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Flat bed rail cars in a waterlogged location. The car in the background says P.D. & E.""[The Peoria, Decatur and Evansville Railway}." was a railroad t[...]
1900 | MSS 247-6135 | Don Blair Collection |
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Bull at fairgrounds--the hands of the person holding him are just visible.
September 1910 | MSS 247-8124 | Don Blair Collection |
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Two women, 2 men, and 5 children wading at the old dam--identified as Homer Lichtenberger (must be far right), Vincent Freret (middle, standing), and Douglas Freret (hold[...]
1900 | MSS 247-6113 | Don Blair Collection |
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Stage at Murphy Auditorium, with curtain and elaborate backdrop with Venetian theme.""In 1911, the Working Men�s Institute purchased a lot adjacent to their m[...]
circa 1911 | MSS 247-8083 | Don Blair Collection |
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Edward Murphy, on steps of Workingmen's Institute.""Dr. Edward Murphy came to New Harmony as an orphan during the Owen Community days. Eventually he grew prospe[...]
1900 | MSS 247-6051 | Don Blair Collection |
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Dick Lichtenberger in the midst of an apple tree.
1900 | MSS 247-6070 | Don Blair Collection |
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Two men on Main St. by the W.F. (William Frederick) Lichtenberger store--the one on the right is identified as Captain Alfred Ribeyre, aka the Corn King, who was a promin[...]
1900 | MSS 247-8070 | Don Blair Collection |
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Identified as Narrows picnic group - 7 women, a young girl, and a baby, along with William Frederick Lichtenberger.
1911 | MSS 247-6076 | Don Blair Collection |
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Morris Ford's home in floodwater. �In a period of just two days (March 24th and March 25th [1913]) Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New York experienced tornad[...]
1913 | MSS 247-8045 | Don Blair Collection |
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E. Steaphen's silos.
1900 | MSS 247-6129 | Don Blair Collection |
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