Iowa State University; University Library; Veterinary Medical Library; Staff
Susan Knippel (kneeling) and Linda Meetz (standing), library assistants, are assisting graduate student, V. Miletic, in the Veterinary Medical Library. John Hogan is reading at the table.
This bas relief panel is over the second floor end window of the original library building. This and other panels on the east front of the building were designed by Nellie Verne Walker. The carving was executed by J.G. Zimmerman.
The four floors are visible in this view of the 3rd addition library construction. A small crane and bull dozer are on the right. Scaffolding is in place alongside the building.
The university community is gathered outside for the dedication of the 3rd addition to the library. A man is speaking at the podium. To the right of the podium is the covered portrait of Dr. Robert Parks which was unveiled at the ceremony.
Iowa State University. Dept. of Botany.; Pammel, L. H. (Louis Hermann), 1862-1931
Sept. 25, 1900
Dr. L. H. Pammel,
Ames Iowa.
My Dear Prof. Pammel:-
It is always pleasing to me to note the progress made in your department. I do not know of any department of the institution that has made as permanent and satisfactory progress as...
This winter view of the Knoll focuses on the southwest corner. Trees and bushes are in the foreground. There is snow on the roof and the surrounding lawn.
This westerly view of the Knoll features the large glassed-in porch on the right and the porte cochere on the right. There are trees and grass in the foreground.
The south side of the Knoll is in the distance with the lawn in the foreground. A glassed-in porch stretches along the entire south side of the ground floor.
This winter view of the Knoll shows the southeast corner of the building, and the surrounding trees and bushes. There is snow on the building roof and the ground.
The eastern side of the Knoll is partially screened from view by the trees and shrubbery. The porte cochere and a garage or storage building can be seen in the distance. The roof, trees and lawn are covered with snow.
The east side of the Knoll is almost hidden from view by the trees and other shrubbery. The large wrap-around porch on the left is either glassed or screened in. The porte cochere is partially visible through the trees on the right.
