Photograph Collection Timeline

1870 to 2002

1870
This was Anson Marston's House or the Marston cottage. Teachers' Dwelling 1870.

1875
Photograph of the first horse barn from Andreas Atlas. The view is looking southwest.

1876
This picture "taken about '70" probably was taken in 1876. Large building at right rear is the Main Building, built in 1868, with an additional wing built in 1871. It burned about the turn of the century, and was replaced by a new limestone building which was first known as Central and now is known as Beardshear Hall (after an early president). Beardshear is near center of present campus and is headquarters for the administration of the college as well as classroom building. Building in foreground is president's residence, built in 1869. At far left (rear) is the Maples, built in 1869, and now known as Music Hall, the headquarters of the music department. (It is only building visible in picture still standing.) In left center toward rear is Chemistry Building, built in 1870 with an addition in 1875. Smaller building behind Chemistry is not completely identified.

1879
Photograph of South Hall, the former home of President Welch and, later, the building where veterinary science was first taught

1880
Photograph of the Farm Boarding Club when the building was located on Morrill and was known as Horticulture Hall. Annotation: "Faculty Club stood where Library is now. Farm Boarding Club."
The front side of Old Main, with the college military cadet corps arranged in a review formation on the lawn in front of the building. An officer on a horse is at the foot of the Old Main steps. Military training was compulsory for male Iowa State students from 1868 through 1962.

1880~
Photograph of the Farm Boarding Club when the building was located on Morrill and was known as Horticulture Hall. Annotation: "Faculty Club stood where Library is now. Farm Boarding Club."

1883
Etchings showing the horse, cattle, and swine barns, and the creamery. Images show general views of the buildings, with one showing horses, people, and livestock in the foreground in front of barns. Annotation: "Picture appears in 1883 catalogue. A swine house burned about 1885 and was probably the piggery. Horse Barn built 1970 Cattle Barn built 1861."

1884
Etching showing the Piggery from the 1884 catalog depicting the swine breeding barn. Annotation: "Piggery 1884 catalog."
View of barns and yards near Dairy Industries, circa 1884.

1885
Photograph of the Sanitary Building, 1885-1912, which housed classrooms and laboratories for veterinary medicine
Annotation: "Old clinic. Veterinary Hospital"

1888
Photograph of the first agricultural experiment station and its greenhouse. It is a two story building with an awning over the front stairs. A greenhouse sits in front of it and to the right. Train tracks are in the foreground.
Photograph of the Chemical and Physical Laboratory in 1888. The side and front of the building are visible. It is a two-story brick building with four visible chimneys.

1890
A quantitative analysis class in the Chemistry-Physics Hall, probably in 1890s. The caption on the back of the photograph states: "Note blast lamp for igniting crucibles; Kipp gas generator, wash bottle made form round bottom flask."
The Botany class is sitting in a North Hall classroom. The women students are sitting near the front of the room. Microscopes, books, and some flowers are in vases on the instructor's desk.
Photograph of North Hall, which housed the Veterinary Division and Botany Department from 1880 - 1885
The Ames and College Railway (the Dinkey) car is stopped near Morrill Hall. A floral garden is planted along the tracks.
View of the front (east) and north sides of Morrill Hall. Three woman, one with an umbrella, are walking northward and two men are walking southward across the front of the building. Old Main is on the left side of the photograph.
This photograph shows the western and northern sides of South Hall as it appeared around 1890. A dirt road that would become Union Drive runs along the north side of the building.

1890c
This photograph shows the western and northern sides of South Hall as it appeared around 1890. A dirt road that would become Union Drive runs along the north side of the building.

1891
Photograph of The Gables, which was President Beardshear's house at the time. It later became the International House. The photograph shows a brick house with many visible gables. A large bush sits in front of the house.

1892
Photograph looking north-west at the southeast corner of the Laboratory of Mechanics. The southeast corner of the Power Station can be seen behind (to the right) of the Laboratory of Mechanics.

1893
The 1893 Dairying class of 36 students and Professors F.A. Leighton and G.W. McKay standing in front of the creamery building.

1895
Old Main and Morrill Hall (constructed 1890-1891). A number of people are in front of each building as well as walking to the buildings.

1896
Looking northeast from Old Main, Ladies Hall (Later known as Margaret Hall) is on the left and Botany Hall (later known as Carrie Chapman Catt Hall) is on the right, 1896.

1897
Students are examining plant specimens with microscopes in the Botany Lab located in part of the old chapel of the Main Building (Old Main). Professor Pammel is bending over looking through a microscope in the center of the photograph. There is a map and posters showing the anatomy of plants hanging on the walls.
Looking southwest from Botany Hall toward Old Main and Morrill Hall. Taken between 1897 and 1900.
The Water Tower construction site, March 22, 1897, about 4:30 PM. Old Main and the Chemical and Physical Laboratory can be seen in the background.

1900
Photograph of the north-west corner of the Farm House with Dinkey tracks in the foreground. Annotation: "Horse barn redesigned in 1930 for Landscape architecture."
Photograph of the rear of the original Champlin store and livery located at the corner of Lincoln Way and Welch. In the background Marston Cottage can be seen to the left (north-west) while to the right (north) the Marston Water Tower rises above engineering buildings in the distance. Annotation: “House, barn? on campus. Water tower in background ca. 1912.”
Photograph looking west at Dinkey tracks. To the right (north) the Theater Workshop (Judging Pavilion) and Landscape Architecture (Horse Barn, First) can be seen. The Farm House can be seen in the background to the left (south). Annotation: “Motor track looking west. Horse Barn (Land. Arch. Bldg.), theater pavilion on right. Farmhouse on left in background. n.d.”
Two horse-drawn carriagesare passing in front of Ladies Hall (later known as Margaret Hall). Botany Hall (later known as Carrie Chapman Catt Hall) is on the far right. The Quadrangle is behind Botany Hall, 1900.
The north side of Old Main after a fire in 1900. A large number of chairs are strewn around the grounds. This view shows clearly that the north roof and north wall of the buildings are gone. Window openings on the west and south side of the north wing are empty of glass and framing.
The south wall of the south wing of Old Main after the fire in December 1900. Large amounts of building contents are on the grounds. People near the building are looking through the remains.
The south side of the south wing of Old Main after the first fire in December 1900. A large amount of room furnishings are strewn around the grounds. This view shows clearly that the south wing was the least affected portion of the building in the first fire.
Old Main on fire at 6:30 am on the December day in 1900 that the first fire occurred. The building appears to be completely engulfed in flames, although it is only the North Wing that was damaged.
Looking southwest from Botany Hall toward Old Main and Morrill Hall. Taken between 1897 and 1900.
This group of buildings includes the Aerospace Laboratory, Foundry, and Power Station. The Marston Water Tower is in the background.
This northeast view of the Knoll features the porte cochere, ivy covered tower and a bit of the front entryway. A small part of the wrap around porch is also visible.
Photograph of a person walking in front of the English Office building.
Photograph showing the front (east side) of the English Office Building when it was the President's Office. Annotation: ''President's Office 1884-1904 now English Office Bldg.''
Photograph showing three people standing outside the north side of the Veterinary Hospital. Annotation: ''Veterinary Hospital view from north early 1900s?''

1900?
Photograph of the north-west corner of the Farm House with Dinkey tracks in the foreground. Annotation: "Horse barn redesigned in 1930 for Landscape architecture."
Photograph of the rear of the original Champlin store and livery located at the corner of Lincoln Way and Welch. In the background Marston Cottage can be seen to the left (north-west) while to the right (north) the Marston Water Tower rises above engineering buildings in the distance. Annotation: “House, barn? on campus. Water tower in background ca. 1912.”
Photograph looking west at Dinkey tracks. To the right (north) the Theater Workshop (Judging Pavilion) and Landscape Architecture (Horse Barn, First) can be seen. The Farm House can be seen in the background to the left (south). Annotation: “Motor track looking west. Horse Barn (Land. Arch. Bldg.), theater pavilion on right. Farmhouse on left in background. n.d.”

1901
Old Main during deep winter following the December 1900 fire. The North wing has largely disappeared. The South Wing of the building is still in use. The ground is covered in snow.
The fire at the Iowa Agricultural College Experiment Barn in 1901. The building was of frame construction with a gable roof. Flames are engulfing the roof as a number of onlookers watch.
The fire at the Iowa Agricultural College Experiment Barn in 1901. The building was of frame construction with a gable roof. Flames are engulfing the roof and traveling down the sides of the building as a crowd of onlookers watches.

1902
Old Main from the south after the second fire in August 1902. The gutted building stands behind a large heap of rubble, on which a man is standing. Seven men and two boys are in the foreground, all looking at the building remains.
Old Main from the southeast after the second fire in August 1902. The gutted building stands behind a large heap of rubble. Only the front porch is still intact. The water tower is seen to the left of the building in the middle distance.
A full view of the north side of the Knoll occupies the center frame. The wrap around porch, front entry way and the tower are clearly visible.
Photograph of a greenhouse on campus. It is long with an angled roof. A brick building sits in front of it. It served at different times as a potting and storage shed and the Ceramic Studio.

1903
This is a photograph of the construction of Marston Hall.

1904
Photograph showing the Cattle Barn, the Horse Barn, and farm area, looking north-northeast. A person walks with two horses beside the barn.
Photograph of Kildee Cottage from the side. It is surrounded by snow on the ground and snowy trees. Norton House is visible in the left background.
Photograph of Grounds Cottage in the winter. At the time, it housed the Horticulture Department. The snow is deep and tracks are visible leading towards the house.
Photograph of Catt Hall, formerly called Old Botany Hall.
Campus scene of Iowa State feauring MacKay House ( also known as the Farm Laborer's Cottage), Creamery, and Experiment Station Barn.

1905
Photograph of the south side of the Farm House showing the front porch. The Cattle Barn, First can be seen in the background to the right (north-east) of the Farm House. Annotation: “Farm House. Cattle barns in background. Sept. 22, 1905 from south.”
The north east corner of the Knoll seen through the trees. Part of the north and east sides of the buildings are also visible.
The southeast corner of the Knoll appears in the distance surrounded by trees and other shrubbery. A large expanse of lawn occupies the foreground.
Photograph of the 1905 senior class standing outside the north side of the Veterinary Hospital. Annotation: ''Veterinary Hospital senior class May 24, 1905.''

1906
Photograph of Dinkey tracks as they run behind (north of) the Farm House. Annotation: “Farm House 1906. Motor track in foreground.”
Campus buildings viewed from left to right: Chemical and Physical Laboratory, East Boarding Cottage, Alumni Hall, and Central Building (later known as Beardshear Hall). Alumni Hall and Central Building are under construction. There are people walking along the dirt paths, 1906.
An aerial view of Beardshear Hall and the English Office Building, showing the top of the Marston Water Tower behind Beardshear Hall
Photograph of Coburn House taken from the Knoll. It depicts a white two-story building with trees in the foreground. Ivy vines cover part of the front of the house.
Photograph of the Gables in March, 1906. At the time it was the home of Professor Millikan Stalker. The photograph shows the front of the house with a porch. A seated swing is in the yard in front of the house. In the foreground are leafless trees and a barbed wire fence.
Photograph of Lillian Spray sitting outside the southwest corner of Osborn Cottage. Annotation: ''Mrs. Lillian Spray, housekeeper for Prof. Summers, sitting in front of the Osborn Cottage when the Summers family lived there. Around 1906.''
Photograph of the Dinkey stopped in front of the Hub. The engine pulls three passenger cars loaded with students either just arriving on campus or preparing to leave for downtown Ames.

1906~
Photograph of the Dinkey stopped in front of the Hub. The engine pulls three passenger cars loaded with students either just arriving on campus or preparing to leave for downtown Ames.

1907
Photograph of an arbor with a barn behind it in the background. Annotation: “Summer House at Farm House. May 27, 1907.”
In this aerial view the Hub is to the left (west) of Morrill Hall.
Photograph of the engineering laboratories. From left to right (south to north) these buildings are the Laboratory of Mechanics, the Power Station, Building A, and the Aerospace Laboratory. The West Boarding Cottage can also be seen on the far left (southeast).

1908
Photograph showing the raising of the flagpole on central campus. In the background Bearshear Hall, Marston Hall, the Marston Water Tower, the Hub, and Mirrill Hall can be seen. Annotation: "Erecting of steel flagpole, ca. March 1908. Beardshear Hall, Marston Hall, water tower, Hub, and Morrill Hall in background."
Photograph showing the raising of the flagpole on central campus. In the background Beardshear Hall, Marston Hall, the Marston Water Tower, and the Hub can be seen. Annotation: “Raising of flagpole. Bearshear Hall, Marston Hall, water tower & Hub, 1908.”

1909
Photograph of the Chemical and Physical Laboratory in 1909. The photograph depicts the side of the hall, with any chimneys visible. A fire escape can also be seen the far right of the building.
Photograph of two greenhouses and the brick potting shed, which later became the Ceramic Studio. The photograph depicts a barrel-vaulted roof in the nearest greenhouse, where trees are visible inside. Behind that greenhouse sits another shorter greenhouse with angled roof. The shed is a brick building on the left with a smokestack.

1910
Photograph of people pouring cement for a driveway. The buildings in the background, from left to right (west to north) are Margaret Hall, North Hall, MacKay Hall, and the Bevier House. Annotation: “Flagpole, n.d.”
Photograph of a west-northwest view of the barn complex. It shows the horse and cattle barns, a pavilion, and an outbuilding, with fenced pastures in the foreground.
The northeast corner of the Knoll is in the center of this image. Ivy covers the tower and a horse and carriage is parked under the porte cochere.
An aerial view of Catt Hall. The Farm Mechanics Lab, Old Horticulture Lab, greenhouse, Engineer's Cottage and a small portion of the old Cattle Barn are visible.
Photograph looking southwest at engineering laboratories. Following the sidewalk from left to right the buildings shown are the Laboratory of Mechanics, the Power Station, Building A, and the Aerospace Laboratory. To the west (right) of the Laboratory of Mechanics is the Quarantine Hospital, to the west of the Power Station is the Machine Shop, and to the west of Building A is Building B. Annotation: ''l. To r.; T. & A M Lab. (old Engineering Hall) 1884; site of M E Lab--picture of old power station--before 1908; Building A (old Foundry) 1898; Aeronautics Bldg (old Wood & Pattern Shop) 1898.''
Photograph of the south and east side of Margaret Hall.

1910~
Photograph of people pouring cement for a driveway. The buildings in the background, from left to right (west to north) are Margaret Hall, North Hall, MacKay Hall, and the Bevier House. Annotation: “Flagpole, n.d.”

1911
Photograph of the Chemical and Physical Laboratory. It is a two-story brick building with ivy growing on the front. The Laboratory of Mechanics is visible in the right background.

1912
Photograph of horses grazing on the south campus area, with sheep barns in the left background, and the hog house in the right background. Looking north, with a creek in the mid-ground.
A dirt road runs along the front (north) of State Gymnasium. Work is continuing on the doors and windows on the west wing of the building. Chemical and Physical Hall is on the far left before it burnt down in 1913 and Grounds Cottage is on the right. Grounds Cottage was moved across from the Heating Plant in 1924.
Photograph of the burned remains of South Hall after a fire on January 5, 1912. The image shows a partially destroyed brick structure with standing walls and arches, surrounded by leafless trees and snow. The view is looking southeast. Annotation: "Professor's Residence. President's House. Burned Jan 5, 1912. Music Hall in 1912."

1912~
Photograph of horses grazing on the south campus area, with sheep barns in the left background, and the hog house in the right background. Looking north, with a creek in the mid-ground.

1913
Photograph of two people holding leads for three Percheron horses while a third person stands nearby. The Cattle Barn, First can be seen in the background with a windmill rising behind it. Annotation: “Percheron horses. Windmill, Cattle Barn (farm barn) ca. 1913.”
Photograph of a person holding a lead for a Percheron horse in front of the Cattle Barn, First. A little bit of a silo can be seen behind the person and a windmill towers above the barn. Annotation: "Prized percheron. Cattle Barn (farm barn) in background ca. 1913."
Photograph of three people leading three Percheron horses between the Cattle Barn, First and the Cattle Barn machine shed. Part of a silo can be seen behind the Cattle Barn and a windmill rises above the Cattle Barn. Annotation: "Machine Shed left background. Iowa Silo built around 1909 behind Cattle Barn (farm barn), Percheron horses ca. 1913.”
Photograph of three people holding leads for three Percheron horses in front of the Cattle Barn, First. Annotation: “Percheron horses, Cattle Barn (farm barn) in background ca. 1913.”
Photograph of the Landscape Architecture building (Horse Barn), with the Cattle Barn in the background and the Theater Workshop on the right. The view is looking northeast.
In this view looking west, Alumni Hall is on the left, Chemical and Physical Laboratory is to the left of the smoke stack, and the light-colored building on the right is Engineering Hall II (later known as Marston Hall). A man is attending to his horse on the unpaved street in the center of this view and there are rows of homes in the background, 1913.
The State Gymnasium is viewed from the intersection of Welch Road and Union Drive, looking west, with the College Hospital on the right. A wagon with two horses is driving on the road that passes by a grove of trees where Friley Hall now stands. Surrounding trees and houses on the west side of campus are also visible.
An aerial view shows the front of Catt Hall and surrounding buildings.
Aerospace Engineering Annex, Marston Water Tower, Marston Hall. For cover of Iowa Engineer, November 22, 1913.
An aerial view shows the front of Catt Hall and surrounding buildings.
Photograph of the south side of Margaret Hall. MacKay Hall can be seen to the north (right).
Photograph looking northeast past East Hall and down the Fort Dodge, Des Moines and Southern Railway tracks. In the distance a piece of the Carpenter Shop (Judging Pavilion #3) can be seen to the left of the tracks and the Power and Heating Plant can be seen behind where the tracks curve east. Annotation: ''East Hall, judging pavilion, power & heating plant, hog house. May 5, 1913.''
The image shows the south face of Catt Hall, at the time called Botany Hall. Several people can be seen on the front steps. The old horticulture building is visible to the right of Catt Hall.

1913~
Photograph of the Landscape Architecture building (Horse Barn), with the Cattle Barn in the background and the Theater Workshop on the right. The view is looking northeast.
In this view looking west, Alumni Hall is on the left, Chemical and Physical Laboratory is to the left of the smoke stack, and the light-colored building on the right is Engineering Hall II (later known as Marston Hall). A man is attending to his horse on the unpaved street in the center of this view and there are rows of homes in the background, 1913.

1914
Marston Hall, water tower, engineering annex, & engineering research institute.
Marston Hall, water tower, engineering annex, & engineering research institute.

1915
Photograph showing the south-west corner of the Farm House including both the west and south porches. The Creamery, First can be seen in the background to the right (west) of the Farm House. Annotation: "The Farm House, picture appears in 1915 Alumnus."
Annotation: "Judging beef cattle. Remodelled for theatre workshop."
The front of Catt Hall. In the foreground is a driver and a team of Percherons drawing a piece of lawn equipment.
Photograph of the south and west side of Margaret Hall. A little bit of MacKay Hall can be seen to the north (right) of Margaret. Annotation: ''Margaret Hall, built in 1895. A little bit of the first Home Ec. building is visible in back. It was built in 1912.''

1918
A unit of U.S. soldiers from Missouri, the "Motor Truck Second Section." Twenty seven men and two dogs are posed for a photograph by a military transport vehicle. The truck's canvas cover is stenciled with the insignia "U.S.Q.M.C." The tower of the Laboratory of Mechanics, the Student Services Building, and the West Boarding Cottage can be seen in the background.
This winter scene depicts Catt Hall with the surrounding trees in the foreground. MacKay and Margaret Halls can also be seen.

1919
The front and side of Catt Hall. Greenhouses can be seen in the foreground.

1920
A crowd is gathered along Morrill Road in front of Morrill Hall and Central Building (Beardshear Hall). A small tent appears between the two buildings. A period automobile is visible near the English Office Building in the background.
Period automobiles are parked in front of Morrill Hall and ivy is growing along the walls. The front of Central Building (Beardshear Hall) can be seen in the background.
Marston Hall (the building on the right) in the 1920s.
Photograph of people outside the Hub when it was the Post Office. There is a banner on the Hub reading ''Be loyal. Vote for student memorial and raise the thermometer for your division.'' Morrill Hall can be seen to the east (right).
Photograph of Fred W. Beckman at the future site of the Memorial Union launching the fund raising drive for the Memorial Union. In the background cars are parked around Music Hall. Annotation: ''Prof. Fred W. Beckman stirs Union drive rally. Early in 1920, loyal Iowa Staters and friends assembled on site of future Memorial Union, with old Music Hall in rear, to launch a fund raising campaign.''

1921
Photograph of Coburn House in 1921. The house is largely obscured by trees. Caption reads "Gertrude Coburn Practise House formerly Mary B. Welch House at one time the home of Herman Knapp family. A practise [sic] house in 1921."

1922
Photograph showing the south side of the Veterinary Hospital.

1923
Engineering Hall I (later known as Laboratory of Mechanics) is the second building to the left of the Power Plant. State Gymnasium and Clyde Williams Field are in the background to the right, March 2, 1923.
Photograph showing the west side of Veterinary Hospital including the attached storage shed.
Photograph of the northeast corner of Marston Hall as seen from the library. Annotation: ''From top of Library.''

1926
Photograph of the front and east side of Osborn Cottage
Photograph looking north at the dismantling of the Veterinary Hospital. Beardshear Hall can be seen to the north-west (left), and the Campanile can be seen to the north (rising behind the Veterinary Hospital).

1927
Photograph of the first creamery building, facing east. In the left background, the judging pavilion and the power plant are visible. The creamery is a one-story building. Leafless trees are in the foreground.
Photograph of the first campus creamery. By this time the building had been remodeled to become the farm foreman's residence.

1929
The Old Cattle Barn is shown in this photograph dated March 22, 1929.
Morrill Hall and the Hub, October 16, 1929.
Photograph of the east side of Marston Hall with the Marston Water Tower rising up behind it.

1931
A twenty-mule team pulling a threshing machine. Six men are driving and working the machine while one walks alongside the mule team.

1934
This photograph shows Morrill Hall. Vines are growing upon the building and people can be seen passing on the sidewalk in front of the building.

1938
Photograph showing the southeast portion of Margaret Hall after it was destroyed by fire on April 9, 1938. MacKay Hall can be seen to the north (right).
Photograph showing the southeast portion of Margaret Hall after it was destroyed by fire on April 9, 1938. MacKay Hall can be seen to the north (right).

1943
Photograph of women outside Sloss House while it was being used as a home management house. One woman leans over a baby carriage, while others stand on the steps and sidewalk.

1948
Photograph of the southwest corner of Osborn Cottage with a car parked facing the west side of the building.
Photograph showing three people outside the entrance to Landscape Architecture.

1949
Photograph of Sloss House looking east-southwest in winter.
The Campanile in January 1949. Long shadows play on the snow between the camera and the tower. The clock shows 10:10. Sloss House can be seen to the left of the Campanile, both enshrouded by trees.

1954
Photograph of the south doors of Shattuck Theatre. The doors are closed, and the sign above the door says "Jane Eyre."
Photograph of the south doors of Shattuck Theatre. The doors are closed, and the sign above the door says "Jane Eyre."
Photograph of Music Hall on the Iowa State campus, showing the north elevation. The image depicts a brick building partially obscured by mature trees, with shaded lawn in the foreground and a pathway leading toward an entrance. A person stands near the building, and a bicycle is visible nearby. Annotation: "Music Hall. 1954. neg 05120."
Photograph of Pope Cottage on the Iowa State campus, showing a two-story wooden residence. The building is partially obscured by trees heavily covered in snow. The ground and surrounding landscape are blanketed in snow, indicating a winter setting. Annotation: "Pope Cottage, built in 1877, purchased by college in 1885. Now the home of the Provost, James. H. Jensen. (1954). Pope Cottage 1954."

1956
This is a photograph of Anson Marston's home on campus.
This is a photograph of Marston Cottage and the Roadway behind Friley-Hughes Hall.

1957
Photograph looking south-east at the Farm Boarding Club when the building was located at the corner of Beach and Wallace. Part of the Teamster's Cottage #2 can be seen to the left (east side) of the Farm Boarding Club. Annotation: "Farm Boarding Cottage, 1957."
Photograph of Grounds Cottage. The photo depicts a house with a front porch and a car in the driveway. Much of the house is obscured by tree branches. A garage and part of another house are partially visible to the left. Caption reads "Built in 1882 as Laborer's Cottage for Jerry Sexton on site of Beach House moved west of Marsten Cottage. In 1924 it was moved to 2nd from East across from power plant."

1958
Photograph of Bevier House from the side. It has a screened in porch and a front porch. Two other houses are in the background. Part of a sign is visible in the foreground.
Photograph of Bevier House from the front. It is a white two-story house with a front porch. The top of two cars are in the foreground.

1961
Photograph of International House showing one side and the front of the house. Ivy vines cover the front, and leafless trees are in the foreground.

1962
Eight photographs of Shattuck Theatree in the fall, taken from different angles.
Photograph of the back of International House in winter. In the photograph, International House is in the snow, with leafless trees surrounding it. It is a brick building with an angled roof. Several windows are broken, and a ladder leans against the wall.

1963
Photograph of International House. Several windows are broken and there is a ladder in the front yard.

1981
Contact sheet consisting of a strip of photographs documenting the relocation of Pope Cottage off the Iowa State campus. The images show a small wooden house being transported along a rural road on a trailer pulled by a truck, with sequential views capturing different stages of the move. Annotation: "Moving Pope Cottage off campus. 1981 (June 11). Neg #'s 030128-030129 (strip).''

1983
A three photograph strip showing renovations of the Hub in 1983. Annotation: "Hub (renovations) 1983 (strip) Renovation June 83."

1987
Photograph of the Sloss House, home to the Sloss Women's Center since 1981.
Three photographs of Bevier House taken shortly before it was demolished. The photos show three angles of the front of the house. The house is two stories and painted white. The paint on the second story is chipped. A sign on the front porch reads "Bevier House."
Photograph of the front (east) of the English Office Building. Annotation: ''English Office Bldg 1987 (see VEISHEA '87 program, p. 34).''

1989
Photograph of the north side of the Laboratory of Mechanics looking down from Black Engineering with the Student Services Building and Friley Hall visible behind (at the top). Annotation: ''Lab of Mechanics Bldg 6/89 from top of Black Engineering.''

1999
Photograph of Osborn Cottage looking north-west at the front door and east side of the building. The photograph shows trees casting shadows on the building and snow on the ground.
Photograph looking north at the front door of Osborn Cottage with snow on the ground.
Photograph of Osborn Cottage looking southeast at the rear and west side of the building. A car is parked along the west side of the building facing south.

2002
Photograph looking southeast at the north side of the Laboratory of Mechanics.