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A memorandum is filed in the Knox County Court of Common Pleas. It states that John Lewis, a free black man of Knox County Indiana...
Early Vincennes, 1732-1835 -
Kiwanis Magazine: The Kiwanis Club of Arvada-Jefferson, Colorado, purchased a van for use by the residents of the Colorado Lutheran Home....
Kiwanis International -
A black and white photograph of John Wade and James A. McKenzie, Sr. holding up a cake at the dedication of the new Seelyville Fir...
Town of Seelyville -
On February 4, 1820 before F. Graeter J.P., Francis Tisdale files a complaint against Francis Jackson also known as Mulee, a man of col...
Knox County Public Library -
This archival material has been provided for educational purposes. Ball State University Libraries recognizes that some historic items may include off...
Satterlee, Ralph J. Indianapolis 500 Photographs -
Fire at northwest corner of High and Main Streets in Elkhart, Indiana. The H.B.Sykes Department Store burned. A store at the same location&#...
Elkhart County Historical Society Collections -
Elkhart City Fire Dept. during a fire drill. Corner of Main & Franklin Sts. Horsedrawn equipment in front of Ziesels store. People on&#x...
Elkhart County Historical Society Collections -
A practice fire drill looking west at the corner of Main & Franklin St., Elkhart Indiana. Ziesels Dept. store on the right and Firs...
Elkhart County Historical Society Collections -
Duplicate of #1990.67.142. A practice fire drill looking west at the corner of Main & Franklin St., Elkhart IN. Ziesels Dept. store ...
Elkhart County Historical Society Collections -
People stand around a wrecked Robinson fire engine parked on the side of a bricked street.
Photo by Sellers, Muncie, Ind. in lower left.
This archival material has been provided for educational purposes. Ball State University Libraries recognizes that some historic items may include off...
Spurgeon-Greene Photographs -
Kiwanis International
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Smoke and flames fill the air as the southern bank of garages burn. Text on the photograph reads: Seeping gasoline fumes, ignited by&#x...
Indianapolis Motor Speedway Collection -
A black and white photograph of people sitting behind a table surrounded by papers and flags with a line of people on the other si...
Yellow Trail Museum -
Knox County (Indiana) Slave Record 1805-1807This is a book whose binding is almost completely deteriorated to the point where all the p...
Knox County Public Library -
A furniture manufacturing company once located on the corner of Cleveland and Mound Streets, next to railroad tracks.
Story of the Durham Manufacturing Company for use in junior high schools, https://dmr.bsu.edu/digital/collection/MBEJHSMono/id/654; More...
1956-03-23, https://dmr.bsu.edu/digital/collection/GrnRchOrNgh/id/1318/rec/1.
This archival material has been provided for educational purposes. Ball State University Libraries recognizes that some historic items may include off...
Spurgeon-Greene Photographs -
Possibly the Delaware County Fair or Connersville Free Fair. Signs on trees read Connersville Free Fair.
Swift, W. A. Photographs -
Photo-Pak 212. A Red Cross volunteer assesses fire damage to a home. Credit: American Red Cross Photograph by Melody Burns Greater Kansas&#x...
Indiana Red Cross -
Crowd waiting to enter store.; Store located at 119 S. Walnut Street.
Swift, W. A. Photographs -
Possibly the Delaware County Fair or Connersville Free Fair. Signs on trees read Connersville Free Fair.
Swift, W. A. Photographs -
Possibly the Delaware County Fair or Connersville Free Fair. Signs on trees read Connersville Free Fair.
Swift, W. A. Photographs
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