Enjoy the heck out of this sort of thing. In my opinion, we on the West Coast lack this sort of thing. And if we ever did, it would become a fusion restaurant with "world beats" within five years.
My mom went to Augustana but I’ve only ever passed through the Quad Cities on my way to Iowa City. If I’m ever in the area I’d definitely check this place out
Tom you need to take your readers (after a fine meal) over to the John Deere Headquarters and show them the fine museum on site, as well as the unique building and grounds its self. It is motor related the only thing is you can have model vehicle you want but the only color is green. Oh that right that is your favorite color.
Epilogue: judging from your photos down town Moline has improved from the hollowed out place I visited in 1993, that’s great.
Enjoy the heck out of this sort of thing. In my opinion, we on the West Coast lack this sort of thing. And if we ever did, it would become a fusion restaurant with "world beats" within five years.
My mom went to Augustana but I’ve only ever passed through the Quad Cities on my way to Iowa City. If I’m ever in the area I’d definitely check this place out
Tom you need to take your readers (after a fine meal) over to the John Deere Headquarters and show them the fine museum on site, as well as the unique building and grounds its self. It is motor related the only thing is you can have model vehicle you want but the only color is green. Oh that right that is your favorite color.
Epilogue: judging from your photos down town Moline has improved from the hollowed out place I visited in 1993, that’s great.
Not open to the public anymore, when Jayson visited last year we tried. I had been there about ten years ago and it the museum was pretty interesting.
Gee that’s to bad, they had a wonderful gift shop and the building itself is so unique (exoskeleton of rust once steel beams)
dumb question at this point but whats a supper club?
those just look like restaurants to me