Old Capitol
In December 1847, Old Capitol was given to the University of Iowa as its first permanent building. Old Capitol housed such departm...
This room has served as the Supreme Court of Iowa and as a United States District Court.
The Governor's office, restored to the 1842-1857 period, was apparently shared with the governor's personal secretary, so two writ...
Through the restoration of Old Capitol Iowans were given a landmark embodying many of the most important periods in their state hi... Listed In: Museum
During the over 150 years that Old Capitol has served Iowa as a seat of government and education, it has become a symbol of pride and excellence for The University of Iowa, Iowa City and the state. When Old Capitol's cornerstone was laid on Independence Day in 1840, Iowa City became the first "permanent" capital of Iowa, where the last four Iowa territorial legislatures met. In Old Capitol, Iowa made the transition to statehood. Since 1857 Old Capitol has been a focal point of the University, serving as library, chapel, and armory and providing space for classrooms and offices as the University grew. Today, it continues to serve both functionally and symbolically, housing offices and highlighting the University's progress. Login or Sign-Up to review this business Save with the A-List! Click here for our special deals! Featured Business Holly's Bridal Boutique
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