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Here's story how Italian war prisoners in Iowa spend their leisure time

Psychopathic Hospital and Children's Hospital, The University of Iowa, ca. 1923

Psychopathic Hospital is west of Children's Hospital. Children's Hospital was renamed the Steindler Building, after Arthur Steindler, in 1983.

Inspects spaghetti

Image of a soldier inspecting spaghetti accompanies article.

West campus, Iowa City, Iowa, between 1942 and 1945.

View looking north. University Hospital, Medical Laboratories Building, Quadrangle residence hall, Field House with attached Armory. Athletic track and ball fields on left.

Tama asks camp to house war prisoners

Quadrangle residence hall, The University of Iowa, ca. 1923

View of west campus, with Iowa River visible at top of image.

Men from the CPS camp at Denison helping farmers

Aerial view of armory on west campus, The University of Iowa, ca. 1923

Armory, before 1927 when Field House constructed. This is the third Armory, with the first located on the Pentacrest, and the second just west of the Pentacrest, where the Philip D. Adler Journalism Building now stands.

Many go to see Italian prisoners

West campus, Iowa City, Iowa, ca. 1923

View looking south, and slightly west. Armory in background, before Field House was constructed in 1927, and before Iowa (Kinnick) Stadium was built in 1929. Quadrangle residence hall left of Armory. Nurse's Home (Westlawn) is below Armory, with…

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