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Category Archives: Hoosier History
Fewer bridges need repairs, but task still monumental
Interesting article. Every day we drive over bridges, not giving them a second thought. Many of these are old and historic. WASHINGTON, February 2016 – Nearly 10% of the country’s bridges – 58,495 out of 609,539 – were considered structurally deficient … Continue reading
Posted in Finances, Government, Hoosier History, News, Politics, Re-blog, Technology, Transport
Tagged bridge, finance, government, history, news, politics, reblog, repair, report, road, usa
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18 Rare Photos Taken In Indiana During The Great Depression
18 Rare Photos Taken In Indiana During The Great Depression The Hoosier state has definitely endured our fair share of rough times. One of the many rough times being the Great Depression which took place from 1929 to 1939. The … Continue reading
Posted in Hoosier History, photography, Pictures from the Web, Re-blog
Tagged depression, great, heritage, history, hoosier, in, indiana, picture, pictures, reblog, state
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From Lewis and Clark to a cemetery in Indiana
Old Pioneer Cemetery in Waynetown is the final resting place of William Bratton, a member of the historic expedition to explore the Louisiana Purchase territory in 1804-06. WAYNETOWN — Old cemeteries are filled with surprises. One stone in this … Continue reading
James Whitcomb Riley Recordings
On Friday, June 7, 1912, James Whitcomb Riley finished his last recording session for the Victor Talking Machine Company. Out of around twenty recordings made during five days of readings, only four of the discs were ever issued by Victor. … Continue reading
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Tagged county, crawfordsville, history, hoosier, in, indiana, James, montgomery, poet, poetry, Riley, Whitcomb
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Colins Place 