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Indianapolis Imam Warith Deen Muhammad Community
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Located on Broadway St. (now N. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd.).
This archival material has been provided for educational purposes. Ball State University Libraries recognizes that some historic items may include off...
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 -
Five people in a wheelbarrow with a young man pretending to push
Elkhart County Historical Society Collections -
People stand on an arch bridge watching the flood waters below.
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Spurgeon-Greene Photographs -
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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Muncie and Delaware County Historic Photographs -
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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 -
Snapshot of five young, unidentified adults, four girls and a boy in the middle, sitting on a hill. Could be the Schmidt siblings.;...
Elkhart County Historical Society Collections -
Three people in a yard with a two story house in the background. Between two of them is a dog on a chair. A quilt is han...
Elkhart County Historical Society Collections -
Paul Cooley, Muncie mayor, and other Muncie City officials respond to questions from the public about services and repairs. Issues addressed incl...
This film originated from WLBC-TV and was (possibly) a part of a segment titled, “Week in Review.” The station was created...
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Muncie and Delaware County Films and Videos -
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 two men and a woman standing with a cannon outside of the Grand Army of the Republic Memorial building.&#...
Vigo County Historical Society -
Indiana Farm Security Administration Photographs
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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 -
On back of photo: Left to right: Mrs. Melvin Mohr, Jerry Weideman, Shiget, Miss Shiget. June 24-25, 50. Region #5 Festival. Stampe...
American Turners Local Societies -
Black and white photograph of young girl identified as Bette Prugh on a bike ; Transportation People; Prugh, Bette
Elkhart County Historical Society Collections -
James a Negro, Morris a Mulatto, both living at Governor William Harrison’s home are subpoenaed to come to the February 1805, General ...
Knox County Public Library
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