Cedar Rapids grew along the Cedar River, and the river still divides the city into distinct neighborhoods and districts. The National Czech and Slovak Museum and Library honors the Czech and Slovak immigrants who shaped the city, and the nearby NewBo City Market brings local food, crafts, and weekend crowds to a former industrial area. Brucemore, a grand mansion on a wooded estate, tells the story of the city's early industrial families, while the Cedar Rapids Museum of Art holds works by Grant Wood, the Iowa artist known for American Gothic.