Open daily Memorial Day-Labor Day, weekends May, September, and October. Located on the corner of Shiras and Lincoln Avenues, just below Eagle Point Park. A national historic landmark, this 1380-acre park features nature trails, a limestone quarry, the E.B. Lyons Interpretive Center, plus access to the Mississippi River for fishing and to Catfish Creek for canoeing. M. Black Reflections of a River Town exhibit, the National Rivers Hall of Fame, Iowa Products Shop, and Mississippi River Museum Shop. National Farm Toy Museum Located at Hwys.
Displays illustrate the importance of agriculture throughout history and into the future.
The Redstone Inn was built in 1894 by A.A. Cooper, a prominent Dubuque industrialist, as a wedding present for his daughter, Elizabeth. April October 31, daily 10 a.m.-5 p.m., at Cable Car Square. Shot Tower East 4th Street Extension, Dubuque, Iowa. Dubuque's Shot Tower stands on the river front as a unique memorial to the early munitions industry. The tower produced lead shot during the Civil War.