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South face of Isolation Hospital with balconies for patient use, The University of Iowa, 1918

The isolation unit of University Hospital was built at the corner of Jefferson and Gilbert Streets just to northeast of University Hospital. The balconies allowed light and fresh air to the patients. When University Hospital moved to the west…

South Gym of the Field House, the University of Iowa, Jan. 21, 1954

South half of the East side of the square, Oskaloosa, 1868

The south half of the east side of Oskaloosa's town square as it appeared in 1868. The trees you see in this photograph are located in the middle of the town square today, providing an excellent source of shade for people as they attend concerts,…

South half of the East side of the square, Oskaloosa, 1942

The south half of the east side of Oskaloosa's town square as it appeared in 1942. The most notable change between this picture and the one from 1868 is that regarding the hotel name. In 1856, Major F.L. Downing owned the establishment since 1856…

South Hall after hailstorm and view of Old Capitol and Schaeffer Hall looking north, The University of Iowa, between 1900 and 1962

South Hall was destroyed by fire in 1901.

South Hall seen from the northeast, the University of Iowa, 1890s

Located directly south of Old Capitol, with Medical Building at left behind trees. Both buildings were destroyed by the same fire in 1901.

South Hall, The University of Iowa, 1896

South Hungerford Watershed, Structure, Section 26

South lobby entrance and circulation desk at Main Library, the University of Iowa, 1972

South Market Street from High Avenue, Oskaloosa, circa 1895; Mahaska County, Iowa

Here is a scene of the hustle and bustle taking place in downtown Oskaloosa, Iowa, circa 1895. Specifically, the view here is of South Market Street from High Avenue; the two busiest streets in all of Oskaloosa.

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