the Amanas, Oxford and Tiffi n, as well as a good chunk of North Lib-erty. Populations range from a few hundred in the Amanas to more than 13,000 in North Liberty.

Please take a look at our communi-ty business directory, which features numerous businesses in the area, as well as brief descriptions of each town, historical sites in Amana and the many festivals that take place each year.

All photos used in this guide, in-cluding background shots, are scenes from the Clear Creek Amana area.

This guide is intended to be an ac-curate representation of the Clear Creek Amana as of its publication in

the fall of 2012. All information pro-vided has been independently veri-fi ed and is correct, to the best of our knowledge. However, should you fi nd a mistake, please let us know so we can correct it for our next guide.

As this is our fi rst attempt at an expanded community guide, it is also possible we may have missed some-thing. We welcome corrections, ad-ditions and suggestions for our next guide by calling (319) 642-5506 or emailing [email protected].

Thank you for taking this opportu-nity to read our Clear Creek Amana Community Guide, and please take time to explore this wonderful area!

− Brian Rathjeneditor, Pioneer-Republcian



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The seven villages of Amana, East Amana, High Amana, Homestead, Middle Amana, South Amana and West Amana and the 26,000 acres that surround the villages make up

the Amana Colonies. The Colonies are an unincorporated area, simply meaning there is no formalized city government. The Iowa County Board of Supervisors provides governance over the streets and all non-state roads. In addition, Iowa County provides funding for various local entities through the county hotel-motel tax fund. Iowa County may also provide assistance and funding on a per project basis. All incorporated cities (i.e. Williamsburg, Marengo, etc.) have a state allocated road fund; a funding formula established by the state on a per capita basis that provides funds for maintenance of the cities’ roads. The Amana Colonies Road Fund is funded in the same manner, using the State of Iowa for-mula, administered by the Iowa County Board of Supervisors. The Amana Colonies are the only unincorporated area to receive such funding.

The Iowa County Board of Supervisors can be reached at (319) 642-3041 or by mail at P.O. Box 126, Marengo, IA 52301. Supervisor meetings are held weekly Friday mornings at 9 a.m. in the Iowa County Courthouse, Marengo.

ACLUDIn 1986, the authority to regulate the land of the colonies was

formalized with the state legislative provision for a Land Use District followed by the establishment by election of the Amana Colonies Land Use District (ACLUD). The purpose of the district is to conserve the distinctive historical and cultural character of the area particularly in its land use and acquisition of land. The district concerns itself primarily in the areas of commercial and industrial development, residential development and in preser-vation of agricultural land and historic properties. Within that context, ACLUD also reviews the role of transportation, environ-mental controls, utilities and community facilities as they contrib-ute to the protection and improvement of the district. In practice, all construction and demolition in the district require a zoning permit from the ACLUD Board of Trustees with a further review of historic district properties by the Historic Preservation Com-mission. The Amana Colonies Land Use District Board of Trustees meets on the fi rst Monday of the month at the ACLUD offi ce, 4304 220th Trail., Amana. Additional information may be obtained by contacting the ACLUD offi ce, (319) 622-3840 or by e-mail at [email protected].

LAND USAGEThe approximate 26,000 acres that surround the Amana Colo-

nies are privately owned by Amana Society Inc., and farmed by Amana Farms, Inc., which operates the largest contiguous farm in the state of Iowa, as well as maintaining one of the largest cow/calf operations in the state. Additionally, Iowa’s largest privately owned forest can be found in the Amana Colonies.

Trespass permits for recreational use are available for Amana Colonies residents and Amana Society stockholders through a mail-in application process. Applications may be picked up at the Amana Society main offi ce. Direct questions to the Amana Conser-vation Committee administrator at (319) 622-4040.

Government agencies

Driver’s license stationIowa County Treasurer’s Offi ce901 Court AvenueP.O. Box 145Marengo, Iowa 52301Motor Vehicle: (319) 642-3371Driver’s License: (319) 642-3371Drivers License: 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday

through Friday. Closed 12 to 1 p.m.Drivers License Testing: 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Monday through Friday

Drive Test: Wednesday by appointment

Emergency services• Fire Department: The Amana Colonies is protected by

a fi re department consisting of 20 volunteer fi refi ghters. The department has stations in Middle Amana and Home-stead. To report an emergency, call 911.

• Iowa County Sheriff’s Department: The Iowa County Sheriff’s Department provides public safety to all seven vil-lages of the Amana Colonies. To report an emergency, call 911. For non-emergency calls, dial (319) 642-7307.

•Quick Responders Service: The Amana Colonies Quick Response Service (QRS) emergency medical team consists of 11 members who respond to medical calls. For emergen-cies, call 911.


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• Kristen Miller, Iowa County Auditor - (319) 642-3923

• Robert Rotter, Iowa County Sheriff - (319) 642-7307

• JinYeene Neumann, Iowa County Engineer - (319) 642-3721

• Linda Griggs, Iowa County Assessor - (319) 642-3851

• Tim McMeen, Iowa County Attorney - (319) 642-5521

• Michelle Sims, Iowa County Treasurer - (319) 642-3921

• Sue Peterson, Iowa County Recorder - (319) 642-3622

• Iowa County Transportation - (319) 642-7615

• Iowa County Board of Supervisors - (319) 642-3041

(As of September 2012, supervisors are Ray Garringer, Kevin Heitshusen, Vicki Pope, Kim Tanke and Dale Walter.)

• Trista Schaffner, Iowa County Health Department - (319) 741-

6422

• Marilyn Austin, Iowa County CPC - (319) 662-4245

• Iowa County Conservation - (319) 655-8465

• Rick Heller, Iowa County Environmental Coordinator - (319)

828-4401

Iowa County Departments• Tom Slockett, Johnson County Auditor - (319) 356-6004

• Lonny Pulkrabek, Johnson County Sheriff - (319) 356-6020

• Johnson County Secondary Roads - (319) 356-6046

• Bill Greazel, Johnson County Assessor - (319) 356-6078

• Janet Lyness, Johnson County Attorney - (319) 339-6100

• Tom Kriz, Johnson County Treasurer - (319) 356-6087

• Kim Painter, Johnson County Recorder - (319) 356-6093

• Johnson County board of supervisors – (319) 356-6000

(as of September 2012, supervisors are Pat Harney, Terrence Neuzil, Janelle Retting, Sally Stutsman and Rod Sullivan.)

• Johnson County Conservation - (319) 645-2315

Johnson County Departments


Dr. Chris EngelOpen Mon-Tues-Wed 7:30-5:30 • Fri 7:30-5:00 • Sat 8:00-11:00

606 39th Ave. Main Amana319-622-3322

Front, Left to Right: Shari Engel, Dr. Chris Engel Back, Left to Right: Melanie Kempf, Tracy Andes, Karen Schmitz

Voted Best Chiropractor

in Iowa County

2012

Tracy’s Salon & Day Spa

Located inside Engel ChiropracticOPEN: Monday thru Saturday

& Evenings by appointment

319-622-3322

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Voted Best SPA

in Iowa County

2012

The Amana Society was formed in 1932 and is a private, for profi t corporation directed by a CEO/president and an advisory board of directors. Its Amana Farms Inc. sub-sidiary farms more than 7,000 acres and maintains the state’s largest pri-vate forest reserve.

The Amana Society Service Co. provides electricity to 1,042 custom-ers and water to 788 customers in Iowa County, and assists in the op-eration of a hydroelectric plant in Amana and a 24-megawatt peak gen-eration plant in Middle Amana.

The society owns and manages the Amana Meat Shop and Smoke-house and the Amana Society Bak-ery.

The Amana Society’s craft opera-tions include the Amana Furniture Shop, Cedar Rapids Millwork in Hiawatha and the Amana Woolen Mill and Salesroom. The society owns several other shops in Amana.

The Amana Society operates the Amana Colonies RV Park and Events Site in Amana.

Contact the chief executive offi cer at PO Box 189, Amana, IA 52203 or at (319) 622-7500. The Web site is www.amanasociety.com.

Amana Society, Inc.

John Peterson has been the CEO and

president of the of Amana Society,

Inc., since January 2008.

Electric and water — Amana Society Service Company, (319) 622-3052

Gas — Alliant Energy, (800) 255-4268

Sewer — 4 village sanitation districts• Amana Sanitary District (319) 622-3806• Middle Sanitary District (319) 622-3894• Homestead Sanitary District (319) 622-3738 • Middle/High Sanitary District (319) 622-3091 Telephone/Internet • South Slope Telephone Cooperative, (319)

626-2211

Cable •Mediacom, (800) 332-0245• South Slope Telephone Cooperative (319)

626-2211

Trash removal — • Cox Sanitation, (319) 664-3025• S and J Sanitation, (319) 642-3325

Recycling center — Located at the Amana Refrigeration/ Whirlpool plant. Access through the west drive.

Locators — Iowa One Call, (800) 292-8989.

Utilities

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The Amana Colonies Convention and Visitors Bureau (AC-CVB) is a private non-profi t organization, autonomous from Amana Society, Inc. or any other organization. The purpose of the ACCVB is to market the Amana Colonies and provide visitor services. The organization markets the Amana Colonies as a visi-tor destination through print, electronic, Internet and outdoor advertising and produces collateral materials including a visi-tors guide, rack cards and tear off maps.

The ACCVB offi ce is located at the Amana Colonies Visitor Center at 622 46th Ave./P.O. Box 310, Amana, Iowa 52203. Contact the ACCVB offi ce at (319) 622-7622 or (800) 579-2294 or by e-mail at [email protected]. Visit the ACCVB Web site at www.amanacolonies.com.

Amana Colonies Convention and Visitors Bureau

The Amana Heritage Society is a private, non-profi t local his-torical society. Recognizing that the Amana story is signifi cant, and guided by the inspired directive of Christian Metz to “let our heritage not be lost, but bequeath it as a memory, treasure and blessing,” the Amana Heritage Society collects, preserves and interprets the heritage of the Amana community from its True Inspirationist beginnings to the present day. The heritage society strives to be the historian of the community, expanding its col-lections of artifacts, library and archival materials, making them available to the general public and scholars.

The Amana Heritage Society operates six museums:• The Amana Heritage Museum 4310 220th Trail Amana, IA 52203• Communal Kitchen and Cooper Shop 1003 26th Ave. Middle Amana, IA 52203• High Amana General Store 1308 G St. High Amana, IA 52203• Communal Agriculture Museum 505 P St. South Amana, IA 52334• The Amana Community Church Museum 4210 V St. Homestead, IA 52236• Homestead Store Museum 4430 V St. Homestead, IA 52236• Homestead Blacksmith Shop 4119 V St. Homestead, IA 52236

Amana Heritage Society

Villages AssociationThe Villages Association is a non-profi t organization

representing business owners in the villages of Middle Amana, High Amana, West Amana, South Amana and Homestead.

The Villages Association plans and implements marketing and promotional strategies that encourage tourism to the greater Amana area, more specifi cally the outer fi ve villages of the historic Amana Colonies and to sponsor special events to advance commerce, culture and tourism.

The Amana Colonies Visitor Center is located at 622 46th Ave., Amana.

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The Clear Creek Amana School District – one of the fastest growing in Iowa – was formed in 1995, the result of a merger of the former Clear Creek and Amana school districts. Clear Creek, based in Tiffi n, was itself created in the early 1960s, while Amana School dated to 1935.

District offi ces are located in Oxford, with schools in Amana, Oxford and North Liberty.

The CCA District, which spans more than 300 square miles in eastern Iowa and western Johnson counties, encompasses the cities of Tiffi n, Oxford and the seven villages of the Amana Colonies; in addition, portions of Coralville and North Liberty are also inside the district.

CCA residents are served by a seven-member board; four members represent geographic areas, while three are elected at-large.

The current CCA High School opened in the fall of 2009. The school offers a wide variety of academic programs for students, providing a strong foundation for post-secondary education.

CCA sports teams, known as the Clippers, have had a long history of excellence at both the conference and state levels. The school holds the state record for most trips to the state softball tournament, with 33 trips to the Fort Dodge-based tourney since 1972, including nine state titles. The school is also known for its outstanding marching band units.

Clear Creek Amana Community Schools

North Bend Elementary School, 2230 St. Andrews Drive, North Liberty, serves the norheast part of the

Clear Creek Amana School District.

District office327 S. Augusta Ave., Oxford(319) 828-4510District website: http://www.cca.k12.ia.us

Schools• Amana Elementary School3023 220th Trail, Amana(319) 622-3255Principal: Ben Macumber

• Clear Creek Elementary School230 W. Wilson St., Oxford

(319) 828-4505 or (319) 628-4505Principal: Dan Dvorak

• North Bend Elementary School2230 St. Andrews Drive, North Liberty(319) 626-3950Principal: Brenda Parker

• Clear Creek Amana Middle School311 W. Marengo Road, Tiffin(319) 545-4490

Administration: Brad Fox, principal; Jody Bandy, associate principal.

• Clear Creek Amana High School551 W. Marengo Road, Tiffin(319) 545-2361 or (319) 645-2361Administration: Mary Moody, principal; Mike Potter, associate principal; Kurt Ronnfeldt, activities director.

Leading the CCA district ...

• Superintendent: Dr. Denise Schares

• Superintendent’s secretary: Carol

Hopp

• Board secretary: Lori Robertson

• Business office secretaries: Sara

Gaeta, Mary Moser and Melissa Potter.

Adminstrative office

School Board• President: Eileen Schmidt, District 2

• Vice President: Rick Hergert, District

1

• Board members: Steve Swenka,

District 3; Mick Koehler, District 4; and

Bob Broghammer, Terry Davis and Amy

Pitlick, at-large.

School directory


Amana Church Society1112 26th Ave., PO Box 103Middle Amana, IA 52307(319) 622-6155www.amanachurch.com

Regular services held in the Middle Amana Church. German service at 8:30 a.m. English service at 10 a.m. Amana Church Guild and youth programs. All are wel-come.

Sunday School and the Fellowship Hall is located at 622 45th Ave., Amana. Phone is (319) 622-6253.

AREA CHURCHES

HOMESTEAD• Meadow Hill Christian

Fellowship1685 U Ave.

(319) 662-4268

• St. John’s Lutheran Church

1928 V Ave.(319) 662-4286

WALFORD• Clover Ridge

United Methodist Church,125 5th St. North,

(319) 846-2349

FAIRFAX• St. Patrick’s Catholic

Church620 Church St.(319) 846-2025

OXFORD • Anchored in

Faith Gospel131 W. Main St.(319) 628-4815

• Hands of Christ Worship Center

132 E. Main St.(319) 828-4105

• Oxford United

Methodist Church202 E. Main St.(319) 828-1005

• St. Mary’s Church

215 Summit St.(319) 828-4180

TIFFIN • Grace United

Methodist Church300 W. Marengo Road

(319) 545-2281

NORTH LIBERTY•Apostolic Christian Church

220 W. Cherry St.(319) 626-2231

• Grace Community Church,2707 Dubuque St. NE

(319) 626-2040http://www.graceb3.org/

• Heartland Community Church

70 S. Kansas Ave.(319) 665-5607

http://www.theheartland-community.org

•Holy TrinityLutheran Church650 240th St. NE.

(319) 665-2200http://www.holytrinityNL.org

• Hope Evangelical Church420 N. Front St.(319) 665-2800

• Liberty VineyardChristian Fellowship

215 Hwy. 965 No. 2(319) 626-4634

• Life Church625 Meade Drive

(319) 626-2411http://www.LifeChurchNow.

org

• North Liberty First United Methodist Church

85 Jones Blvd.(319) 626-2762

http://www.nlmethodist.org

• King of GloryInternational Church(meeting in the North

Liberty Community Center)520 W. Cherry Street

(319) 855-2865

•St. Silas Lutheran Church(Lutheran Church –

Missouri Synod)(319) 432-8832

WORSHIP SERVICES IN THE CLEAR CREEK AMANA AREA

The Middle Amana Church is located at 1112 26th Ave.

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Amana Business DirectoryACCOUNTANTSIves Company CPA1730 330th Street NWOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-3030

Russell J Meade, CPA1051 Greenfi eld DriveTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-9012

AGRICULTUREAmana Farms1300 220th TrailHigh Amana, IA 52203(319) 622-7551

Amana Forestry1300 220th TrailHigh Amana, IA 52203(319) 622-7554

AdVantage FS205 South Augusta AvenueOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-4364

Big Country Seeds, Inc.1051 Greenfi eld DriveTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-4500

Consumers Cooperative111 Summit StreetOxford, IA 52322

AIR CONDITIONINGAmana Colonies Heating and Cooling4429 V StreetP.O. Box 1Homestead, IA 52236(319) 622-3055

Oehl Plumbing and Heating, Electric and Air Conditioning, Inc.4407 F StreetAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3636

Tim’s Plumbing, Heating and CoolingP.O Box 347Amana, IA 52203(319) 622-3525

ANTIQUESAmana Colonies Antiques4535 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203

Amazing Grace Antiques4524 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-4075

Antiques and Things4317 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-6461

Cricket on the Hearth Antiques404 6th Avenue West Amana, IA 52203(319) 622-3088

Erenberger Antiques4514 F StreetAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3230

Grapevine Antiques4515 F StreetAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-6300

Painted Cupboard4311 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3427

Renate’s Antique Gallery4516 F StreetAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3859

Sandstone House725 47th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3877

Smokehouse Square Antiques4503 F StreetAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3539

APPLIANCES/ELECTRONICSRing’s Home Furnishings411 Greenfi eld Drive #1ETiffi n, IA 52340(319) 351-9006

ART GALLERYAJ’s Copper Garden and Metal Art Gallery3146 Hwy 6 TrailHomestead, IA 52236(319) 622-6840

Amana Arts Guild Center1210 G StreetAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3678

Catiri’s Art Oasis4506 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3969

Creative Colony4530 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3753

Dionne Miller Photography611 F StreetWest Amana, IA 52203(319) 622-6330

Fischer Fin Art Gallery and Studio1603 4th AvenueSouth Amana, IA 52234(319) 622-7017

Michelle Maring Miller Art Gallery4502 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3013

Michele Maring Miller Studio and Gallery611 F StreetWest Amana, IA 52203(319) 622-6330

Bill Metz Tinsmith2608 220th TrailMiddle Amana, IA 52307(319) 622-3141

Troy Richard Thomas Art Gallery and Studio4412 V StreetHomestead, IA 52236(319) 622-3078

Wild Oak Art Gallery4321 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 310-8691

ATTORNEYNeuzil, Sanderson & Sigafoose, P.C.116 North Augusta AvenueOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-4175

John C. Wagner Law Offi ces PC600 39th AvenueP.O. Box 262Amana, IA 52203(319) 622-3357

AUTOMOBILE DEALERSHIPSCarter Ford, Inc.122 North Augusta AvenueOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-4126

Premiere Motor Cars Ltd.804 39th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3185

AUTOMOBILE REPAIR AND SERVICED and S Repair and Wrecker Service503 Highway 6 TrailSouth Amana, IA 52334(319) 622-3166

Eister Repair1782 Lower Old Hwy. 6 NWOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-4473

George Town Tire, Towing and Repair2556 Johnson Iowa Road NWHomestead, IA 52236

Heartland Rod & Custom411 Greenfi eld Drive #1CTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-2137

Heldt Engine Repair4448 V StreetHomestead, IA 52236(319) 622-3694

Michel’s Repair1958 340th Street SWOxford, IA 52322

Mike’s Repair3327 200th StreetHomestead, IA 52236(319) 628-4050

Morgan’s Service230 W Marengo RoadTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-2021

P B Body Shop Inc99 Railroad StreetTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-2374

Precision Performance2080 400th Street SWOxford, IA 52322


BAKERIESAmana Colonies Bakery and Cafe4522 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-7640

Hahn’s Hearth Oven Bakery2510 J StreetMiddle Amana, IA 52307(319) 622-3439

BANQUET FACILITYBella Sala Reception & Banquet Facility3232 Jasper Ave NWTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-4255

BANKS/CREDIT UNIONSCommunity First Credit Union2800 220th TrailMiddle Amana, IA 52307(319) 622-3610

First Trust and Savings Bank102 North Augusta AvenueOxford, IA 52322(319) 628-4430

Solon State Bank444 State StreetTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-2226

U of I Community Credit Union107 W Marengo RoadTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 358-5618

U.S. Bank504 39th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3445

BAR/TAVERNSDawg House125 South Augusta AvenueOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-4379

Herky’s Hut1747 Black Diamond Road SWOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-1059

Old Roy’s213 South Augusta AvenueOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-3066

Slim’s Saloon301 Main StreetTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-2229

The Man CaveAmana, IA 52203

Throttle Down Sports Bar & Grill607 E Marengo RoadTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-2669

BASKETSBroom and Basket Shop618 8th AvenueWest Amana, IA 52203(319) 622-3315

BEAUTY SALONSAll About You Salon211 W Marengo Road #2Tiffi n, IA 52340(319) 645-2038

Annie’s Hilltop Salon30 220th TrailSouth Amana, IA 52334(319) 622-3544

Frame’d Images Hair Design3186 122nd StreetAmana, IA 52203(319) 227-7752

Gina’s Salon4304 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3288

Karen’s Styling Corner713 40th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3747

Kathy’s Hair Styling Salon2726 K StreetMiddle Amana, IA 52307(319) 622-3123

Prime Cut118 North Augusta AveOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-4933

Tweaked (a refi nement parlour)111 North Augusta AvenueOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-2060

Vic’s Styling Salon2706 K StreetMiddle Amana, IA 52307(319) 622-3104

BED AND BREAKFASTA Touch of Home Bed and Breakfast621 45th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 333-4025

Abbi’s Cottage Bed and Breakfast4307 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-6760

Babi’s Bed and Breakfast2788 Highway 6 TrailSouth Amana, IA 52334(319) 662-4381 or (866) 752-5286

Die Heimat Country Inn 4434 V StreetP.O. Box 160Homestead, IA 52236 (319) 622-3937 or (888) 613-5463

Dusk to Dawn B and B2616 K StreetMiddle Amana, IA 52307(319) 622-3029 or (800) 669-5773

Lace Lodging617 45th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3097 or (888) 877-4893

Prairie Rose Bed and Breakfast4411 F StreetAmana, IA 52203(319) 594-2043

Rose’s Place Bed and Breakfast1007 26th AvenueMiddle Amana, IA 52307(319) 622-6097 or (877) 767-3233

Troy Thomas Art Gallery and Bed and Breakfast4412 V StreetHomestead, IA 52236(319) 622-3078

Village Guest Suite4312 F StreetAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-6690 or (866) 624-6690

BREWERYMillstream Brewing Co.835 48th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3672

BOOKSTOREGermansense LLC4529 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3112

Lehm Books and Gifts4536 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-6447 or (800) 840-2387

BRIDAL STORESXOXO Huggs & Kisses Bridal Boutique3232 Jasper Ave NWTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-4255

CHIROPRACTORJeff Jiras, DC410 West State StreetOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-4258

CABLE TV/INTERNETSouth Slope Cooperative Communications980 N. Front StreetNorth Liberty, IA 52317(319) 626-2211 or (800) 272-6449

Mediacom(800) 332-0245

CAMPGROUNDSleepy Hollow Campground3340 Black Hawk Avenue NWOxford, IA 5232(319) 828-4900

CAR WASHHot Tub Car Wash331 Main StreetTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-4110

CARE CENTERColonial Manor of Amana3207 220th TrailMiddle Amana, IA 52307(319) 622-3131

COMPUTER REPAIRGene-O-Tech2883 Echo Avenue NWOxford, IA 52322(319) 545-6680

CONCRETESCS Midwest Inc.3314 Highway 6 TrailHomestead, IA 52236(319) 622-3049

CRB Concrete446 Creekside Dr.Fairfax, IA 52228(319)-241-8405

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CHILD CARE – DAY CARE CENTERGraceland Child Care300 W Marengo, RoadTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-8250

Kleinschule Preschool3023 220th TrailMiddle Amana, IA 52307(319) 622-3899

Little Clippers Child Development Center415 Deerview AveTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-4033

CHIROPRACTOREngel Chiropractic606 39th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3322

CHOCOLATIERSChocolate Haus ~ Dessert and Coffee Cafe4521 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3025 or (877) 622-3025

The Fudge Factory4403 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3742

CLEANING/JANITORIALHouse Beautiful MaidsOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-1021

Justrite Janitorial Services411 Greenfi eld Drive #8ATiffi n, IA 52340712 366-1189

CLOTHING AND ACCESSORIESThe Clothes Encounter4408 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3648

Yana’s Boutique4411 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3680

Woolen Salesroom800 48th AvenueAmana, IA(319) 622-3422

COFFEE HOUSESAmana Coffee and Tea Co.4423 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-6598

Chocolate Haus ~ Dessert and Coffee Cafe4521 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3025 or (877) 622-3025

Java Junction619 46th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-4100

Serena’s728 47th Ave.Amana, IA 52203(319) 622-3320

COMMERCIAL INTERIORIndoff Commercial Interiors2507 J StreetAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-6166

CONCRETEMaster Built Concrete1310 Gegenheimer Road NWOxford, IA 52322

Webb Concrete Construction Company4032 Erica Blvd. SWOxford, IA 52322(319) 545-3005

CONSERVATIONIowa Valley Resource, Conservation and Development920 48th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3264

CONSTRUCTION/BUILDING SUPPLIESAffordable Ceramic Tile Works, LLC228 North Ohio AveOxford, IA 52322(319) 573-9985

CONTRACTORSAccurete Inc.1530 IVW Road SWOxford, Iowa 52322(319) 631-5089

Freeman Construction, Inc.521 Greenfi eld DriveTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-1622

Hunger Home Improvements LC1071 Greenfi eld DriveTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-6615

Jensen-Sedlacek Construction1849 340th Street SWOxford, IA 52322

Stephen Michalec2509 K StreetMiddle Amana, IA 52307(319) 622-6644

McKenzie Construction507 F StreetWest Amana, IA 52203(319) 622-6150

Quality Traffi c Control1209 Noelridge DriveTiffi n, IA 52340 (515) 289-1829

Rugger Underground Construction1609 Hwy 6 NWOxford, IA 52322(319) 628-4525

Schulte Construction, Inc.1233 Amana Road NWAmana, IA 52203(319) 846-2967

WRH Inc./Wendler Construction Inc.1648 T AvenueSouth Amana, IA 52334 (319) 622-3816

Stockman Construction1858 Y AvenueHomestead, IA 52236(319) 828-8145

CONSULTINGPejsa Enterprises321 Grant StreetTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-9031

CONVENIENCE STORESCasey’s General Store (Amana)617 42nd AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3270

Casey’s General Store (Tiffi n)403 Stephans StreetTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-4400

Casey’s General Store (Little Amana)I-80 Exit 225Williamsburg, IA 52361(319) 668-2868


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Kum & Go Convenience Stores101 Village Drive Unit BTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-2290

The Depot, LLC220 North Augusta AvenueOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-4234

The Depot, LLC221 W Marengo RoadTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-9515

CROP SPRAYING/AIR STRIPThompson Aero, Inc.950 48th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3251

CUTLERY AND IRONWORKSCustom Cutlery and Ironworks822 48th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3482

DENTISTHart Family Dentistry113 W Marengo RoadTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-7630

Dr. Mark Marz4304 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3150

DRAINAGE SYSTEMSAdvanced Drainage Systems3348 Ireland Avenue SW #1Tiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-3080

ELECTRIC COMPANIESAmana Society Service Co.708 49th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3052 (electric division)(319) 622-3637 (water division)

ELECTRICIANSteve’s Electric4041 Cosgrove Road SWOxford, IA 52322

ENGINEERSHart Frederick Consultants510 State StreetTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-7215

FARMER’S MARKETNorthern Ridge Berry Farm2532 Cemetery Road NWOxford, IA 52322

FIREARM DEALER/GUNSMITHEagle Eye Tactical100 South Augusta AvenueOxford, IA 52322(319) 321-2712

FISHERYKloubec Fish Farm1375 Baxter Avenue NWAmana, IA 52203(319) 847-2077

FLORISTSAmana General Store4523 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3529

Village Custom Floral4312 F StreetAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-6690 or (866) 624-6690

FUNERAL HOMEGay & Ciha Funeral Home and Cremation132 East Main StreetOxford,IA 52322

Kloster Funeral Home298 W WashingtonMarengo, IA 52301(319)-642-3600

FURNITUREAmana Furniture and Clock Shop724 48th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3291 or (800) 247-5088

Schanz Furniture and Refi nishing Shop2773 Highway 6 TrailSouth Amana, IA 52334(319) 622-3529

GIFT SHOPSAJ’s Copper Garden and Metal Art Gallery3146 Highway 6 TrailHomestead, IA 52236(319) 622-6840


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Amana General Store Gifts4423 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-7650 or (800) 418-8318

Amana Woolen Mill800 48th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3432 or (800) 222-6430

Amana Colonies Village Store4407 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203

BonBon Boutique4702 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3089

Fern Hill Gifts and Quilts103 220th TrailP.O. Box 204South Amana, IA 52334(319) 622-3627

High Amana General Store1308 G StreetHigh Amana, IA 52203(319) 622-3232

Kissed By Nature4321 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-4004

Little Amana General Store and Woolens2207 U Avenue, #A, WilliamsburgAmana, IA 52203(319) 668-2744 or (800) 779-4152

Olde World Lace Shoppe617 45th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3097

Outdoor Décor & More120 W Marengo RoadTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 631-3362

Personalized Wood Products617 45th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3100 or (319) 622-3097

The Christmas Room4423 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3692 or (888) 516-7769

West Amana Wood Shop and Giant Rocker618 8th AvenueWest Amana, IA 52203(319) 622-3315

GLASSGlass Masters, Inc.1696 250th Street NWOxford, IA 52322(319) 626-4527

Village Custom Glass4312 F StreetAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-6690

GOLF COURSEAmana Colonies Golf Club451 27th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-6222

GROCERY STOREBig G Food Store310 W. Dillin StreetP.O. Box 261Marengo, IA 52301(319) 642-5551

HEATING CONTRACTORSAmana Colonies Heating and Cooling4429 V StreetP.O. Box 1Homestead, IA 52236(319) 622-3055


Tim’s Plumbing, Heating and CoolingP.O Box 347Amana, IA 52203(319) 622-3525

HOSPICEEssence of Life Hospice3207 220th TrailMiddle Amana, IA 52307(319) 622-3195

HOSPITALMarengo Memorial Hospital300 W. May StreetMarengo, IA 52301(319) 642-5543 or (888) 642-5543

HOTELS AND MOTELSAmana Colonies Guest House Motel4712 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3599 or (877) 331-0828

Clarion Inn Amana Colonies and Wasserbahn Waterpark ResortI-80 Exit 225Williamsburg, IA 52361(319) 668-1175

Colony Oaks at the Amanas451 27th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-6222 or (800) 383-3636

Heritage Inn Amana Colonies Hotel and Suites2185 U AvenueWilliamsburg, IA 52361(319) 668-2700

Super 8 MotelLittle Amana Exit 225Williamsburg, IA 52361(319) 668-2800

Zuber’s Homestead Hotel2206 44th AvenueHomestead, IA 52236(319) 622-3911 or (888) 623-3911

HOUSEWARESThe Kitchen Sink759 48th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3227

HUNTINGJagermister Outfi tters LLC506 F StreetWest Amana, IA 52203(319) 213-0991

INSURANCEAmana Insurance Agency4304 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3535

Colony Insurance Inc.3343 Southgate Court SW Suite 216Cedar Rapids, IA 52404(319) 622-3151

INVESTMENT SERVICESTim J. Meyer Financial Services Inc.4304 220th Trail Suite 5Amana, IA 52203(319) 622-3774

LANDSCAPINGHomestead Lawn Care and Landscaping4449 V StreetHomestead, IA 52236(319) 622-3417

LEATHER GOODSMidwest Leather Goods Co.4403 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-6069

LIBRARYAmana Community Library3023 220th Trail Middle Amana, IA 52307(319) 622-3192

Oxford Public Library112 N. Augusta AvenueOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-4087

Springmier Community Library311 W. Marengo RoadTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-4490

North Liberty Library520 W. Cherry St.North Liberty, IA 52317(319) 626-5701

LIGHTINGBulb Connection411 Greenfi eld Drive #2Tiffi n, IA 52340(319) 626-6779

LIVESTOCK/SALES BARNOxford Sale Barn1457 Sale Barn RoadOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-4485

MANUFACTURINGAmana Refrigeration Products2800 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-5511

MARKETHenry’s Village Market4125 V StreetHomestead, IA 52236(319) 622-3931

MASSAGE – THERAPEUTICTracy’s Massage and Day Spa606 39th AveAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3322 or (319) 325-7266



MEAT SHOPAmana Meat Shop and Smokehouse4513 F StreetAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-7586 or (800) 373-6328

MEDICAL EQUIPMENTTitronics, Inc.400 Stephans StreetTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-7377

Universal Hospital Services411 Greenfi eld Drive #10 ATiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-5625

MOBILE HOME PARKClear Creek Mobile Home ParkEast StreetTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 331-0035

NEWSPAPERMarengo Pioneer-Republican100 W. Main St.Marengo, IA 52301(319) 642-5506

ORCHARDHomestead Cider Mill and Orchard4448 V StreetHomestead, IA 52236(319) 622-3694

PHARMACYAmana Society Pharmacy507 39th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3341

PHYSICAL THERAPYAspen Therapy and Wellness Center3207 220th TrailMiddle Amana, IA 52307(319) 622-3551

PHYSICIANAmana Family Practice Clinic, PC505 39th AvenueP.O. Box 207Amana, IA 52203(319) 622-3231 or (800) 637-2942

PLUMBING/HVAC CONTRACTORSAmana Colonies Heating and Cooling4429 V Street, P.O. Box 1Homestead, IA 52236(319) 622-3055

Bob Eggers Plumbing and Rental105 North Ohio AveOxford, IA 52322(319) 628-4551


Schebler Refrigeration & Air Conditioning205 East MainOxford, IA 52322(319) 628-4110

Tim’s Plumbing, Heating and CoolingP.O. Box 347Amana, IA 52203(319) 622-3525

PRINTINGAmana Print Shop1119 26th AvenueMiddle Amana, IA 52307(319) 622-3912

PUBLICATIONSIowa County Advertiser100 W. Main St.Marengo, IA 52301(319) 642-5506

Wilkommen505 F15 BoulevardWest Amana, IA 52203(319) 622-3639

QUILTSFern Hill Gifts and Quilts103 220th TrailP.O. Box 204South Amana, IA 52334(319) 622-3627

GoodQuilts708 48th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-5161

Heritage Designs614 46th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3887

RESTAURANTSAugusta Restaurant101 South Augusta AveOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-2252

Casa Tequila Authentic Mexican Grill117 W Marengo RoadTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-4222

Casey’s Deli617 42nd AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3028

Colony Inn Restaurant741 47th AvenueP.O. Box 253Amana, IA 52203(319) 622-3030

Colony Village Restaurant2224 U AvenueI-80 Little Amana Exit 225 Williamsburg, IA 52361(319) 668-1223

Geyers Oven Bread and Pizza1259 Rohret Road SWOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-4257

Jon’s Ice Cream Store231 W Marengo RoadTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-2558

Little Amana Maid Rite2205 U AvenueI-80 Little Amana Exit 225Williamsburg, IA 52361(319) 668-1114 or (319) 668-1314

Ox Yoke Inn4420 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3441 or (800) 233-3441

Ox Yoke Innterstate2206 U Avenue (I-80, Exit 225)Amana, IA 52203(319) 668-1443 or (877) 668-1443

Ronneburg Restaurant4408 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3641 or (888) 348-4686

The Rose and Thorn Public House2522 220th TrailMiddle Amana, IA 52307(319) 622-3142

Seven Villages RestaurantI-80 Little Amana Exit 225Williamsburg, IA 52361(319) 668-2157

Subway101 Village Drive Unit ATiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-2690

RESTAURANT EQUIPMENTMid Iowa Equipment1080 Hinkle DriveTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 645-2400

RETIREMENT HOUSINGLakeview Village Retirement Community3207 220th TrailMiddle Amana, IA 52307(319) 622-3131

ROCK SHOPAzul World Treasures4510 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3018

RV PARKAmana Colonies RV Park and Event Center3890 C StreetP.O. Box 345Amana, IA 52203(319) 622-7616 or (800) 471-7616

STORAGE/WAREHOUSINGBig Country Warehousing1050 Greenfi eld DriveTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 545-7720

SNOW REMOVALHomestead Lawn Care and Landscaping4449 V StreetHomestead, IA 52236(319) 622-3417

SPECIALTY FOODSTastingsAmana, IA 52203

SPREADINGWilliam Bryant Spreadiing2096 250th Street NWOxford, IA 52322

TAXIDERMYNature Tracks Taxidermy26 220th TrailSouth Amana, IA 52234(319) 622-3038

THEATRES - STAGEIowa Theatre Artists Company4709 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3222



The Old Creamery Theatre39 38th AveAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-6194 or (800) 352-6262

TIRESOxford Tire116 East Wilson StreetOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-4214

TOWINGD and S Repair and Wrecker Service503 Highway 6 TrailSouth Amana, IA 52334(319) 622-3166

George Town Tire, Towing and Repair2556 Johnson Iowa Road NWHomestead, IA 52236

Holiday Wrecker Service Inc.1060 Hinkle DriveTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 351-9091

TOYSLittle Red Wagon - Kid’s Stuff!4417 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3822

Schnitzel’s Ecke755 48th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3359

TRADING COMPANYCedar Creek Trading Co.708 48th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-5161

TRAVELColony Visits – Heritage Destinations715 13th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-6178

TREE FARM/NURSERYLewis Brothers Tree Farm and Nursery1786 IWV Road SWOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-4569

TRUCKINGFinnegan Trucking130 South Augusta AvenueOxford, IA 52322(319) 330-6788

Don Hummer Trucking1486 Hwy 6 NWOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-2000

LJT Trucking2703 220th TrailMiddle Amana, IA 52307(319) 622-3299

Luers Trucking3442 Eagle Avenue SWOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-9956

UPHOLSTERYGraesser Upholstering813 31st AvenueMiddle Amana, IA 52307(319) 622-3413

Mumford Upholstery411 Greenfi eld Drive #5DTiffi n, IA 52340(319) 683-2230

VENDING SERVICESCapitol Vending1292 340th Street SWOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-8363

D & J Vending1296 Rohret Road SWOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-2199

VETERINARIANVeterinary Medical Center126 North Augusta AvenueOxford, IA 52322(319) 628-4346

VISITORS CENTERAmana Colonies Convention and Visitors Bureau622 46th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-7622

WATER CONDITIONINGSorensen’s Water Conditioning521 North Ohio AveOxford, IA 52322(319) 828-4430


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WELDINGCharlie’s Welding, Inc.2363 360th Street SWOxford, IA 52322(319) 545-2270

Kutcher’s Welding131 South Augusta AvenueOxford, IA 52322(3190 828-4405

WINES - RETAILEhrle Bros. Winery and Alma’s Washhouse4105 V StreetHomestead, IA 52236(319) 622-3241

Sandstone Winery4505 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3081

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• Lenox Township: Middle Amana Fire Station (Amana, Middle, 2725 K St. East and High) Middle Amana, IA 52307

• Hilton Township: Hilton Township Hall (Homestead and 550 7th Ave. Upper South) Conroy, IA 52220

• Washington Twp: Marengo Public Library (South and West) 235 E. Hilton St. Marengo, IA 52203

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• Clear Creek Twp: Clear Creek Amana H.S. (includes Tiffi n) 311 Marengo Road Tiffi n, IA 52340

• Oxford Township: Oxford City Hall (includes Oxford) 205 N. Augusta Ave. Oxford, IA 52322

• North Liberty: – North Liberty 1 & 5 Community Center 520 W. Cherry St. – North Liberty 2 Garner Elementary 80 Birch St. – North Liberty 3 South Slope (includes Penn Twp.) Communications 980 Front St. – North Liberty 4 North Central Junior High 180 E. Forevergreen Road – North Liberty 6 North Bend Elementary (includes Madison 2230 St. Andrews Drive and Clear Creek North)

White Cross Cellars755 48th AvenueAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3233

Ackerman Winery4406 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3379

Heritage Wine, Cheese and Jelly Haus4402 220th TrailAmana, IA 52203(319) 622-3564

Village Winery at Little AmanaI-80 Little Amana Exit 225Williamsburg, IA 52361(319) 668-1201

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Amana Heritage Museum: The Heritage Museum is comprised of three 19th century buildings, set in spacious grounds. The Noé House, built in 1864, was originally a communal kitchen and later a doctor’s residence. Exhibits in the Noé House trace the history and development of Amana, depict a church interior and display the varied crafts and industries of the Inspirationists. Temporary exhibits and special programs focus on particular aspects of Amana’s culture. The schoolhouse was built in 1870. The Amana Heritage Museum is open April-October, Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m and Sunday 12 to 4 p.m. In March, November and December, the museum is open Saturdays only from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The Homestead Blacksmith Shop: The original village blacksmith shop and forge are located at 4119 V St., Homestead. Visitors will learn about the role of the blacksmith in the economic life of the community. Demonstrations and products for sale. The blacksmith shop is open May 29 through Sept. 6, Saturday only, from 11a.m.to 4 p.m.

Communal Kitchen and Cooper Shop Museum: Built in 1863, the “Rüdy Küche” (Ruedy Kitchen) is the only intact communal-era kitchen remaining in the Amanas. Located at 1003 26th Ave., Middle Amana, the kitchen is preserved as it appeared in 1932 when it served community members for the last time. The Cooper Shop was built in 1863. On exhibit are tools and products of the cooper’s (barrelmaker’s) trade. The communal kitchen and cooper shop museum are open Saturdays May through September, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m, and Monday through Friday June 14 through Aug. 13, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Communal Agriculture Museum: This unusual collection is housed in one of South Amana’s oldest barns. Constructed in 1860 to house oxen, the barn later sheltered horses. The exhibit, located at 505 P St., South Amana, contains agricultural implements used on Amana’s communal farms. The museum is open May 29 through Sept. 4, Saturdays only, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Homestead Church: This Amana Community Church building is one

of seven Amana village churches of the Community of True Inspiration. Built in 1865, from local brick, this church building looks much as it did 130 years ago. Hosts guide visitors through the church, located at 4210 V St., Homestead, explaining the religious background and history of the Community of True Inspiration, and the present day Amana Church. The church is open Saturdays May through October from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Monday through Friday, June 14 to Aug. 13 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Opa’s Tractor Barn Museum: Walk through an 1883 barn with hand-pegged chestnut beams in West Amana. The museum features agricultural history memorabilia, Minneapolis-Moline, barnyard in miniature and more. Seasonal 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Amana Colonies Barn Tour: Explore century-old barns and hear about a vanishing heritage and way of life. These barns, most of which are over 130 years old, are ingeniously designed and seeing them with a guide who can explain their history is a truly exceptional opportunity. You’ll also tour Amana Farms, Inc. — one of the most advanced agricultural operations in the region — and learn about farming in the Colonies today. Contact the Amana Heritage Society for details.

Amana Arts Guild: Check out the work of Amana’s local artisans at the Arts Guild in High Amana. The guild is open from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday and Wednesday through Saturday, and from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sundays. The guild is open weekends only in October. Contact the Arts Guild or Visitors Center for a schedule of workshops.

Homestead Store Museum, Homestead: Commerce sustained communal Amana and its importance is explored at this historical site. Craft and industry, plus an examination of the community’s relationship with the outside world are depicted. Open storage of museum artifacts and display of colony buildings in miniature enhance the experience. Open Saturdays May through October from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Monday through Friday June 14 to Aug. 13 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

High Amana General Store: This original 1858 village store looks much as it did 100 years ago and offers a variety of merchandise. It is open daily April through October.

Mini-Americana Barn Museum, South Amana: Features the Amana-style miniature build ings of the late Henry Moore. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, April through Octo ber. Call (319) 622-3058 or visit www.barnmuseum.com.

Custom Cutlery, Amana: Machinists and blacksmiths in this shop kept the Amana Woolen Mill and other colony industries running smoothly. Various tools are displayed, some dating to 1860. The site is open year around and admission is free. For more information, call (319) 622-3482.

The Wood Shop in West Amana is home to the larg-

est walnut rocking chair in Iowa.

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North LibertyNorth Liberty is one of Iowa’s fastest growing cities,

with a population of 13,374 as of the 2010 census. Just 50 years earlier, in 1960, the town’s population was 334.

The city began growing in the 1960s, with the population reaching 1,000 by 1970 and 5,000 in the late 1990s. According to the city’s website, there are various city offi ces, including city hall, police and fi re departments, a community center with co-located library, and a state-of-the-art water facility.

The city council meets at 6:30 p.m. the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month. City meetings are aired on New Liberty TV, or NLTV. Scheduled rebroadcasts are aired regularly, and live webcasts can be downloaded from the city’s website.

The Clear Creek Amana School District covers roughly the western and southwestern areas of the city, while the Iowa City Community School District encompasses other portions of the city.

City Hall• Website: www.northlibertyiowa.org• City Hall: 3 Quail Creek Circle; hours are 7 a.m. to 4

p.m. Monday through Friday.• Phone: (319) 626-5700.

• Mayor: Tom Salm• City Council: Coleen Chipman (2015); Terry Donahue

(2015); Gerry Kuhl (2013); Chris Hoffman (2015); Brian Wayson (2013).

• Administrator: Ryan C. Heiar.• Clerk/Assistant Adminstrator: Tracey Mulcahey• City Planner: Dean Wheatley.• Fire Chief: Eric Vandewater.• Police Chief: Jim Warkentin.• Public Works: Don Colony, streets superintendent; Dave

Ramsey, wastewater superintendent; Greg Metternich, water superintendent.

• Telecommunications Director: Cheryle Caplinger.• Building, Safety and Inspection: Tom Palmer,

code offi cial; Bill Minor, construction inspector; Jerry Christensen and Brian Shay, building inspectors; Trudy Conklin, administrative assistant.

• Parks, Buildings and Grounds Director: GuyGoldsmith.

• Attorney: Scott Peterson.

Library• Address: 520 W. Cherry St., North Liberty (part of the

North Liberty Community Center)• Phone: (319) 626-5701


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Center is part of the city’s parks and recreation program. Many programs are offered throughout the year. The city also operates an aquatic center, located at the site of the community center.

• Recreation Director: Shelly Simpson.

• Phone: (319) 626-5716• Address: 520 W. Cherry St., North

Liberty.• Hours: 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday

through Friday; 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.

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NORTH LIBERTY• Address: 75 Commercial

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The eastern Iowa County and western Johnson Coun-ty area is rich with indoor and outdoor recreation op-portunities. From small urban parks to 1,082-acre F.W. Kent Park near Oxford, there are multiple places to enjoy hiking, picnicking, fi shing, camping, boating and more.

F.W. Kent Park includes a a 27-acre lake with bounti-ful fi shing opportunities; exploration areas including prairies, forests and wetlands; hiking trails, camping and picnicking areas and much more. Camping areas include 66 electric and 20 non-electric sites with pit toilets, and shower facilities that include fl ush toilets. Firewood is avaialble for purchase on-site; no reserva-tions are required. Hours for the park are sunrise to 10:30 p.m.

The Conservation Education Center at F.W. Kent Park is utilized year-round for educational programs and workshops. Numerous programs for all ages, from school-age to adult, are offered in a wide range of top-ics. For further details contact the naturalist at (319) 645-1011.

Recreation centers in Iowa City and North Liberty offer a variety of swimming pool and gymnasium facili-ties, in addition to exercise classes, team sports and other leisure activities.

• For more information in Iowa City, call (319) 356-

5000 or visit www.icgov.org.• For more information in North Liberty, call (319)

626-5700 or visit http://northlibertyiowa.org.• For information about the Johnson County Conser-

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Blues & BBQ in North Liberty, held over Memorial Day week-end, is one of the area’s most popular summer festivals. The festival mixes food, fi reworks and blues music from top re-gional performers.

The communities in the Clear Creek Amana area offer many festivals throughout the year, drawing thousands to Iowa and Johnson counties throughout the year.

The most well-known of these events take place in the Amana Colonies and are organized by Merchants of Amana Inc., a private, non-profi t organization, was formed to plan and implement various festivals and events. The organization coordinates four main events throughout the year:

• Maifest – the fi rst weekend in May.• Oktoberfest – at the end of September or fi rst part of October.• Prelude to Christmas/Tannenbaum Forest – early December. • Winterfest – in January.Learn more about these festivals and dates for 2012-2013 by visit-

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TIFFINThe annual city celebration, Tiffi n Fest, is the second Friday and

Saturday of July, with a rodeo, demolition derby, carnival, parade, fi reworks and much more taking place over the two-day event. The event is organized by the Tiffi n Fest Committee.

OXFORDThe Fourth of July weekend brings the town’s annual celebration,

with the event split into two days in 2012. On the Fourth, there is


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The world-famous Oktoberfest celebration draws tens of thousands of visitors to the Amana Colonies at the beginning of October.

the Mackenzie Lown Memorial Fun Run, a parade, games and much more, with fi reworks capping off the event. During the weekend, there is a fi reman’s dance and din-ner, organized by Oxford First Re-sponders.

NORTH LIBERTYNorth Liberty’s Blues & BBQ

takes place the Saturday of Me-morial Day weekend. The event is a celebration of blues music and community, at Liberty Center Park. Plenty of food and fun bring people together, along with a fi reworks to cap off the event.

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Library: Libraries at the Amana Ele-mentary School, Amana, and Clear Creek Amana Middle School, Tiffi n (known as Springmier Community Library), also function as the libraries in those com-munities. Both libraries offer a full range of services, including video rental, au-dio books, evening programs, computer use and the state lending library. Iowa Communications Network (ICN) rooms

are available for community members to take classes over the statewide Iowa Communi-cations Network. Contact the Amana library at (319) 622-3192 or Springmier Commu-nity Library at (319) 545-2960.

Swimming pool: The indoor pool at the Amana Elemen-tary School is open to the community for lap swims in the morning, water aerobics, Red Cross and private swim-ming lessons, as well as open swimming on Wednesday and Friday evenings and Sunday afternoon. Also available for

birthday parties. Contact (319) 622-3792.

Kleinschule: The Clear Creek Amana School District operates daycare/pre-school and before and after school pro-grams, as well as a summer day-camp pro-gram at the Amana Elementary School. Contact (319) 622-3899.

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The swimming pool at the Clear Creek Amana Elementary

School in Middle Amana is open to the public.

Springmier Community Library, Tiffi n, offers a wide

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Just minutes from Amana Colonies, Kalona & Iowa City

OxfordOxford is a quiet community situated 2 miles inside

the western border of Johnson County, and 3 miles north of Interstate 80.

The city of 800 residents is best known for being featured in the book “The Oxford Project” by photographer Peter Feldstein, a native of Oxford. The book includes photographs of 100 residents of the city taken in 1984, and again in 2005-2006; latter-day interviews with many of those same residents are included.

City Hall• Website: www.oxfordiowa.us• City Hall: 205 N. Augusta Ave., P.O. Box 481, Oxford,

IA 52322.• Contact: (319) 828-4742, or oxfordcityhall@southslope.

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City Offi cials• Mayor: Donald Saxton.• City Council: Gary Wilkinson (2015), Sara Morlan

(2015), Bryan Cooling (2013), Darrell Ealy (2013), Mary Sue Jiras (2015).

• City clerk: Penny Jenn.• Fire Chief: Jim Hennes.• Attorney: Bob Michael.

Council meetings7 p.m. the second Tuesday of the month at city hall.

Oxford Public Library• Address: 112 N. Augusta Ave.• Phone: (319) 828-4087• Website: http://www.tiffi n-iowa.org/resident-info.

cfm?section=Library• Hours: 2-5 p.m. Wednesday; 2-6 p.m. Friday; 9-11:30

a.m. and 1-4 p.m. Saturday

ParksLions Park and Creekside Park.

UtilitiesContact city hall at (319) 828-4742.

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Tiffi nTiffi n, a growing community just

west of Iowa City, was established in 1906 and named after Tiffi n, Ohio.

For years, the town was a tiny berg of fewer than 500 residents, and known primarily for the landmark Lark Restaurant, a favorite dining spot of famed University of Indiana basketball coach Bobby Knight. During the past decade, the town has grown substantially, with much industrial, commercial and business growth.

From a population of just more than 400 in 1970, the 2010 census reported 1,947 residents; today, more than 2,000 people call Tiffi n home.

City Hall• Website: www.tiffi n-iowa.org• City Hall: 201 Main St.; hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday

through Friday; closed 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for lunch.• Phone: (319) 545-2572.• Mayor: Steve Berner• City Council: Jim Bartels, Mike Ryan and Peggy Upton.

Two other seats are currently vacant and will be fi lled in the November 2012 general election.

• Administrator: Michon Jackson• Deputy clerk and utilities clerk: Caroline Koon.• Fire Chief: Brian Detert• Public Works Director: Brett Mehmen.• Parks Technician: Anthony Walls.• Residential Building Inspector and Offi cial: Ed Johnson.• Attorney: Bob Michael.

Council meetings6:30 p.m. the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month at

CCA Middle School Springmier Library.

Springmier Community Library• Address: 311 W. Marengo Road, Tiffi n• Phone: (319) 545-2960• Website: http://www.tiffi n-iowa.org/resident-info.

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ParksRailroad Park, Potter Park, City Hall/Fire Station Park and

undeveloped Timber Ridge and Deer View parks. There is also a complex with baseball and softball diamonds and a soccer fi eld.

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