MuscaBus stop amplifies story of girl who helped rewrite history

By: Kenda Burrows|October 10, 2025

|5 min read

Artwork from the children’s book “Susie Clark: The Bravest Girl You’ve Ever Seen" fills the windows of the Muscatine City Hall bus shelter to honor a local girl who helped desegregate U.S. schools. CREDIT MUSCATINE PUBLIC TRANSIT

MUSCATINE, Iowa – City leaders, MuscaBus and the Stanley Center for Peace and Security are celebrating “Susie Clark: The Bravest Girl You’ve Ever Seen” and her place in history with a colorful public art display blanketing its City Hall bus stop.

Today the Muscatine Public Transit shelter, located in front of the 1915 municipal building at 215 Sycamore St.,…

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MuscaBus stop amplifies story of girl who helped rewrite history

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