Fuck Yeah Ames!

Celebrating Ames, Ames-style!

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Brookside Park

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Look at my campus being pretty

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See you in a week, #ames!

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in design, 

fall 2010

Iowa State University

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Unpublished Tribune photo from June 13, 1950 Montgomery Ward was the sponsor of this bicycle safety parade held in June 1950. Prizes were awarded for the best entries. Pictured here are the second place winners, Sharon McDonald, Susan Miller and Marilyn Miller. Woody’s Garage is visible in the background at 412 Burnett Avenue.

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Summerfest in Campustown in Ames, Iowa. 

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Don't forget that Ames Main Street Farmers' Market is today. 

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Ames, Iowa. Snowstorm- May 2

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This is a very neat music video from a great local musician. 

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Banana sign at Wheatsfield in Ames, Ia. Yesssss.

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Why Wheatsfield in Ames is the best. 

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Beautiful bench I found on Main St. #Rainbow #Beautiful #Ames (at Ames, IA)

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Happy flag day and happy end of hiatus.

Enjoy Ames because Ames enjoys you.

Members of the Clark Avenue Club, Miss Marie Bauge and Mrs. A.P. Ball, hold a new 1952 flag; in the back Mrs. D.F. Raver holds an old one. The club was founded in October 1923 by 14 neighborhood women, and by the time of this photo, membership had grown to 50. It was the ambition of the club that every home on Clark from 6th Street north fly one of these flags on Flag Day. 

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Despite all the flood warnings and the thunderstorms lately, #Ames still manages to be beautiful.

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