I am quite disgusted with this place. More than 10 yrs ago they took down a box from my parents…read moremausoleum, shattered the angel that was in it and damaged a wooden box that we had specially made. 10 Yrs ago we put up a plaque that has NOT been an issue until this year when it was taken down and supposedly thrown out. I say supposedly because I saw the things they kept that they had taken down and some of it was down right pathetic but they threw out things that were in perfect condition? That doesn't pass the smell test. NO DAMAGE to the mausoleum front from a plaque that had been in place for 10 yrs. It was put up with 3M Command strips which use the same adhesive as the 3 M Command hooks their sign says are allowed. Maybe they need to know what they are doing before destroying property that belongs to other people. Meanwhile, I can't believe deplorable condition of my grandfather's headstone. It has fallen over to the point that the top of the headstone is now sinking into the ground. Perhaps their "perpetual" care should be directed towards the things that need attention and leave other thigs alone. It has been over a year since I first asked to have the head stone put right but it still hasn't been done. I was told it will happen because there is now a work order for it.

Mount Calvary is a beautiful, well-maintained cemetery, currently under the care of Deacon John…read moreStierman. Deacon John was awesome to work with this past weekend. He conducted the service at Mount Calvary chapel. The chapel is light and lovely with some stained glass. Thanks Deacon John!

Im a big breweriana buff, love anything to do with beer. Made the 11 hour trip to see this. Tons…read moreand tons of neat artifacts from old breweries. I highly recommend going here if you're into that kind of stuff. Spent a couple hours looking around, very impressed. Plus you get a free pint if you go through museum . Food is great and so is the beer. People there are very nice and helpful.

Located in the same building as the Potosi Brew Pub, this museum was cool to see. A $5 admission…read moreincludes a pint of beer or root beer in the Potosi Brew Pub. I enjoyed exploring the floors to what breweries and memorabilia existed before I was even born! Beer or history buffs will enjoy this self-guided tour. Check it out when you're in the area. Side note...Potosi Brewing only offers tours on weekends.

My husband and I were here to see the "Wonder of Wood" exhibit. This is a free center where local…read moreartists can display and sell their art. They do ask for donations. The building used to be a hospital, with a healthcare facility attached. This center is in the old doctor's office area, hence the specimen door in the bathrooms. The retirement community is in the old hospital area of the building. The exhibit of woods was wonderful and I would have bought some of it had I had that kind of money. Most items that I really liked were "NFS" not for sale. I could see why. There was a collection of very old photos of Galena from the Alfie Mueller Collection that were fascinating. There is a room with some chairs and a short video of an interview of Mr. Mueller, who has passed away, that you should watch. This visit took us maybe one hour, maybe a little longer.

The center is a non-profit where local artists display their work, and where various other…read moreactivities such as live music, dance and films can be accessed by the public. For example, in summer, beginning at the end of June they offer free films for kids from 6-8PM. You can also get Tango lessons. It occupies, I believe, a former hospital, and is adjacent to a long term care facility. So the "studios" are former patient rooms. There is gallery and exhibit space right at the entrance, and a small downstairs space for performances, and in winter, a farmer's market and craft fair. A pretty bare bones, utilitarian space. The art upstairs can be purchased. Entrance is free and donations are welcome. In a town where 85% of building are historic, I was kind of expecting the center to be in an old school, perhaps. But kudos to the town and the art community for even having a center for the arts. And for not naming it something like "Community Memorial General Center for The Arts." And most important, there is a lot of nice artwork here.

Both of my paternal grandparent's funeral services were out of Leonard Funeral Home. The funeral…read morehome did an excellent job from start to finish in both cases. Grandpa and Grandma were both in good hands there. The funeral home is family owned, and all the staff there were very caring. They are all very responsive to all of our needs, even after the services has ended. The funeral home facilities are modern and quite comfortable for family members, and easily accessible with everything being on one floor. I would have no reservations at all about recommending Leonard to others. The funeral home is the only one in the area that has a crematory on site, so for those of us who desire that option when our time comes having a funeral home that can take care of cremation on site and not having to send remains to a third party is a big plus.

Very accommodating and understanding during a difficult time. They are very respectful of everyone,…read moreproviding what was needed while also allowing the family space. Have been to funerals here and it has always been a nice (as it can be in these situations) My father recently passed away and we started working with another funeral home in which we had a poor experience. We called Leonard and they were able to meet with us the right away, took care of everything as far as transporting, and walked us through everything at our own pace. They gave us all the time we needed while setting up all the arrangements. Nice space for the family to bring food, kids to hang out, and allow family a break when needed. Allowed us to bring what ever we wanted as far as pictures, keep sakes, fishing poles, had a tv to play a picture slide show. Allowed us to have our private time but was available if needed during the viewing. They gave us all the time we needed, was very respectful of our family member and of everyone grieving, communicated well, and took care of everything. Even offered to drop off the flowers after everything was done. Made us feel like family. I hope I don't have to use their services for a long time again, but will definitely work with them when the time comes.

Jason was amazingly professional and compassionate throughout the whole process of my father's…read moredeath. From early planning through his death and the celebration of life he was there as support through the whole process. He is an amazing man with incredible talents and Dubuque is lucky to have his presence. There are no words to express our gratitude.

Professional services in a compassionate manner. We feel cremation is the best solution to burial…read morebecause it is Eco friendly and responsible, Dealing with death needs to be handled by a professional in a caring way. Jason does this in an excellent manner. By limiting his services to cremation he is able to provide the complete assistance needed while making the services as affordable as possible. If you have decided on cremation you will not find a better place to call. He does an excellent job with this. If you review his website he is clear what he provides and what it costs. I do not know of another funeral director in the region who is this forthright and transparent. He has things structured so you get what you need without inflating the charges with things not essential. We are extremely pleased at how painless he made taking care of things. He discussed with us what had to happen and who was responsible. He did most of the things needed for us. We got thru the process in a matter of days without feeling pushed but feeling cared for in a way that made the process very simple and comforting. We highly recommend him and know you will not be disappointed by his assistance. There are things that can make this very difficult time very trying and if you have Jason help he will see that everything is taken care of in a timely and appropriate manner. I cannot help but emphasis I do not think things could have been done better.

Best storage place I have used! I stored two travel trailer…read morebunkhouse campers (30ft), storage was not only affordable, but he also knocked a little off since I was storing two. Every time I have needed anything or texted Joe, he was responsive and very helpful! If I ever need storage in Dubuque again, I will definitely go here - Joe is the absolute best!!!

I was just in town for the weekend wanted to check out historical sites.. the buildings sign out…read morefront said the jail tours are closed to renovations :/ Looked cool tho

It's a great place to go to: Their is however an Erie felling in the air it was a place for the…read moreworst criminals and a museum of a lot of american history from when you walk through the squealing doors to the raftors above it's a great and scary place to be just think of all the murders

Not much to say about this attraction. We arrived on Saturday afternoon. But this attraction was…read moreclosed, during it's posted hours of operation. The building looks very nice from the outside. Next to the Old Jail Museum is the county courthouse which looks like an interesting place to visit. The courthouse is adorned with a gold leaf dome, which is very rare in US courthouses.