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Script at top of postcard reads, A Mornings Catch on Cherry Creek, Winona Lake, Ind.
Two people, in what appears to be one of Winonas rental boats, pose for a photograph looking inland away from the lake. Cherry Creek&#x...
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Front: Script at bottom of postcard reads, One of the cottages, Bethany Girls Camp, Winona Lake, Ind.Back: Body of message reads, Dear&...
A nice view of the wonderfully landscaped Camp Bethany Building along with the brick sidewalk. The message reveals that there had been sever...
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Front: Script along top of postcard reads, Bathing Beach, Winona Lake, Ind.
The popular diving float anchored in Winona Lake off shore from the Bath House. Most of the people on the float and in the water&#...
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Front: Script beneath image reads, A good time, Winona Lake, Ind.Back: Addressed to, Frank W. Roberts, Washington, Iowa.
Most of the waters of Winona Lake come from underwater springs. Winona Lake deepest spot is around 90 feet deep. These young people are...
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Sign reads, Billy Sunday Tabernacle.Not pictured: Back: Memo in upper left reads, The Billy Sunday Tabernacle seats over 5000 complete with&...
The platform area could accomodate up to 2000 people in addition to the 5000 on the bench seats. On a busy day people would stand&...
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Script across top reads, Billy Sunday Tabernacle, 170x230 ft., Seating Capacity 8,000, Winona Lake, Ind. Sign reads, Billy Sunday Tabernacle....
This card provides the outside dimensions of the tabernacle, 170x230 feet. It also lists a generous capacity of 8,000 people.The Billy Sunday...
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Front: Script in upper left reads, Dukes Fountain, Winona Lake, Ind.Back: Body of message reads, Dear cousin, Was glad to hear that...
The Dukes Fountain located between the Winona Hotel and the Billy Sunday Tabernacle was a popular photographic location. A gift of A. N....
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Front: Script in upper left reads, Dukes Fountain, Winona Lake, Ind.Back: Body of message reads, Dear Sis:- Am remembering my numerous&...
The Dukes Fountain was one of the most recognized fountains at Winona Lake. The fountain was located in the area between the Winona Hot...
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Back: Body of message reads, Dear Cousin, Father had a stroke of paralytic Saturday morning. There is know change so far. Has know ...
The Venetian Nights attracted thousands of spectators. The event peaked in 1909 and ended in 1917. These water floats circled McDonald Island...
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Sign reads, Billy Sunday Tabernacle.
Millions of people walked down this sidewalk to attend an event or a service at the tab.The Billy Sunday Tabernacle was the largest ven...
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Caption reads, Billy Sunday Tabernacle, Winona Lake, Ind.
Millions of people walked down this sidewalk to attend an event or a service at the tab.The Billy Sunday Tabernacle was the largest ven...
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Upper left: Outer cover of postcard book. Script in upper left reads, Souvenir Folder of Winona Lake, Indiana. Caption in lower left re...
The early business block on the west side of Park Ave. in downtown Winona Lake. The early days of Winona offered warm month activities&...
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Sign reads, Billy Sunday Tabernacle.
The bust of Sol Dickey is seen to the left of the main entrance sidewalk to the Billy Sunday Tabernacle.The Billy Sunday Tabernacle was...
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Front: Script across top of postcard reads, Winona Lakes Happy Family, Tabernacle in background, Winona Lake, Ind.Back: Body of message read...
The writer of the postcard says that he is singing in a choir directed by Homer Rodeheaver. The card is addressed to a man in ...
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Script in upper left reads, Winona Lake, Ind. Sign reads, Billy Sunday Tabernacle.
Billy Sunday held a week long revival services from August 12-18, 1920. The first service, of any kind, was held in the tabernacle was&...
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The Billy Sunday Tabernacle was demolished in 1992.
With no advance notice to the public, the crews from Grawthrop Construction arrived to begin demolishing the 72 year old Billy Sunday Tabern...
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The Billy Sunday Tabernacle was torn down in 1992.
Only the steel supports of the tabernacle roof remain as the tabernacle demolition takes place in 1992.The Billy Sunday Tabernacle was the l...
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Sign reads, Billy Sunday Tabernacle.
It is difficult to see, but if you look between the unoccupied green chairs you will see a cement column and a bust of Sol Di...
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Not Pictured: Back: Memo reads, Winona June 20.
A frontal view of the Billy Sunday Tabernacle. If one was walking out from the front door they would see Park Ave. and the busines...
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Script beneath image reads, Aug. 1921. Winona Tabernacle.
This is a as built photograph of the south side of the Billy Sunday Tabernacle. The roof top ventilation system is shown along with...
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