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Iowa School for the Deaf
Photograph of Iowa School for the Deaf before the fire, 1902. The first main building suffered a tornado and four fires until it burned to the ground in 1903.
Iowa School for the Deaf
Photograph of the main entrance to Iowa School for the Deaf in Council Bluffs (Iowa).
Iowa School for the Deaf
Photograph of the exterior of the Administration Building at Iowa School for the Deaf, Council Bluffs (Iowa).
Iowa School for the Deaf Annual 1955
1955 Yearbook (Annual) of Iowa School for the Deaf.
Iowa School for the Deaf Annual 1956
1956 Yearbook (Annual) of Iowa School for the Deaf.
Iowa School For the Deaf Celebrates Its Centennial
Once An Infirmary...this structure, completed in 1906 at the cost of $25,000, is now the dormitory for primary students. The building is shown near the completion of construction, before a small cupola topped it off.
Iowa School For The Deaf Celebrates Its Centennial
An Elegant Barn...and 18 Holstein cows graced the school's farm in 1910. On 220 acres were several buildings, corn fields, pastures, a large orchard, vineyard and truck farm. The barn burned down somewhere around 1930.
Iowa School for the Deaf fire
I.S.D. Dairy Barn
Iowa School for the Deaf postcards
Fifteen postcards depicting Iowa School for the Deaf.
Iowa Senate Battle Heats Up - Jepsen: Going On; Harkin: I Run A Race
Roger Jepsen: We've got to keep on keeping on.
Iowa Soda Products Company
Two photographs of Iowa Soda Products Company at 107 South 29th Street.
Iowa Soda Products Company
Group photo of construction workers wearing H. A. Quinn Lumber Company aprons. May be connected with with Iowa Soda Products Company
Iowa Soda Products Company
Four men standing on the railroad tracks by Iowa Soda Products Company. Second from right is Harley Smith
Iowa State Hospital for the Insane. Clarinda, IA.
A photograph of the Iowa State Hospital for the Insane in Clarinda, IA.
Iowa State Students Help On Flood
Four of a large group of students who came from Ames to work with other volunteers are shown here hefting sandbags into an army truck at the Golden Horse diner on South Omaha road. Left to right are John Peck of Garner; Leon Kruse of Tipton; Roger…