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Located on Broadway St. (now N. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd.).
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Muncie Microcosm of America -
Owner: Dr. William Schneider, IUPUI Department of History
Keystone Lantern Slides -
Black and white copy of a photograph of the Wabash River bridge in Terre Haute, Indiana.
Vigo County Historical Society -
People stand on an arch bridge watching the flood waters below.
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Spurgeon-Greene Photographs -
LewisFellows purchased twenty cords of wood located on the bank of the Wabash River in Busseron Township from Caesar Ember. The wood was...
Knox County Public Library -
Black and white photograph of people looking out just west along the Wabash River at Colliers bridge near Merom, Indiana.
Merom Camp and Retreat Center, Inc. -
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Spurgeon-Greene Photographs -
Written on back: Crowd on bridge crossing Hillsborough River. Mr. and Mrs. Dill, Margaret, Grace, and C. A. [Evans] in center of&#...
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Prow Family Collection -
Black and white photograph of the old bridge over the Wabash River and a black and white sketch of the new bridge over the Wabash&...
Vigo County Historical Society -
Black and white photograph of the Wabash Valley railroad bridge, located over the Wabash River in Terre Haute, Indiana. A few men are s...
Vigo County Historical Society -
Evansville Images
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View of North 5th Street, Elkhart IN, taken March 7, 1908. Photo shows street underwater when St. Joseph River flooded its banks. Children&#...
Elkhart County Historical Society Collections -
Original caption: Bridges, Looking E., Muncie, Ind. #5.
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Muncie and Delaware County Historic Photographs -
Houses and people behind a broken retaining wall along the river.
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Spurgeon-Greene Photographs -
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Spurgeon-Greene Photographs -
Original caption: Wheeling Ave. Bridge, High St. No 7.
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Muncie and Delaware County Historic Photographs -
Black and white photo taken from a boat, of flood waters, of the Wabash River, at First and Main Streets, Vincennes, Indiana, in the&#x...
Knox County Community -
Elevated view of the St. Joe River at Bristol. Ind. with silhouette of a boat with people in it.
Elkhart County Historical Society Collections -
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Spurgeon-Greene Photographs
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