Small white UNI card on thicker paper that opens horizontally (the normal way greeting cards open). Front has black and white drawing of the Campanile with various trees around it. Sky appears to be cloudy and the clock says 3:11. Artist's autograph, "Pam McGinnis ©2007," in black cursive in the lower right hand corner of the drawing. The drawing has a vignette, a 1/2 cm white border around the edges. Inside is blank white. Back has text in black ink centered horizontally on the card. Top line of text is ' "University of Northern Iowa Campanile." ' (Quotes in original). The following text is in paragraph form below it: "Built in 1926, the UNI Campanile was originally a 15-bell carillon. In 1968, it was increased to 47-bells with a range of four octaves. The granite base came from Sauk Rapids, Minnesota; the brick from Rockford, Illinois; and the limestone from Bedford, Indiana. When the Campanile was built, it stood at the geographic center of the eighty acre campus. It quickly became the most recognizable feature of the school. Though the campus has grown considerably since then, the Campanile remains figuratively at the center of campus imagery to this day." At the bottom of the page is the text "Licensed & copyrighted image by Pam McGinnis" and "www.pammcginnis.com" on the bottommost line.
