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Owner: Dr. William Schneider, IUPUI Department of History
Keystone Lantern Slides -
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 -
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 -
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 Wabash Valley railroad bridge, located over the Wabash River in Terre Haute, Indiana. A few men are s...
Vigo County Historical Society -
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 -
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 -
Original caption: Wheeling Ave. Bridge, High St. No 7.
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Muncie and Delaware County Historic Photographs -
Elevated view of the St. Joe River at Bristol. Ind. with silhouette of a boat with people in it.
Elkhart County Historical Society Collections -
Duplicate of 1978.35.2.4 View of St. Joe River at Bristol. Ind. with dark image of people in a boat.; Towns
Elkhart County Historical Society Collections -
Houses and people behind a broken retaining wall along the river.
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Spurgeon-Greene Photographs -
The January 1986 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne....
Northeast Indiana Diversity Library -
The June 1985 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne....
Northeast Indiana Diversity Library -
The February 1986 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne...
Northeast Indiana Diversity Library -
The November 1983 issue of TROIS (Three Rivers One In Six), a publication of the Gay/Lesbian Organization (GLO) at Fort Wayne...
Northeast Indiana Diversity Library
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