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Jim Christianson sent this photo of the church building located at Edinburg Historic Village and Steve Hanken provided the following information: It is a recently built church building primarily used for Edinburgh Days. Because religion played such a large role in early life in Jones county, The Jones County Historical Society decided to build a small church to represent all the denominations and faiths at the village. Present day Edinburg consists of a dozen buildings that have been moved to the site from various Jones county locations. The buildings are filled with documents and artifacts from the 19th century. The original village site is further to the north. The historic buildings of Edinburg were reduced to rubble some years ago. Edinburgh originally consisted of a log court house, a hotel that was more like a log barn, and eventually a brick post office. It was a short-lived community based on its location in the center of the county. It never developed and Anamosa eventually became the sounty seat. |
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