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This is an issue of We the People, an annual periodical published by the Indiana Constitution Day Committee.
Annual
Indiana State Library Newspaper Collection -
This is an issue of We the People, an annual periodical published by the Indiana Constitution Day Committee.
Annual
Indiana State Library Newspaper Collection -
This is an issue of We the People, an annual periodical published by the Indiana Constitution Day Committee.
Annual
Indiana State Library Newspaper Collection -
First issue of a Justice, Inc. newsletter circa August 1985, containing excerpts of the presidents report, an address at Robins Brunch, and ...
Hoosier LGBTQ+ History -
Five typed pages which contain a copy of an original owned by Mr. W.B. Woody of Indianapolis, Indiana. It describes what Parke County w...
Indiana State University Library -
A small group of people sit in the chairback seats at Hinkle Fieldhouse. These seats were installed in the first level of the Fieldhous...
Butler University Buildings and Grounds Collection -
Members of the Womens Athletic Association Council. First row: Lucille Cline, Effie Reas, Thirza McCoskey, Glen Corbin, Alma Hadley, Rosemary Dra...
Indiana State University Archives -
This spotlight on the game between the Sistersville team of West Virginia and the visiting team of the All Star Ranger Girls pays speci...
Margaret Gisolo -
This article recaps a twilight game between the All Star Ranger Girls and the Whitehouse Royal Blues. The Ranger Girls lost 5-2. The ar...
Margaret Gisolo -
Photograph of five people in a car in Newburgh, Indiana, on October 28, 1911. Writing on the back of the photograph says, Our first...
Newburgh Chandler Public Library Collection -
On the bottom it reads Addie Stapelkemper (5th from left in first standing row)? Many of the men appear to be wearing work&#x...
Indiana Album -
Members of the supervising council of the Womens Athletic Association. First row, from left to right: T. Grygiel, J. Parker, M. Binning,...
Indiana State University Archives -
Members of the Womens Athletic Association Council. First row, from left to right: Wanda Rasor, Ruth Reed, Norma Barth, Betty McDell, Barbar...
Indiana State University Archives -
The Madison incline seemed to be a favored spot for hiking. Folks knew the train schedule and usually took advantage of periods when th...
River to Rail and Lemen Collection -
One typed page including photograph; biography of Abraham Natelson Levin, Terre Haute community leader.
ABASH VALLEY WP R O F I L E SA series of tributes to hometown heroes who have made a difference.A.N. Levinn astute businessman, Ab...
Vigo County Historical Society -
One typed page including portrait; biography of William Albert Will Hamilton, insurance executive and original owner of the Hamilton House....
WABASHP R OFIA hometown h heroes who h difference. A seriies of ttributes tto h f ib t t h have made a diff dVALLEYL E S...
Vigo County Historical Society -
This pdf contains the family history of the Puntenney family of Montezuma, Indiana.
The Puntenney HomeOn February 27, 1793 somewhere in Virginia or Kentucky, Nelson and Jane Puntenney gave birth to their fifth child, a son,&...
Parke County Community -
Womens Athletic Association council members. First row-Wanda Rasor, Ruth reed, Norma Barth, Betty McDell, Barbara Shelton, Gloria Tomlin, Barbara Likens,&#...
Indiana State University Archives -
Members of the Student Education Association. First row, from left to right: L. Emmons, B. Emmons, D. Reed, G. Kinghorn, and J. Walters...
Indiana State University Archives -
A small flier that identifies the symbol known as the peace symbol as a broken cross that is an anti-religious symbol promoted by Commu...
Ku Klux Klan in Indiana
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