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People shoveling snow in a rural area south of Cross Roads in Salem Township.
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People shoveling snow in a rural area south of Cross Roads in Salem Township.
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The Chesapeake & Ohio railroad in Muncie is now the Cardinal Greenway.
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The Chessie Steam Special celebrated 150 years of railroading in America. The Chessie System was successor to the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.&...
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Athenaeum Turners Collection
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Prow Family Collection -
Flanner House Records
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A man repairs a utility pole.
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People work on a leaning utility pole.
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Scattered debris on a rural property.
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People walking among debris scattered around a building foundation.
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People stand in the street near the debris of a building.
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Wheeling Avenue; Riverside Avenue
On image: Wheeling Ave from Riverside Ave Mar 25-13 #22.
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On Walnut Street, near the intersection of Walnut and Adams Streets, looking north from the W. A. McNaughton store.
Swift, W. A. Photographs -
Owner: Dr. William Schneider, IUPUI Department of History
Keystone Lantern Slides -
Men cleaning up a downed tree.
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Buildings on Massachusetts Avenue.
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