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Homecoming corn monument, The University of Iowa, 1927

For many years, engineering students designed and built for Homecoming a "Corn Monument" that occupied a prominent place near the Pentacrest and downtown Iowa City.

Homecoming corn monument, The University of Iowa, 1925

For many years, engineering students designed and built for Homecoming a "Corn Monument" that occupied a prominent place near the Pentacrest and downtown Iowa City.

Homecoming corn monument, The University of Iowa, 1922

For many years, engineering students designed and built for Homecoming a "Corn Monument" that occupied a prominent place near the Pentacrest and downtown Iowa City.

Homecoming corn monuments from 1919 to 1943, The University of Iowa, 1943

For many years, engineering students designed and built for Homecoming a "Corn Monument" that occupied a prominent place near the Pentacrest and downtown Iowa City.

History, Iowa League of Women Voters book I, 1919-1940

Correspondence mainly between Mary Hunter and Carrie Chapman Catt, 1938-1941

Mary Hunter was president of the Iowa Suffrage Memorial Commission; Carrie Chapman Catt was president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association and honorary president of the Commission.

Correspondence mainly to and from Mary Hunter, 1930-1937

Mary Hunter was president of the Iowa Suffrage Memorial Commission; Carrie Chapman Catt was president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association and honorary president of the Commission.

Iowa Suffrage Memorial Commission letter, 1941

Reports to Iowa Suffrage Memorial Commission members, 1932-1936

Homecoming corn monument, The University of Iowa, 1950

The corn monument was burned in a bonfire if Iowa won the Homecoming football game.

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