Donna Sue Davis R.I.P little girl. A Iowa cold case that still hasn't been solved yet. This is a…read moreSioux City, Iowa grave of a little girl named Donna Sue Davis who was taken from her home & murdered & raped by a mystery man. The alleged perpetrator hasn't been hold accountable for his crimes. Calvary Cemetery in Sioux City, IA is located on the Westside of the city. Donna Sue Davis grave is located at the "Mount of Olives Section".

The actual address for the cemetery is casselman st next to sun valley golf course. The offices…read morefor the cemetery are on Jackson St. Was very confusing for us until we figured it out. Could not find the address anywhere on line which added to the frustration. Nice cemetery though.

I had been to so many other Lewis and Clark sites, and so I did not budget much time for this one…read more I thought it would be the same old, same old, right? Well, about half of the building is dedicated to Lewis and Clark's journey, and the other half is the Betty Strong Encounter Center which has more artwork and local subjects. I spent a surprising amount of time here. I really like how some of the exhibits discusses Sergeant Floyd's death, which was previously glossed over. I only knew that he was the only death on the trial, but I never knew the circumstances. There's a nearby obelisk that also memorializes his death if you want to further explore the history.

While visiting Sioux City Iowa, I decided to spend half of the day just getting to know the area…read moreand exploring so I ended up over at the Lewis and Clark interpretive center. This was amazing and it is a must see for anyone who is wanting to know a little bit about our history in America and a lot about Sioux City. The exhibits are fantastic, the building is gorgeous as is the setting out on the riverfront. There are also lots of other places surrounding it that are locals and tourists alike. There is a dry docked boat museum next-door and there is also a cultural center attached to Lewis and Clark building that is a must as well!! All the way in addition, multimillion dollar improvement done to their waterfront area here that's in that same section. Park your car in their ample parking lot and start walking.

They did the burial of my parents (different years), my grandparents, and great Grandparents. I…read moreonly had to actually do my mom's. It was preplanned. Thank goodness. Every thing was great. They have know my family for many years. Made writing the obituary easy.

Newly built, state of the art self storage facility in North Sioux City, SD. Fully fenced, gated…read morekeypad entry. 24/7 security cameras. 24/7 access and online rental and bill pay. Very responsive and helpful owners. I highly recommend this clean and well run storage facility. If you need storage, this is the best place in Siouxland!

The coin machine was empty. Only some of the machines that took cards worked. I loaded and unloaded…read moreclothes in the machines. The card reader machines wouldn't let me just add time without putting my card in for every $.25.

Machines were good. Area was terrible. Homeless people in and out of the place. Felt very unsafe…read morewhile waiting for my laundry.

I have taken many items here over the years: sweaters, pants, suit jackets, dress shirts, bedding,…read moretablecloths, and rugs. They have always had quick, friendly service. I have never had any concerns. I would recommend them.

My husband regularly takes his dress clothes in for cleaning. I recently asked him to take a pair…read moreof my new black palazzo pants to be dry cleaned. He specifically pointed out to the person working the counter that the pants would have to be dry cleaned. When he picked up his cleaning, they couldn't find my pants. After two weeks of them "looking" for them, they say, "Oh, you must not have brought them in,. Check your car" "Have her check her closet." This is BS. I bought the pants in August for over $70 and have only worn them once. And now they relinquish all responsibility because they have no "record" of them and it's not their fault. They never give out claim tickets for items dropped off so how would they know. Taking my dry cleaning elsewhere from now on.

Awesome service by Edith. She took in my coat just perfectly and exactly as I wanted! Quality of…read moreher work is beyond perfect. Always smiling, pleasant for a 10 + value and great price. She (and her helpers) could not improve at all. The coat was finished exactly when she told me it would be. Value, smiles, kind words and TEN star service. I would recommend 'Professional Alterations' to anyone who is in need of Edith's services. I will return. Thank you so very much!

The ladies here are always so friendly and they do amazing work! They made a coat that was terribly…read morebig for me look nice and have hemmed pants and dresses for me.

This was a piece of land my family donated to the people of the area in 1880 and was used until the…read more1940's. Its a shame that kids went up there and destroyed most of the headstones. Most of the people buried there were the First European Settlers. Its a beautiful cemetery and a part of my family history. Direction to Eberly Cemetery From Sioux City ( measured at the intersection of the bypass "I129" [that's interstate 129] and Hwy 20) it is a total of 6 miles to the cemetery. From Sioux City you will go East, on Hwy 20, to the intersection of Charles Ave., which goes north to D18 (which some people call old hwy. 20, which it is) this road is curvy and a little hilly. Go east and you will see it on the north side of the road. DON'T BLINK. You will miss it. It is on a hill and a curve of the road. The total from Sioux City to the cemetery is again 6 miles. After you turn onto "D18" it is only 2.8 miles. From Lawton going west on Hwy 20 turn north on Dallas Ave. then west on "D18" total from the west city limits of Lawton to the cemetery is 4 miles. After you turn on "D18" it is only 1.7 miles. If you are on the new Hwy 20 and you see a farm dealer store ( I think it was John Deere) then it is just one mile north of that dealership, but you can not get there from the dealership. GPS coordinates: Latitude: 422856N Longitude: 0961443W

The Eberly Cemetery is still on Eberly land, it is taken care of by those owning the land. It has…read morea beautiful view of the rolling land of rural Iowa. Past generations have planted Iris around the plots and they have spread through the years. They are in bloom in early June and are very beautiful. Thank you for those people that have pieced together the old, old headstones and have cared for this piece of beautiful land.