Louisa County's cultural history dates back to around 200 BC
when the "mound builders" occupied an area near the Iowa and
Mississippi Rivers. People have enjoyed the rich resources in
the area ever since. Four local museums document everything from
Native American occupation to more recent times. In addition to
the museums, several other buildings and attractions will
capture the interest of history buffs visiting this rural county
in southeast Iowa. Louisa County's newest museum is a tribute to
the area's immigrants, new and old25. Louisa County Heritage
Center If it's a part of Louisa County's history, you'll see it
here. You'll find objects, information and photos related to
military service, farming, homemaking, schools, business and
more.32. Rural Free Delivery Museum This museum pays tribute to
the first Rural Free Delivery routes in the country. It's a bit
of national history tucked away in small town Iowa.34.
Toolesboro Mounds and Museum This site has some of the best-
preserved and accessible burial m