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Dairy Queen at 526 South Riverside Drive experienced heavy damage from 2006 the tornado.

"Dorothy," the tornado sculpture at the Dubuque Street entrance of the pedestrian mall, was not damaged by the storm. The sculpture was created by Justine Zimmer.

The 155-mph winds bent this rain gutter around the trunk of this small tree.

Houses and buildings were severely damaged along Iowa Avenue. Large trees, downed power lines, and other debris littered the ground.

Power lines, trees, and other debris create a barricade on South Governor Street.

The F2 tornado caused the Gilbert Street Happy Joe's to shut down permanently. A Quad City Times article from 2007 reported the owner, John Danneman, ran his business at 102 2nd Street Coralville, the pizza parlour's current home. That article also…

Traffic circle at Washington and Summit streets. Downed power lines explain the blackout.

Savation Army truck, downed power lines, uprooted trees

North Dodge Street littered with debris and fallen powerline after 2006 F2 tornado.

House at 706 E. College Street damaged by the 2006 F2 tornado.

Burlington Street Bridge looking East after the 2006 F2 tornado.

Burlington Street looking East after the 2006 F2 tornado.

Businesses along the 300 Block of Burlington Street, damaged from the 2006 F2 tornado.

A fallen wall between two buildings on Burlington Street after the 2006 F2 tornado.

Robert A. Lee Community Recreation Center damaged after the 2006 F2 tornado.

Mailboxes of Iowa City and other businesses damaged from the 2006 F2 tornado.

New roof and materials