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A reporter with a camera and notepad takes notes as he interviews a park ranger and three women in white tee shirts in front of the Herbert Hoover Birthplace.
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West Branch Times editor Gregory Norfleet interviews park superintendent Cheryl A. Schreier and three members of the Hawkeye Hikers during the announcement of a new historical walking trail through West Branch.
 

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Two people in a field of grass and yellow flowers.

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A wooden birdhouse amid tall prairie grasses.

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Black and white photo of Herbert Hoover fly-fishing in a river.

Did You Know?
Herbert Hoover was an avid fisherman. He'd often don a jacket, tie, and hat along with his waders and gear while fly-fishing. "All men are equal before fish," he wrote.
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