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Flood cleanup workers at Voxman Music Building, The University of Iowa, July 3, 2008

Photos show aftermath of flooding at the Voxman Music Building. Flood recovery workers evacuate the building.

Flood recovery effort at Clapp Recital Hall, The University of Iowa, July 3, 2008

Photos show flood recovery efforts at Clapp Recital Hall. Machine pictured is used to purify air from harmful airborne mold.

Construction inside Clinton Street Music, The University of Iowa, August 1, 2008

Clinton Street Music under construction. Employees working on electrical framework, drywall, and structural aspects of building.

Clinton Street Music under construction, The University of Iowa, August 15, 2008

A view from inside Clinton Street Music under construction.

Clinton Street Music construction, The University of Iowa, August 1, 2008

Clinton Street Music under construction. Employees working on framing of building.

Ventilation equipment inside newly constructed Clinton Street Music, The University of Iowa, August 15, 2008

Ventilation equipment inside newly constructed Clinton Street Music.

Aerial photographs of Voxman Music Building flooding, The University of Iowa, June 16, 2008

Aerial photographs of The University of Iowa campus. Photos taken when the Iowa River was at about 31 feet. Flood stage for the Iowa River at Iowa City is 22 feet. The previous record was set in 1993 at 28.5 feet.

Organ lessons at Gloria Dei, The University of Iowa, September 5, 2008

Greg Hand gives an organ lesson at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Iowa City. Organ faculty have been invited to use organs in local churches after being displaced by the floods of 2008.

Clinton Street Music construction, The University of Iowa, August 15, 2008

Construction employees working inside Clinton Street Music.

Organ lessons at Gloria Dei, The University of Iowa, September 5, 2008

Greg Hand gives an organ lesson at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church in Iowa City. Organ faculty have been invited to use organs in local churches after being displaced by the floods of 2008.

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