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Adams County, Iowa is situated in the southwestern corner of the state and bordered by Middle Raccoon River to the north and Nodaway River to the south. It's known for its stunning rolling hills and picturesque countryside that draw visitors from far and wide. Furthermore, Adams County boasts several small towns and communities such as Corning - its county seat.
Adams County is famous for its Adams County Speedway, a popular dirt track racing venue that has been running since 1949. Each summer it hosts weekly races and attracts thousands of racing enthusiasts from throughout the state. Furthermore, Adams County boasts several historic covered bridges such as Roseman Bridge which was featured in "The Bridges of Madison County".
Adams County has had many notable residents throughout history. Mamie Eisenhower, wife of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, was one of them; born in Boone but spending much of her childhood in Cedar Rapids before marrying Eisenhower and serving as First Lady from 1953-61. Other renowned residents include William H. Frawley (Fred Mertz on "I Love Lucy") and Don Moreland - comedian-actor who appeared in several films and TV shows during the 1960s and '70s).
One famous event that occurred in Adams County was the Corning Bank Robbery of 1926. This crime was carried out by outlaws known as the Newton Gang, who stole more than $2 million from banks and trains across Midwest in the 1920s and 1930s. Ultimately, several members were caught and sentenced to prison - yet this robbery remains one of Iowa's most infamous crimes.
