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Northeast wing of University Hospital during construction, the University of Iowa, 1912

Northwest view of Psychopathic Hospital in winter, The University of Iowa, 1921

The Psychopathic Hospital was later known as the Psychiatric Hospital and served that function until 1990. It is now the Medical Education Building.

Northwest wing of University Hospital (now Seashore Hall) under construction, The University of Iowa, 1914

University Hospital was built in 1899 and was later known as East Hall and now Seashore Hall. When the new General Hospital was built on the west campus in 1929, the older building became home to other University departments.

Nurse bringing patient dinner tray in a private room at the hospital at Seashore Hall, The University of Iowa, between 1920 and 1925

Nurse in a lounge and an empty operating room in the isolation hospital, The University of Iowa, 1920s

Nurse in operating room in old University Hospital, The University of Iowa, 1920s

University Hospital was built in 1899 and was later known as East Hall and now Seashore Hall. When the new General Hospital was built on the west campus in 1929, the older building became home to other University departments

Nurse in the kitchen in the isolation hospital, The University of Iowa, November 1920

Nurse in the sterilizing room in the isolation hospital, The University of Iowa, November 1920

Nurse working in hydrotherapy, The University of Iowa, 1910

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

Nurse's Home, renamed Westlawn in 1928, is visible in foreground. Children's Hospital, renamed Steindler Building in 1983, at center. Psychopathic Hospital in background.

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