For Whom it is Named
By David Craft (1983 Edition) and Steve Jones (1989 Edition) University Relations University Archives (2003 Edition)
Buildings with Names that Reflect Historical Significance
Residence Complexes Named for People
Farms, Research Centers and Other Parcels of Land Named for People
Campus Streets Named for People
University Student Apartments Community Streets Named for People
City of Ames Streets Named for Iowa State People
Plaques and Statues Placed on Campus to Recognize People
Additional Websites
Facilties Planning and Management Campus Building Drawings
Facilities Planning and Management–Current Campus Floor Plans
Maps of the Current Iowa State University Campus
Resources Available Online
From Prairie Sod to Campus Cornerstones: Building Our Campus History
The Iowa State University campus and its buildings, 1859-1979
LEARNING MORE ABOUT THE IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS
To learn more about the Iowa State University Campus, please check the following websites, archival collections (located in Special Collections, ISU Library) and secondary sources (call numbers and locations noted).
Buildings and Grounds Division Collection, located in the University Archives
Department of Residence Buildings Collection, located in the University Archives
Celebrating 100 Years: Iowa State’s Campanile (Virtual Exhibit)
Morrill Hall: The Jewel of Iowa State University (Virtual Exhibit)
This is a historic exhibit and the information provided within it may be out of date. Please contact the Special Collections and University Archives Department with questions about Iowa State history (archives@iastate.edu).