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People on tour study information given to them
These unidentified men are looking at written materials provided on an unidentified soil conservation tour.
Pentacrest, west lawn, The University of Iowa, between 1924 and 1949
Jessup Hall, left, constructed 1924. Old Capitol center, MacLean Hall right. Old North Hall, behind Jessup Hall, demolished 1949.
Pentacrest, University Library, Old Armory, The University of Iowa, 1958
View looking west.
Pentacrest, The University of Iowa, May 1951
View looking southeast.
Pentacrest, The University of Iowa, June 1, 1953
View looking southeast.
Pentacrest, The University of Iowa, Iowa, ca. 1911
View looking south. Macbride Hall left, Old Capitol center, Old North Hall right.
Pentacrest, The University of Iowa, February 1904
From N.E. corner of Pentacrest.
Pentacrest, The University of Iowa, December 1939
View looking east from west of Iowa River. CRANDIC railroad bridge crosses the Iowa River on left. Iowa Avenue Bridge visible on right.
Pentacrest, The University of Iowa, ca. 1960
View looking east. Iowa Avenue Bridge crossed the Iowa River.
Pentacrest, The University of Iowa, ca. 1925
View looking east from west side of Iowa River. Newton Road winds down to the Iowa Avenue Bridge. Iowa Field is just east of the river, followed by Old Armory. Engineering Building on right, with towers and stacks.
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