Browse Items (37 total) for Iowa Capitol Complex in 1913 and 2010
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008_Historical Building
This is a photo of the former Historical Buildiing taken in the fall of 2010. It is now known as the Ola Babcock Miller Building and houses Iowa Library Services/State Library of Iowa, the Iowa Ombudsman's Office and Iowa Legislative Services…
026_Green Space in close proximity to the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument.
This 2010 photograph shows the beautiful green space south of the Capitol. You can see the tall Soldiers' and Sailors' monument south of the Capitol. To the right of that is the William Boyd Allison Memorial. To the far right stands the Christopher…
012_View of Capitol Heating Plant 523
This is a picture of the heating plant building in 2011 north and across the street from the Capitol on Grand Avenue.
002_View east of the Capitol in 2010
There is no longer a circular drive around the Capitol from the east side, nor are there residential buildings as shown in the previous photo. There are only parking lots now immediately east of the Capitol.
032_ View of the Capitol and Soldiers' monument which may be seen from all railway trains going in easterly direction
Here is a 2010 view of an area south and west of the Capitol that can be seen from the train tracks.
022_View to the south of the Capitol and Soldiers' monument
Here is the Iowa Capitol and Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument in 2010 showing green spaces. There are no longer residential areas or businesses in the immediate vicinity of the Capitol.
036_Railroad Track area looking north toward the Capitol and the Allison and Soldiers' and Sailors' Monuments.
This shows the view from the railroad tracks in 2010 south of the Capitol.
016_Locust Street entrance to Capitol
Here is the same west view of the Capitol in 2010. There are no houses or businesses nearby. A large park sits in front of the Capitol down to East 9th and Locust. This view looks across 9th Street from Locust Street.
024_View shows the grounds within 50 feet of the Soldiers' monument and 325 feet from the Capitol grounds
The white stone monument to the left and south of the Capitol is the Iowa Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument in 2010. To the right is the William Boyd Allison monument which is just south of the Soldiers And Sailors monument. William Allison was a…
030_View of the Capitol from the railroad tracks
This is a view taken in front of the old railroad tracks south of the Capitol in 2010. A small forested area replaces the once barren grounds and the Capitol. The hill above the trees is too tall for the Capitol to be seen past the trees.
