Old South Hall and Old Capitol on the Pentacrest. Engraving by Middleton, Strobridge & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio. This image appears as the frontispiece to the 1863-64 and 1864-65 General Catalogs.
Old South Hall (used by Collegiate and Medical departments during this time), Old Capitol, and Old North Hall (library). Old North Hall burned in 1897, along with three-fourths of the library books. By Chicago Lithographing Co.
Lower left corner reads, "Courtesy of Alva C. Townsend", the son of Timothy W. Townsend. The senior Townsend operated a photograph gallery in Iowa City 1866-1880, and again beginning in 1890. Alva worked in his father's studio beginning at age 17,…
Alva was the son of Timothy W. Townsend, who operated a photograph gallery in Iowa City 1866-1880, and again beginning in 1890. Alva worked in his father's studio beginning at age 17, around 1890. This information is from Annals of Iowa, and the New…
View looking northeast. Old Dental (1895-1975) visible just south of Old Capitol. Old Science Hall (Calvin Hall) is north of Old Dental, across Jefferson Street. University Hall (Jessup Hall), opened in 1924, is barely visible on left.
