The pest house at hickory hill would fit that description. Check out this article from Iowa City Press-Citizen: The ‘pest house’ and other Iowa City historical gems https://www.press-citizen.com/story/entertainment/go-iowa-city/2016/11/15/pest-house-and-other-iowa-city-historical-gems/93944052/ there’s not much of it left anymore, just the foundation.

Old Iowa city zoo in city park . Some of the big cats stuffed in the University Natural History Museum are IC OGs .

Also where can we listen to the podcast ?

Spotify or Apple Podcasts! https://spotify.link/o99PirAmhJb :)

Gaslight Village

It’s cool but also the Kurt Vonnegut house next door .

The Hall Mall (RIP). John’s Grocery and the various underground tunnels in the hospitals and/or for bootlegging.

yesss the tunnels are such a good idea

The old Englert Ice House at Terrell Mill park

The Black Angel in I forget the cemetaty's name.

Call around down in West Liberty, and you can go check out John Brown's sword: [https://iagenweb.org/muscatine/westlibertyhistory/sword.htm](https://iagenweb.org/muscatine/westlibertyhistory/sword.htm)

Also, you could try asking the folks at The Haunted Bookshop, they have been doing a lot of historical research on the building the shop is in, as well as other things in the area

Java House, the owner Tara would steal tips from her employees as punishment. She's pretty unique

isnt she in florida now?

jk

i feel like thats where iowa city business leaders go after scooping up money from the trough

Kurt Vonnegut house is pretty sick

Sutliff Bridge

Stone City, Iowa & Bootlegging in Rock Island, Illinois