Housed in the 1893 John Peirce Mansion, the Sioux City Public Museum features permanent exhibitions on the history of Sioux City and the region, Native American life and natural history.

Imagine a place where visitor travel from the time of the Lewis & Clark Expedition through a history of encounters with people and events that came after teh Corps of Discovery's journey west.

Similar to a museum in its vast display of exhibits, the Sioux City Art Center serves people of all ages and backgrounds. If you plan to spend a day in Sioux City, a visit to this art center is a must!

For more information about the museums and art center listed on this page as well as other points of historical and cultural interest in Sioux City, follow this link to the official Web site for the Siouxland Chamber.

Le mars boasts not only the "Ice Cream Capital of the World Visitor Center" but also an art center and the Plymouth County Museum. The art center and museum do not currently have Web sites, however, contact information is available.

Le Mars, Iowa, located approximately 20 miles Southeast of the lodge has been home to Wells Dairy since 1913. The Wells family still resided in Le mars, along with nearly 10,000 other citizens who are proud to live, work and play in a community that has propered since 1869. Learn about our city's history and all the things that make it a wonderful place to call home.