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50THE NORMAL ADVANCE.Athletics.The Normal football team defeated the CentralNormal College team at Danville, Ind., November15, by a score of 23 to...
Zetterberg, right guard
Laurey, left guard
Warner, right tackle
Griffith,left tackle
Harris, capt. and right end
Spencer,left end
McCammon, quarter back
Spindler,right half
Huber, left half
Zechiel, full back.Toiuch-downs were made by Harris, Spencer,Zechiel and Huber.Collins kicked all the goals but one.Referee, Whitlock
timer, Morgan
length ofhalves, 25 minutes.The foot ball team played their last game withthe T. H. H. S., November 22nd, and were defeated by a score&...
Indiana State University ArchivesNo subjects listed -
People gather on the balconies in the Clowes Memorial Hall lobby during the Clowes Memorial Hall 25th Anniversary Gala. The evenings performance&...
Butler University Buildings and Grounds Collection -
Prophets Town and Tippecanoe B.G. 1840. (title from verso of last page; this copy obviously written later than that date, in 1860s ...
A few mounds of earth and bits of decayed bark mark the old Indian burial ground. Prophets Town originally stood on 45 cleared acres&#x...
George Winter -
A receipt from Rielys Drug Store in Corydon, Indiana, that dates to 1893. Items purchased were white paint and linseed oil.
Businesses of Harrison County, Indiana -
52THE NORMAL ADVANCE.Local and Alumni.FinalExam—Vacation!Home, Sweet, Home!A Merry Christmas!And a Happy New Year!Hope you will come back ...
Indiana State University ArchivesNo subjects listed -
60THE NORMAL ADVANCEplayed a major part in the election of 1816,and was debated in the convention, which metin 1816 to form a state con...
in 1820, 190
in 1830, 3
in1840, 3. But the census of 1830 was not correct, for in 1830 there were 32 slaves at Vincennes alone. Very likely other census r...
against it, 11,991. But nearlyhalf the counties neglected to make returns,the majority being so overwhelming that, perhaps, it was not thought wr...
Indiana State University ArchivesNo subjects listed -
[July 1973 Vol II No 6 page 3]JULY, 1973 THE HOOSIER NEWS PAGE 3NEW DIRECTOR OF DATA SYSTEMS REPORTS TO INDIANAPhilip P. Lynch,&#x...
Clark County CollectionsNo subjects listed -
People gather in the Clowes Memorial Hall lobby on both the ground floor and on the balconies during the Clowes Memorial Hall 25th Anni...
Butler University Buildings and Grounds Collection -
People gather in the Clowes Memorial Hall lobby on both the ground floor and on the balconies during the Clowes Memorial Hall 25th Anni...
Butler University Buildings and Grounds Collection -
People gather in the Clowes Memorial Hall lobby on both the ground floor and on the balconies during the Clowes Memorial Hall 25th Anni...
Butler University Buildings and Grounds Collection -
People gather in the Clowes Memorial Hall lobby on both the ground floor and on the balconies during the Clowes Memorial Hall 25th Anni...
Butler University Buildings and Grounds Collection -
People gather in the Clowes Memorial Hall lobby on both the ground floor and on the balconies during the Clowes Memorial Hall 25th Anni...
Butler University Buildings and Grounds Collection -
THE NORMAL ADVANCE.53teristic attitude of a player while playing, weredrawn and a prize was awarded to the person guessing the most correctly.&#x...
Indiana State University ArchivesNo subjects listed -
1887 Sanborn Map: http://ulib.iupuidigital.org/cdm/ref/collection/SanbornJP2/id/369 <br>1898 Sanborn Map: http://ulib.iupuidigital.org/...
628 Lockerbie Street
Indianapolis
Indiana
Marion
Center
Lockerbie Square Historic District
Simon-Springhorn House <br>628 Lockerbie Street <br>c. 1870 <br>Lockerbie-area grocer Fredrick Simon owned this property from 1865 until his d...
Indiana Landmarks Historic Architecture Collection -
628 Lockerbie St., Simon-Springhorn House, Indianapolis, c. 1978
Yes
Simon-Springhorn House 628 Lockerbie Street c. 1870 Lockerbie-area grocer Fredrick Simon owned this property from 1865 until his death. It was in...
single-family dwelling
Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission Image Collection -
628 Lockerbie St., Simon-Springhorn House, Indianapolis, c. 1978
Yes
Simon-Springhorn House 628 Lockerbie Street c. 1870 Lockerbie-area grocer Fredrick Simon owned this property from 1865 until his death. It was in...
single-family dwelling
Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission Image Collection -
628 Lockerbie St., Simon-Springhorn House, Indianapolis, c. 1978
Yes
Simon-Springhorn House 628 Lockerbie Street c. 1870 Lockerbie-area grocer Fredrick Simon owned this property from 1865 until his death. It was in...
single-family dwelling
Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission Image Collection -
628 Lockerbie St., Simon-Springhorn House, Indianapolis 1989
Yes
Simon-Springhorn House 628 Lockerbie Street c. 1870 Lockerbie-area grocer Fredrick Simon owned this property from 1865 until his death. It was in...
single-family dwelling
Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission Image Collection -
628 Lockerbie St., Simon-Springhorn House, Indianapolis, c. 1977
Yes
Simon-Springhorn House 628 Lockerbie Street c. 1870 Lockerbie-area grocer Fredrick Simon owned this property from 1865 until his death. It was in...
single-family dwelling
Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission Image Collection -
628 Lockerbie St., Simon-Springhorn House, Indianapolis, c. 1968, Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana (Indiana Landmarks)
Yes
Simon-Springhorn House 628 Lockerbie Street c. 1870 Lockerbie-area grocer Fredrick Simon owned this property from 1865 until his death. It was in...
single-family dwelling
Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission Image Collection
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