Hamlin
Garland
The marker was
placed by the Lucretia Deering
Chapter, NSDAR, in 1931. It is
located in Osage, Mitchell County,
Iowa, on the Old Cedar Valley
Seminary building.
History: Hamlin Garland, a Pulitzer
prize winning novelist was a student
here in 1876-1881. He received his
first literary inspiration here from
which he produced his early fiction,
poems, and Middle Border Chronicles.
The marker is inscribed:
Hamlin Garland
As a student here - 1876-1881 -
Received
his first literary inspiration, and
from
this environment came much of the
material for his early fiction, his
poems, and Middle Border chronicle
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The
Dragoons – Mitchell County
The marker was
placed by the Lucretia Deering
Chapter, NSDAR, and the Iowa Society
DAR in 1938. Located in Mitchell
County, one mile north of Osage on
US Highway 218, the plaque was
affixed to a small boulder located
on the northwest corner of the
intersection of US Highway 218 and
370th Street.
The marker is inscribed:
The Dragoon
Trail
Blazed in 1835
by the 1st U.S. Dragoons
under
Colonel Stephen W. Kearney
marked by the
Iowa Daughters of the
American Revolution
1938
Erected August 27, 1938.
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