List of mayors of Ames, Iowa

The following is a list of mayors of the city of Ames, Iowa, United States.

  • William West, 1870–1871[1]
  • C.E. Turner, 1871–1872 [1][2]
  • Walter Evans, 1872–1873[1]
  • Iraneaus Liter Smith, 1873–1874[1]
  • W.D. Lucas, 1874–1875[1]
  • William Clark, 1875–1877[1]
  • George Almon Underwood, 1877–1879[1]
  • Egerton Ryerson Chamberlain, 1879–1880[1]
  • George G. Tilden, 1880–1881[1]
  • Henry Wilson, 1881–1883, 1894–1896[1]
  • John Watts, 1883–1884[1]
  • Parley Sheldon, 1884–1886, 1890–1894, 1902–1908, 1910–1916[1]
  • Merrill C. Jones, 1886–1888[1]
  • Wallace M. Greeley, 1888–1890[1]
  • Marcellus K. Smith, 1896–1897[1]
  • Lucien Cooper Tilden, 1897–1898[1]
  • Sovarro Cramer, 1898–1899[1]
  • Thomas Thompson, 1899–1902[1]
  • Galen Tilden, 1908–1910[1]
  • George Baker, 1916–1918[1]
  • E.H. Graves, 1918–1920[1]
  • Thomas Lester Rice, 1920–1924[1]
  • Frank Hinman Schleiter, 1924–1934[1]
  • W.L. Allan, 1934–1938[1][3]
  • Frank D. Paine, 1938–1942[1][4]
  • Hollis Bates Manning, 1942–1946[1]
  • Clinton J. Adams, 1946–1948[1]
  • William L. Allan, 1948–1953[1]
  • Joseph P. Lawlor, 1954–1957[1]
  • Pearle P. DeHart, 1958–1965[1]
  • Don R. Newbrough, 1966–1967[1]
  • Stuart N. Smith, 1968–1973[1]
  • William Franklin Pelz, 1974–1975[1]
  • Etta Lee Fellinger, 1976–1979[1]
  • F. Paul Goodland, 1980–1989[1]
  • Larry R. Curtis, 1990–1997[1]
  • Ted Tedesco, 1998–2006[1][5]
  • Ann Campbell, 2006–2018[1]
  • John Haila, 2018–present[1][6]

See also

References

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah ai aj ak al am "Mayors of Ames Iowa", ameshistory.org, Ames History Museum, retrieved April 25, 2025
  2. ^ William G. Allen (1887), History of Story County, Iowa, Des Moines: Iowa Print. Co. – via HathiTrust
  3. ^ Ames City Directory, 1936, Iowa: Directory Service Co. – via Internet Archive
  4. ^ Ames City Directory, 1940-41, R.L. Polk & Co. – via Internet Archive
  5. ^ "Mayor and City Council", www.city.ames.ia.us, archived from the original on December 11, 2003 – via Wayback Machine
  6. ^ "Mayor and City Council", cityofames.org, retrieved April 25, 2025