Oskaloosa, Iowa
Oskaloosa, United States
Oskaloosa, Iowa holds 42 Bunkabop connections with 1034 other places across 15 topics, led by transportation, history, and architecture. Iowa Highway 92 runs east–west through downtown, intersecting US 63 at Market Street. The town square holds a bronze statue of Chief Mahaska, the 19th-century Ioway leader who gave Mahaska County its name. Frank Lloyd Wright designed two Usonian homes here: the Carroll Alsop House and the Jack Lamberson House. Missouri and Kansas each share many connections with Oskaloosa.
Rock blasting
Connects Oskaloosa, Iowa to: Hudson Waterfront | Nittany Valley
Chief Mahaska
Connects Oskaloosa, Iowa to: Mahaska, Kansas | Edna Township, Iowa
1904 World's Fair
Connects Oskaloosa, Iowa to: Lower Ninth Ward | Skinker DeBaliviere, St. Louis
Usonian
Connects Oskaloosa, Iowa to: Austin, Minnesota | Acme, Pennsylvania | Forestburgh, New York
Tyler Sash
Iowa Highway 92
Connects Oskaloosa, Iowa to: Iowa
Max Bennett (musician)
Connects Oskaloosa, Iowa to: Missouri | Iowa | Kansas City, Missouri | Des Moines, Iowa
Skunk River (Iowa)
Connects Oskaloosa, Iowa to: Ames, Iowa | Coppock, Iowa | Kellogg, Iowa | Wayland, Iowa | Fairmount, Iowa
Iowa Central Railway
Connects Oskaloosa, Iowa to: Hedrick, Iowa | Fremont, Iowa | Coppock, Iowa | Winfield, Iowa | Abbott, Iowa
Al Swearengen
Connects Oskaloosa, Iowa to: Colorado | Denver, Colorado | Iowa | Nebraska | South Dakota
Burlington and Western Railway
Connects Oskaloosa, Iowa to: Martinsburg, Iowa | Fremont, Iowa | Hedrick, Iowa | Coppock, Iowa | Packwood, Iowa
Effie Hoffman Rogers
Connects Oskaloosa, Iowa to: Boston, Massachusetts | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | Virginia | Ohio | Kansas