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Documentary about the 1937 flood in Evansville, Indiana
1937 | MSS 272-Media-005 | Great Flood of 1937 Collection |
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Identified as 16-18 year olds on Woodlawns semi-pro team that played at Bosse Field: L-R (first row) Lawrence Taylor, Andy Schoenbaechler, John Steinmetz (second row) Har[...]
n.d. | MSS 181-0261 | Darrel Bigham Collection |
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St. Lucas Evangelical Church at 39 W. Virginia St., originally 1100 E. Virginia St., A.C. Rosencranz home at421 SE 1st St., formerly 721 Upper 1st St., Canal St. School a[...]
circa 1900 | RH 033-0307 | Evansville Postcard Collection |
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Fulton Ave. Brewery at 1301 Pennsylvania St.; J.F. Lindley and Bro. Dry Goods and Carpets at 305-307 Main St., formerly 95-7 Main St.; Fred. P. Straub and Co. Hardware at[...]
circa 1900 | RH 033-0310 | Evansville Postcard Collection |
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Southern Stove Works Foundry at 100 Seventh Ave.; Evansville Pressed Brick on Stringtown Rd. north of the Belt Rwy.; I.A. Thiele Co. at 108-110 Upper 3rd St.; John S. McC[...]
circa 1900 | RH 033-0305 | Evansville Postcard Collection |
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Vanderburgh County Courthouse at 201 NW 4th St. The Old Vanderburgh County Courthouse is considered by architectural historians to be one of the most important examples o[...]
circa 1900 | RH 033-0311 | Evansville Postcard Collection |
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Cook's Park at what was formerly 410 Maryland St.; F.W. Cook Brewing Co. at 11 NW 7th St., formerly 214 Upper 7th St. Circa 1842 Nathan Rowley and Thomas Gifford cleared [...]
circa 1900 | RH 033-0309 | Evansville Postcard Collection |
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G. M. Daussmann home at 124 Washington Ave., Edward Boetticher home possibly at 807, now 407 N. First Ave., Armstrong Furniture Co. in the 100 block of 1st St., Charles H[...]
circa 1900 | RH 033-0303 | Evansville Postcard Collection |
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Hermann Brothers Manufacturing at 201-3 N. Main St., originally 1401 Main St.; Southwestern Broom Manufacturing at what was formerly 701 9th Ave.; Joseph F. Reitz Furnitu[...]
circa 1900 | RH 033-0302 | Evansville Postcard Collection |
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Joseph F. Reitz home, at 414 Riverside Dr. ; William.S. Gilbert home at 216 Washington Ave.; Jacob Meyer home at approximately 1506 N. Fulton Ave., originally 2106 Fulton[...]
circa 1900 | RH 033-0304 | Evansville Postcard Collection |
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