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Centerville is a charming city situated in Appanoose County, Iowa. It's known for its charming downtown area, historic architecture and stunning natural surroundings. Centerville is situated near several lakes and parks such as Lake Rathbun and Honey Creek Resort State Park which provide ample opportunities for outdoor recreation and tourism activities.
Centerville once had a bustling coal mining community. In the late 1800s and early 1900s, several active mines provided employment to hundreds of local families. Although these operations are no longer active, Centerville's mining heritage still lives on in its architecture and cultural heritage.
Centerville has had some famous residents throughout history. Hal Chase, a professional baseball player who played for several major league teams during the early 1900s, spent much of his childhood there at his family farm and is considered one of baseball's greatest infielders. Charles F. Urschel also made his fortune from oil industry investments; he supported numerous charitable causes and funded many local building projects with his money.
One iconic event that occurred in Centerville was the filming of "The Bridges of Madison County" (1994), starring Clint Eastwood and Meryl Streep. Based on Robert James Waller's novel, this romantic tale follows a photographer as she falls in love with an Iowa housewife while on assignment. Scenes from this iconic movie were shot around Centerville including at its historic Appanoose County Courthouse and Stone House Museum nearby. This national attention brought increased tourism to Centerville at that time and helped boost tourism to the area as well.
