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Muscatine, Iowa lies along the Mississippi River in southeast Iowa and serves as county seat. Famous for its picturesque beauty and history, Muscatine features an energetic downtown district full of shops, restaurants and cultural activities.
Muscatine once held the distinction of "Pearl Button Capital of the World." Thanks to an abundance of freshwater mussels in the Mississippi River, Muscatine enjoyed an active pearl button industry from late 19th to early 20th century. Additionally, Muscatine served as a major center for lumber processing with logs from upriver being floated down river for processing at local sawmills.
Muscatine has long been home to some notable figures. Most notably was Mark Twain, who lived here briefly in 1850s before going on to work as typesetter at local newspaper he wrote for during that time. Twain was said to have found inspiration in its people and places during that period; also noteworthy are Susan Glaspell (journalist/author who hails from Muscatine before becoming leading figure on American literary scene).
Muscatine, Iowa is well known for its annual Fourth of July festivities that feature parades, carnival rides and an impressive fireworks show over the Mississippi River. Each summer Muscatine also hosts its County Fair which draws crowds of visitors for agricultural exhibits, livestock shows and other attractions - providing visitors with an invaluable way to explore Muscatine's rich culture as a whole.
