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Lonnie Bradley Burlison and Nellie Burlison Hape. Nellie was the donor of this collection, Lonnie is probably her sister-in-law, Mary Leona Bradley Burlison (1920-1993), [...]
n.d. | MSS 190-0243 | Nellie Hape Collection |
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Roy Harry Hape (1897–1969), a WWI veteran and husband to the donor of this collection
circa 1918 | MSS 190-0137 | Nellie Hape Collection |
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Identified as Linda Burlison, daughter of Norman Burlison and niece to the donor of this collection.
n.d. | MSS 190-0073 | Nellie Hape Collection |
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Identified as Donna Lou Wright at about 9 months old, a niece to the donor of this collection
n.d. | MSS 190-0048 | Nellie Hape Collection |
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Bowers (1926-2016). This photograph was accepted for exhibition with the Professional Photographers of Indiana at the Hotel Severin in Indianapolis, Indiana (April 26-28,[...]
circa 1959 | MSS 168-299 | Ferne Dempsey Collection |
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Man identified as Dr. Hedges.
n.d. | MSS 168-119 | Ferne Dempsey Collection |
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Mildred LeMond.
n.d. | MSS 168-040 | Ferne Dempsey Collection |
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The trap is raised to the surface of the ocean and the codfish are lifted out by this dip net.
n.d. | MSS 041-1035 | Mead Johnson Company Collection |
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When the trap is brought to the surface, the codfish look like this. They are alive and are taken by motor boats to the cleaning stages where the livers are removed withi[...]
n.d. | MSS 041-1034 | Mead Johnson Company Collection |
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This fish has finished spawning and has fed for over 3 weeks on capelin or caplin. Its liver is large and full of oil. This is the sort of fish that has a liver that cont[...]
n.d. | MSS 041-1031 | Mead Johnson Company Collection |
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