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| The Spencer Chamber of Commerce has been organized to provide you with the
information you need and would consider it a real pleasure to have an
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Spencer Chamber of Commerce - Tourism |
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From the
Chamber Director... |
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Whether you're here for a day, or ready to set down roots for a lifetime, you'll
find Spencer a warm and welcoming community.
Built on the backbone of our hardworking founders, Spencer continues to be a
community which looks to the future while honoring our past. From our
state-of-the-art manufacturing plants to our eclectic mix of shopping and
cultural attractions, Spencer is equipped to serve your every need, be it work
or play.
Come explore our unique Art Deco-inspired downtown. Take a minute to
admire the newly installed downtown streetscape, which reflects that heritage.
Stroll through our shady residential neighborhoods. Chances are, one of
our friendly residents will call out a greeting!
Here in Spencer, residents feel they have the best of all worlds. While
our shopping and business sector is thriving, with plenty of employment
opportunities, there's also plenty of things to fill their down time.
Folks can hop on their bikes and in minutes be communing with nature along our
over nine miles of trails. Two outstanding 18-hole golf courses beckon,
and the Spencer Family Aquatic Center offers a refreshing dip on a hot summer
day.
Thanks for taking a look at Spencer. We're glad you're here!
Bill Campbell, Executive Director
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Attractions
Each September over 300,000
people attend the Worlds Greatest Clay County Fair in Spencer to experience
the treasures and entertainment, take part in educational exhibits and
discover our agricultural background.
The Clay County Regional Events
Center is another major entertainment and meeting facility situated on the
Clay County Fairgrounds.
Click here
for more information
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Culture
Spencer was added to the National Park Service National Register of Historic
Places in 2004, with it's mix of Art Deco and Mission Revival styles of
architecture on Grand Avenue.
In November of 2004 downtown Spencer was also designated a Cultural District
by the Iowa Department of Cultural Affairs.
Click here for more information
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