Mount Vernon: R77: East Bridge
Few places in Iowa have a history as closely tied to liberal-arts education as Mount Vernon. Founded in 1847, the town became home to Cornell College in 1853, and its campus is a National Historic Landmark. Cornell’s distinctive One Course At A Time calendar asks students to focus on a single class for several weeks, giving the college a strong presence in town life. Mount Vernon lies in eastern Iowa’s rolling farm country, in the broader Cedar River valley region. Its compact center mixes late-19th- and early-20th-century commercial buildings with residential streets, while US 30 and Iowa Highway 1 link the community with Cedar Rapids and Iowa City.
Generated by AIMount Vernon sits near the Cedar River in eastern Iowa, United States, where rolling uplands and farmland shape the setting. The town is closely identified with Cornell College, a private liberal-arts institution founded in 1853, whose hilltop campus forms an important part of local life. First Street brings together independent shops, cafés and brick commercial buildings in a compact centre. Palisades-Kepler State Park, on the Cedar River west of town, adds wooded river bluffs to the wider surroundings. Mount Vernon also hosts the annual Chalk the Walk festival, filling downtown pavements with temporary art. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Mount Vernon and eastern Iowa.
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