Lowell Nussbaum postcard photograph collection
Collection
Identifier: P002
Scope and Contents
This collection includes photographic prints and negatives of postcards from Lowell Nussbaum in Indiana ranging from circa 1910 to 1930s regarding Indianapolis buildings, street scenes and surrounding Indiana cities.
Dates
- circa 1910-1930s
Creator
- Nussbaum, Lowell, 1901-1987 (Person)
Conditions Governing Access
This collection is open for research.
Conditions Governing Use
Legal title, copyright, and literary rights reside with Rare Books and Manuscripts, Indiana State Library, Indianapolis, IN. All requests to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted to Rare Books and Manuscripts.
Biographical Note
"Lowell Nussbaum was born on November 6, 1901, in Marion, Indiana. He was the eldest of three children born to Josephine Reuss and Percy L. Nussbaum. Lowell grew up and attended Mann School in Marion until his father bought a farm near Fort Wayne. He then attended the Country School located outside Fort Wayne. Prior to his father’s death in 1916 Lowell worked for the Indiana Truck Company where he worked as a laborer. He also worked as a laborer at a box company in the same year.
After his father’s death Lowell returned to Marion. He then got involved in the newspaper business for the first time. He bought a newspaper route for $40. Soon after he bought this first route he rented it to another boy and started to build more routes. The largest of these routes was the Marion Soldier’s Home with its 600 customers. Within a short period of time he became a circulator for the Marion Leader-Tribune (later merged to become the Marion Chronicle Tribune). This involved counting out the papers and directing the carriers. He also became a part-time proof-reader for the paper.
By this time Lowell’s main ambition was to become a reporter. Since he could not get a reporting job in Marion, he decided to try for a summer job in Chicago. He managed to get a job with the Chicago Journal (now the Chicago Sun). During his interview with the publisher he stretched the truth a bit by saying that he had experience, didn’t mention what kind, and that he knew Chicago.
Shortly before he was to return to school the city editor found out that Lowell was getting the street location of his assignments from the corner policeman and decided that $12 a week was too much pay for his knowledge of the city.
Following the summer Lowell returned to high school and graduated from Jefferson School in Fort Wayne in 1919. In September of the same year he enrolled at the University of Michigan.
During the summer of 1920 he worked as a reporter for the Huntington Press (later merged with the Huntington Herald).
In 1921, after just two years at the University of Michigan, he returned to Marion until 1927 when Lowell went to work for the Indianapolis Times (later discontinued). While working for the Times he took a course in flying and became the paper’s aviation editor. During this time he interviewed Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh several times as well as other aviation celebrities of the time.
Lowell stayed with the Indianapolis Times until 1933 when he left to join the staff of the Toledo News-Bee (later discontinued) as their assistant city editor.
In 1938 he returned to the Indianapolis Times as a special assignment reporter and columnist. He stayed with the paper until 1945 when he joined the staff of the Indianapolis Star as a columnist — his column was titled "The Things I Hear." He stayed with the Star until his retirement in 1971."
Excerpt from: Kutsch, Steve. "Lowell B. Nussbaum." Indiana Journalism Hall of Fame. Accessed March 26, 2021. https://archive.is/20130911194818/http://indianajournalismhof.org/1975/01/lowell-b-nussbaum.
After his father’s death Lowell returned to Marion. He then got involved in the newspaper business for the first time. He bought a newspaper route for $40. Soon after he bought this first route he rented it to another boy and started to build more routes. The largest of these routes was the Marion Soldier’s Home with its 600 customers. Within a short period of time he became a circulator for the Marion Leader-Tribune (later merged to become the Marion Chronicle Tribune). This involved counting out the papers and directing the carriers. He also became a part-time proof-reader for the paper.
By this time Lowell’s main ambition was to become a reporter. Since he could not get a reporting job in Marion, he decided to try for a summer job in Chicago. He managed to get a job with the Chicago Journal (now the Chicago Sun). During his interview with the publisher he stretched the truth a bit by saying that he had experience, didn’t mention what kind, and that he knew Chicago.
Shortly before he was to return to school the city editor found out that Lowell was getting the street location of his assignments from the corner policeman and decided that $12 a week was too much pay for his knowledge of the city.
Following the summer Lowell returned to high school and graduated from Jefferson School in Fort Wayne in 1919. In September of the same year he enrolled at the University of Michigan.
During the summer of 1920 he worked as a reporter for the Huntington Press (later merged with the Huntington Herald).
In 1921, after just two years at the University of Michigan, he returned to Marion until 1927 when Lowell went to work for the Indianapolis Times (later discontinued). While working for the Times he took a course in flying and became the paper’s aviation editor. During this time he interviewed Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh several times as well as other aviation celebrities of the time.
Lowell stayed with the Indianapolis Times until 1933 when he left to join the staff of the Toledo News-Bee (later discontinued) as their assistant city editor.
In 1938 he returned to the Indianapolis Times as a special assignment reporter and columnist. He stayed with the paper until 1945 when he joined the staff of the Indianapolis Star as a columnist — his column was titled "The Things I Hear." He stayed with the Star until his retirement in 1971."
Excerpt from: Kutsch, Steve. "Lowell B. Nussbaum." Indiana Journalism Hall of Fame. Accessed March 26, 2021. https://archive.is/20130911194818/http://indianajournalismhof.org/1975/01/lowell-b-nussbaum.
Extent
1.6 Cubic Feet (5 manuscript boxes)
Language of Materials
English
Arrangement
This collection is arranged in the order in which it was photographed, reflcting Nussbaum's original order.
Custodial History
This collection was received by Rare Books and Manuscripts as a donation.
Accruals
No further additions are expected.
Item Listing
ROLL l
l. Public Comfort Station
2. Illinois and Washington streets showing The Indianapolis News Building and "The Public Comfort Station"
3. Washington and Illinois streets
4. Night scene on Washington Street
5. Washington Street from Illinois, showing Claypool Hotel and Indiana Theater
6. Washington Street west from Statehouse
7. White River and Big Four Bridge
ROLL 2 1. Illinois Street from Depot 2. Kuigaus Plant 3. Big Four freight yards showing St. Vincent's Hospital in the distance 4. Washington Street -- east 5. Meridian Street -- North from Washington 6. South Meridian Street -- looking towards Monument 7. Massachusetts Avenue at night 8. Massachusetts Avenue -- looking northeast 9. Commission House on South Delaware Street
ROLL 3 1. Birdseye view from Monument Place, 1912 2. Birdseye view looking west from Monument, 1906 3. Birdseye view looking west from Monument 4. Meridian Street looking north, Marion Club and Central Union Telephone Building 5. Meridian Street looking north from 30th Street 6. Washington Street, 1909 7. Washington Street, looking east from Meridian Street, 1909 8. East Washington Street -· east from Meridian Street, 1925 9. Birdseye view looking south from top of Monument
ROLL 4 1. State Life Building, 1907 2. State Life Building 3. Birdseye view looking north on Meridian Street 4. Birdseye view looking east on Market Street, 1906 5. Birdseye view looking east from Monument, 1910 6. View west from Monument top, 1909 7. Pennsylvania Street north from Washington Street
RDLL 5 1. Illinois Street , north from Washington Street 2. Looking north on Illinois St~eet from Maryland Street, 1908 3. Illinois Street , south from Maryland Street showing Edward Hotel and Majestic Theater, 19ll 4. Illinois Street north from depot 5. Illinois Street -- Occidental Building on right, Claypool Hotel on left, 1963 6. Illinois Street looking sout h, showing The Spencer House, 1910 7. Looking south on Pennsylvania from Ohio Street, 1908 8. Illinois and Washington streets -- looking north 9. Pennsylvania Street looking south from Ohio Street, 1909
ROLL 6 1. Looking north on Pennsylvania from Maryland, 1908 2. Washington and Pennsylvania streets, 1919 3. Dennison Hotel and Pennsylvania Street -- looking south 4. Pennsylvania Street -- looking north showing Grand Opera House, Dennison Hotel, and K of P Building, 1909 5. Birdseye view -- Indianapolis, 1912 6. Birdseye view -- northeast from Traction Building 7. Birdseye view looking northwest 8. ? 9. Massachusetts Avenue at night
ROLL 7 1. Indianapolis -- northeast from viaduct 2. Washington Street looking east from Illinois Street 3. Washington Street looking east 4. Market Street and view from Circle, 1912 5. Washington Street -- east from Meridian at night 6. View looking west from Traction Bridge, showing industries 7. Birdseye view looking east from Monument 8. Washington Street east from Illinois Street, 1909 9. Washington Street east from Illinois
ROLL 8 l. Illinois and Washington Streets, 1918 2. Washington Street 3. Washington Street -- looking east from Illinois 4. Washington Street -- looking east from Meridian 5. Washington Street -- east from Meridian 6. Washington Street -- east from Illinois 7. Washington Street -- looking east 8. Washington Street -- looking west from Pennsylvania 9. Washington Street at night
ROLL 9 1. Washington Street looking east from Illinois, 1905 2. Washington Street 3. Washington Street, Monument and Capitol from courthouse 4. Delaware Street looking north showing First Congregational and First Presbyterian churches 5. Meridian and 14th, looking north 6. Monument Place looking northeat from Market Street, 1912 7. Looking east on Ohio Street from Meridian Street, 1908 8. Benjanun Harrison and Caroline Scott Harrison 9. Benjamin Harrison
ROLL 10 1. Benjamin Harrison, 1907 2. Monument of Benjamin Harrison -- Crown Hill 3. Meridian Street -- north -- home of C. W. Fairbanks, 1916 4. Ohio Street at night 5. Looking north on Pennsylvania from Ohio -- K of P Building, 1908 6. Monument Place 7. View of West Market Street, 1910 8. North Delaware Street, 1912 9. Looking north on Delaware from Massachusetts Avenue, 1909
ROLL 11 1. Irving Avenue from Washington, 1912 2. Alabama Street looking north in Morton Place 3. Army and Navy Monument, 1912 4. Soldiers Monument, looking northwest, 1916 5. Birdseyesview of Indianapolis lookin north 6. Night view Soldiers and Sailors Monument 7. Base of Soldier's Monument, 1916 8. Soldiers and Sailors Monument 9. Army and Navy Monument
ROLL 12 1. Birdseye view, looking north from Monument, 1916 2. Soldiers and Sailors Monument, 1915 3. Birdseye view of Soldiers and Sailors Monument 4. Birdseye view of Soldiers and Sailors Monument, 1915 5. Monument Place 6. Monument, 1909 7. View of Indianapolis from Circle 8. The Sailors Monument (1908 9. Hotel English, Monument (1905
ROLL 13 1. Soldiers and Sailors Monument 2. Soldiers and Sailors Monument, 1910 3. General George Rogers Clark Monument 4. Looking northwest 5. Cascade -- Monument 6. War group -- Monument 7. Federal Building 8. U. S. Courthouse and Post Office
ROLL 14 1. New Federal Building 2. Interior -- new Federal Building J. Interior -- Federal Building, 1913 4. Interior -- Federal Building 5. Meridian Street looking south, Post Office, Board of Trade Building, Library, Monument, 1911 6. U. S. Post Office 7. Federal Building, 1910 8. Union Station 9. Traction Terminal Building, 1908
ROLL 15 1. Claypool Hotel, 1910 2. Claypool Hotel, 1911 J. Claypool Hotel, 1909 4· Claypool Hotel 5. Claypool Hotel 6. Lounging room -- Claypool Hotel ?. Lobby -- Claypool Hotel, 1911 8. Atrium -- Claypool Hotel, 1911 9. Chateau Cafe -- Claypool Hotel
ROLL 16 1. Promenade -- Claypool Hotel 2. Riley Room -- Claypool Hotel J. Grand Hotel 4. Grand Hotel Cafe, 1908 5. Lorraine Hotel 6. Imperial Hotel 7. English Hotel 8. English Hotel, 1918 9. Jacksonian Roof -- Severin Hotel
ROLL 17 l. Denison Hotel 2. Interior -- Denison, 1910 3. ? 1910 4. Severin Inn -- Severin Hotel 5. Louis XIV Cafe -- Severin Hotel 6. Buffet -- Severin Hotel 7. Hotel Lincoln Dining Room 8. Hotel Lincoln 9. Hotel Edward, 1908
ROLL 18 l. Fairbanks home 2. Fairbanks home 3. Hugh J. McGowan residence 4. Benj amin Harrison home 5. Benjamin Harrison home, 1911 6. Kin Hubbard home, 1917 7. Tudor Hall, 1918 8. Frank Van Camp home 9. L. H. Wheeler residence
ROLL 19 1. View west from Monument top, 1908 2. Meridian Street - south from Monument 3. South Meridian Street -- looking toward Monument, 1907 4. Pennsylvania Street -- looking south from Denison Hotel 5. Birdseye view looking east on Market Street 6. Capitol Avenue, Boulevard from North Street, 1910 7. Soldiers and Sailors Monument 8. Soldiers and Sailors Monument
ROLL 20 1. Federal Building, 1910 2. Union Depot J. Atrium Cafe Hotel Claypool 4· Lobby - Hotel Severin 5. The Rink Apartment House 6. Union Railway Station 7. Benjamin Harrison monument, University Park 8. Morton monument 9. William H. Harrison monument on Circle 10. William H. Harrison, Oliver P. Morton, 1912
ROLL 21 1. Colfax monument 2. Morton monument, 1914 3. Lawton monument, 1909 4. Morton, Lawton, Harrison monuments, 1915 5. Benjamin Harrison monument - University Park 6. Hendricks monument, Statehouse grounds 7. Capitol Building 8. State Capitol 9. First Statehouse
ROLL 22 1. State Capitol during funeral of Lincoln 2. State Capitol 3. Public Library 4. Public Library 5. Traction Terminal Building, 1908 6. Night scene -- Traction Terminal Station 7. Indiana Theater, 1928 8. Indiana Theater 9. Park Theater, 1909
ROLL 23 1. Hotel English 2. Hotel English and Opera House 3. Circle Theater 4. Interior, Circle Theater 5. J. S. Mustard Memorial Hall (Masonic Lodge), 1909 6. Odd Fellow Building 7. American Central Life Insurance Building 8. Roosevelt Building 9. Circle Tower Building
ROLL 24 l. National City Bank and I.O.O.F 2. William H. Block Company 3. Masonic Temple, 1909 4. Scottish Rite and Majestic Building 5. Scottish Rite Building 6. Athletic Club ?. Majestic Building 8. Hume-Mansur Building 9. Marion County Jail, 1910
ROLL 25 l. Odd Fellows Building, 1910 2. University Club 3. State Life Building 4. Pettis Dry Goods Company, 1907 5. New Athletic Club 6. Castle Hall, K of P ?. Hotel Lincoln 8. North Pennsylvania Street, looking south from New York Street showing the Pennway and K of P Building 9. Hotel Washington Building
ROLL 26 l. Research and Test ing Departments -- Science Building, Laboratories , Eli Lilly & Company 2. Biological laboratories, Eli Lilly Company 3. Indiana Trust Company Building, Virginia Avenue and Pennsylvania Street, 1920 4. Indiana Trust Building 5. Indiana National Bank 6. American National Bank, 1908 ?. Merchants' National Bank Building 8. The Guarantee Building, 1930 9. DePew Fountain--Chamber of Commerce, University Park
ROLL 27 1. Packard dealer 2. The Meridian 3. Hume-Mansur Building and roof garden 4. Indiana Bell Telephone Company Building 5. B.P.O. -- Elks, 1910 6. Lemcke Building 7. Lemcke Building and Annex 8. Real Estate Row -- Market Street east from Pennsylvania Street 9. Lemcke Building, 1908 10. Pennsylvania Street looking north showing new Lemcke Building and Grand Opera House, 1912
ROLL 28 l. K of P Building 2. K of P Building, 1909 3. Occidental Building 4. Marian Club 5. Elks Club 6. City courthouse 7. General offices -- Central Union Telephone Company, 1909 8. Board of Trade Building, Monument and Christ Church, 19ll 9. Stone Mound and Fountain, Court House Square, 1909 10. Commercial Club, 1907
ROLL 29 1. Circle Tower 2. Tomlinson Hall, 1910 3. Committee Room, Y.W.C.A., Phyllis Wheatley Branch 4. Sun Parlor and Dining Room , Indianapolis Y.W.C.A., 1913 5. Lemcke Annex Building, 19ll 6. Kahn Building, 1917 7. Ayres Building 8. Ford Motor Company, East Washington Street 9. City Hall 10. Interior of City Hall, 1912
ROLL 30 1. Tomlinson Hall and Market Place, 1908 2. Market Place and Tomlinson Hall, 1920 3. Shortridge High School 4. Caleb Mills Hall 5. Shortridge High School 6. Shortridge High School 7. Indiana College of Music, 1922 8. Metropolitan School of Music, 1910 9. Indiana Industrial School for Girls 10. State Institute for the Deaf and Dumb
ROLL 31 1. Indiana Institute for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb, 1916 2. State Deaf and Dumb Institute, 1910 3. State School for the Deaf 1914 4. Institute for the Blind, 1908 5. Jordan Conservatory of Music - South Campus Library and Studios and Administration Buildings, 1940 6. Field House -- Butler University 7. Thomas D. Gregg School No. 15, 1913 8. Tech City champions, 1925 9. Manuel Training High School, 1910 10. Manuel High School basketball team, 1923
ROLL 32 1. St. Agnes Academy, 1914 2. Shortridge High School 3. Bona Thompson Library 4. School No. 41 5. Public Library Branch No. 2 6. College of Missions, 1924 7. John Herron Art Institute 8. Old Butler College, 1908 9. Butler College, 1907 10. Butler College
ROLL 33 1. Butler College 2. Butler College, 1912 3. Administration Building --Indiana Central University 4. Winona Technical Institute, 1910 5. Irvington Public School 6. Knickerbocker Hall, 1910 7. Public School No. 51 8. Chemical Laboratory -- School of Pharmacy, Winona Technical Institute 9. Indianapolis Public Library 10. Capital City Brewing Company, corner West and Kansas streets
ROLL 34 1. Robert W. Long Hospital 2. Robert W. Long Hospital 3. Methodist Hospital, 1912 4- Methodist Episcopal Hospital, 1911 5. Methodist Episcopal Hospital 6. William N. Jackson Memorial Institute 7. St. Francis Hospital 8. Deaconess Hospital 9. City Hospital 10. St . Vincents Hospital, 1914
ROLL 35 l. St. Vincents Hospital 2. St. Vincents Hospital 3. Neuronhurst - Dr. L. B. Fletcher's Sanitarium, 1912 4. Joseph Eastman Hospital 5. Dr. Clark Robbins Sanitarium 6. Women's Department, Indiana Central Hospital for Insane 7. State Insane Hospital, 1910 8. Y.M.C.A. Building 9. Y.W.C.A. Building 10. Indianapolis Maennerchor Halle
ROLL 36 1. Indianapolis Columbia Club 2. Columbia Club, 1908 3. Stock yards 4. Tabernacle Presbyterian Church 5. Holy Rosary Church, 1912 6. S.S. Peter and Paul Cathedral, 1908 7. Emrichsville Bridge, 1914 8. Sacred Heart Catholic Church 9. First Presbyterian Church 10. Englewood Christian Church, 1913
ROLL 37 1. Washington Street Methodist Church 2. Irvington Methodist Church 3. Sixth Presbyterian Church 4. First Bapist Church 5. Christ Church 6. Ev. Lutheran, St. Peter's Church ?. St. Mary's Catholic Church 8. Ev. Lutheran, Trinity Church 9. Ev. Lutheran, St. Paul's Church 10. St. Matthews Lutheran Church
ROLL 38 1. Evangelical Zion's Church, 1911 2. Zion Evangelical Church, 1931 3. St. John's Evangelical Church 4. Headquarters Pilgrims Holiness Church 5. St. Paul M. E. Church 6. Roberts Park Methodist Church ?. St. John's Catholic Church, 1911 8. The Sanctuary Choir -- Roberts Park Methodist Church 9. St. John's Catholic Church 10. All Saints Unitarian Church
ROLL 39 1. Third Christian Church 2. Fletcher Place M. E. Church 3. Joan of Arc Church 4. Roberts Park M.E. Church, 1911 5. St. Philip Neri Church 6. First Baptist Church, 1911 7. First Friends' Church 8. Terrace Garden, Neuronhurst 9. New St. Vincent's Hospital 10. City Hospital
ROLL 40 l. J. R. Watkin's Medical Co., 1910 2. Progress Laundry 3. M. & H. Co-operative Laundry 4. E. 0. Langen Co. 5. Conrad's Cloak House 6. Rink's Cloak House 7. E. J. Gausepohl and Co. 8. Marett Dept. Store - advertisement 9. Children's Play Room, Marett Shoe Store 10. Ladies' Rest Room, Marett Shoe Shop, 1912
ROLL 4l l. Payne's Busy Bee Lunch No. l 2. Wheeler's Lunch Room 3. Cafe Edward, Hotel Edward 4. Hotel Lincoln Dining Room 5. Hotel Lincoln Coffee Shop 6. Hotel Lincoln Banquet Hall 7. Travertine Room, Hotel Lincoln 8. No. 5 Employees' Dining Room, The National Malleable Castings Co. 9. Lieber's Gold Medal, 1915 10. Kingan's -- Indiana St ate Fair, 1912
ROLL 42 1. Kingan & Co., Indiana State Fair, 1914 2. Bryce Baking Company (wagon) 3. Bryce's Bread (truck) 4. w. G. Schneider, Merchant Tailor 5. L. Strauss & Company 6. The Children's Corner, L. S. Ayres & Co. 7. L. S. Ayres & Co., Easter decorations, 1908 8. Ayres Building, 1917 9. L. S. Ayres & Co. 10. L. S. Ayres & Co.
ROLL 43 1. Madison Ave. Bridge leading to Country Club, Anderson, 1910 2. Bluffton Street Fair, Bluffton 3. Bluffton Street Fair, Bluffton, 1908 4. Twin Bridges, Bluffton 5. Main Street, Bluffton 6. Bluffton Water Works, Bluffton 7. West from Davis Hotel, Brazil, 1910 8. Business Section, Brazil 9. Main Street, looking out from Walnut St., Brazil 10. Sixth Street Valley, Brookville
ROLL 44 1. 6th and Main Sts., looking north, Brookville 2. Old County Jail, erected 1867, Centerville 3. Looking north on Main Cross Street, Centerville 4. Governor Morton's home, Centerville, 1922 5. Washington Street looking north from lOth Street, Columbus, 1909 6. Cincinnati Ave. north from Fourth St., Connersville 7. Jefferson Street, looking north, Converse 8. Jefferson Street, looking north, Converse 9. Indiana's First Statehouse, 1811, Curydon 10. Governor's Mansion, residence of Governors Thomas Posey, Jonathon Jennings, William Hendricks, Corydon
ROLL 45 1 . Old State Capitol, Corydon 2. General Lew Wallace 3. South Street, looking east, Crown Point, 1909 4. Battalion Cadets , Culver Military Academy, Culver, 1908 5. Scene in Lake Culver, Culver 6. George Ade's country home , Brook 7. Miles Medical Company, Elkhart 1914 8. Main Street north from High St., Elkhart l9ll 9. High School, English 10. Wm. English Monument , English
ROLL 46 l. Circus Day at Franklin 2. Main St. looking east from Second St., Evansville 3. Evansville 4. West End from Coal Mine Hill, Evansville 5. Main Street, looking east, Evansville 6. Ohio River steamboat landing, Evansville 7. Fort Wayne Electric Works, Fort Wayne, 1908 8. Calhoun Street, south from Berry, Fort Wayne 9. The Temple Theatre , corner Wayne and Clinton Sts., Fort Wayne, 1909 10. Wayne County Underground Depot, used during slavery times for hiding runaway enslaved people, Fountain City
ROLL 47 1. Clinton Street looking east from Main, Frankfort, 1908 2. South Jackson Street, Frankfort 3. Left wing of lobby, French Lick Springs Hotel, 1913 4. Goshen - Lincoln Ave., looking east, 1910 5. Goshen College - girls dormitory, 1909 6. Looking north on Main Street, Goshen ?. Washington Street looking east, Greencastle 8. "The Towers" - Home of the president of DePauw Univ., Greencastle (1924) 9. State Street, west from Hohman, Hammond 10. Business section, Huntington, 1917
ROLL 48 1. Business section, E. Market St., Huntington, 1915 2. Birdseye view of Huntington, 1917 3. Interior view, Huntington County Courthouse, Huntington, 1912 4. North and east side public square, Kokomo 5. Main Street, looking South, Kokomo 6. Main Street, Kendallville 7. West side Court House Square, Lafayette 8. Main Street, LaFountain 9. Main Street, LaPorte, 1911 10. Nelson Street, looking west from Third St., Leavenworth, 1909
ROLL 49 1. Business section -- Union Street, Liberty 2. Third Street Bridge, Logansport, 1912 3. Carnegie Public Library, Logansport 4. Madison, 1907 5. Martinsville Sanitarium, Martinsville, 1913 6. Franklin Street, looking north, Michigan City, 19ll 7. Franklin Street, looking south, Michigan City 8. Looking south from bridge, Michigan City 9. Lincoln Highway west from Main St., Mishawaka 10. Birdseye view of Muncie, looking northeast, 1910
ROLL 50 1. Walnut Street looking south, Muncie 2. Residence of G. T. White, Muncie 3. From courthouse looking northeast, Mt. Vernon 4. From courthouse looking southwest, Mt. Vernon 5. Birdseye view l ooking south, New Castle, 1911 6. Main Street, North Manchester 7. N. Broadway, Peru, 1910 8. Michigan Street, Plymouth 9. Meridian Street looking north, Portland 10. Main Street, looking east from 7th, Richmond, 1912
ROLL 51 l. General view of Eastern Indiana Hospital for Insane Richmond, 1909 2. Electrical Fountain, Howard Park, South Bend 3. Birdseye view of South Bend 4. Terre Haute House, Terre Haute, 1919 5. Wabash Avenue, Terre Haute 6. Wabash Ave., looking East from Herz's Store, Terre Haute, 1909 7. Thorntown, 1910 8. Soldiers and Sailors Monument, Princeton, 1922 9. Washington St., Valparaiso, 1909 10. Home of Gov. William Henry Harrison, 1804, Vincennes
ROLL 52 1. South Wayne Street, Warren 2. Market Street, looking east, Wabash, 1909 3. Canal Street, west from Wabash, Wabash 4. Buffalo St. looking north, Warsaw 5. Interior, West Baden Springs Hotel, West Baden 6. West Baden Springs Hotel, office lobby, West Baden 7. West Baden Springs Hotel, West Baden 8. Dr. Dickey; Cottage, Winona Lake 9. Billy Sunday's Residence, Winona Lake 10 Hoosier Cabinet Factory, New Castle, 1909
ROLL 53 1. Model of Indianapolis, circa 1917-1918 2. The largest cash register in the world, 1918 3. Indianapolis scene, circa 1917 4. Arch in Indianapolis, circa 1917-1918 5. Soldiers parading in Indianapolis, circa 1917-1918 6. Soldiers parading in Indianapolis, circa 1917-1918 7. Almas Band, Shrine Convention 8. Parading band in Indianapolis 9. War contribution's chest, Monument Circle, 1918 10. U.S. Gov't. Allied War Exhibit, University Park, 1918 September
ROLL 54 1. Indianapolis Star Building 2. Star Bloomer Girls Baseball Club 3. Vice-President Fairbanks & Joe Cannon at Danville , Ill. 4. Courthouse, Market and City Hall 5. 1892 street car strike 6. Christian Chapel, Episcopal Church, Franklin Life Bldg. 7. Former home of Walter Q. Gresham, N.W. corner Capital Ave. and 18th Street. 8. Prince Pu Lun in Indianapolis, 1904
ROLL 55 1. The Liberty Bell in Indianapolis, 1904 November 2 Ox-drawn covered wagon, Indianapolis, 1907 January 3. Mayor Shank, 1913 4. Nationales Saengerfest, 1908 5. Main foyer, Maennerchor Halle, 1916 6. Library, Maennerchor Halle 7. Dining hall, Maennerchcr Halle 8. Concert hall, Maennerchor Halle 9. Kneipe, Maennerchor Halle 10. Gruss vom Festplatz, 1905
ROLL 56 1. Mutual China Fire, 1918 2. Mutual China Fire, 1918 3. Mutual China Fire, 1918 4. Mutual China Fire, 1918 5. James Whitcomb Riley's birthplace, Greenfield 6. Riley and children 7. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and Mrs. Thomas Marshall, 1913 Inaugural 8. President Wilson and Vice-President Marshall at inaugural parade, 1913
ROLL 57 1. Stock Flanders "20", Robert Evans driving, Indianapolis, 1911/11/13 2. The Speedway, 1910 3. Balloon race, Indianapolis, circa 1908 4. Ray Harroun in "Marmon Wasp", 1912 5. Just before start - Motor Speedway 6. Motor Speedway scene, 1917 7. Motor Speedway scene 8. Motor Speedway scene 9. Motor Speedway scene, L915 10. Motor Speedway scene
ROLL 58 1. Motor Speedway scene, 1911 2. Motor Speedway scene - Pits and scoreboard, 1916 3. Airplanes over Motor Speedway, circa 1910 4. Fisher Garage, 1909 5. Motor Speedway scene, 1917 6. View from tower - Motor Speedway 7. Overhead auto bridge and aviation field, Motor Speedway 8. Tom Kincaid, 1909 9. Anderson in "Stutz", 1915 10. Frank E. Fithen, "Armless Auto Speed King"
ROLL 59 l. Howdy Wilcox (1915) 2. Balloon Race at Motor Speedway 3. Two men in a car (?) 4. Line up at judges stand, Motor Speedway 5. Before the start, Motor Speedway 6. Indianapolis Motor Speedway 7. Indianapolis Motor Speedway - Aerial view 8. Motor Speedway scene - Pit area 9. Indianapolis Motor Speedway scene - First lap, north turn 10. Motor Speedway pagoda
ROLL 60 1. City Building, Kendallville 2. Fire Dept., Connersville 3. Fire Dept., Alexandria 4. Central Fire Station, Elkhart 5. Fire station, LaPorte 6. Central Fire Dept., Kokomo 7. Central Fire Station, South Bend 8. Ruins of Aveline Hotel, Ft. Wayne, 1908 9. Central Station, Fire Department, Logansport 10. No. 1 Fire Department, Fort Wayne
ROLL 61 1. Fire Dept. Headquarters, Indianapolis 2. Camp scene, Richmond Chautauqua 3. Chautauqua, Richmond, 1906 4. Auditorium tent, Richmond Chautauqua 5. Indiana Union Traction Company's Power House, Anderson 6. Leach's Mammouth Quarry, Kokomo 7. Kokomo Steel Wire & Nail Works 8. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Kokomo, 1911 9. Kokomo Rubber Company 10. Fort Wayne Electric Works, 1910
ROLL 62 1. Hoosier Mfg. Co., New Castle, 1910 2. Great Western Pottery Works, Kokomo 3. Starch Works, Glucose Factory and Interurban Power House, Edinburg, 1909 4. Flint & Holling Co., Kendallville (1906 5. Royer Wheel Co., Aurora 6. Studebater Works, South Bend 7. Haynes Automobile Factory, Kokomo 8. Haynes Automobile Factory, Kokomo 9. Apperson Automobile Works, Kokomo 10. Apperson Automobile Factory, Kokomo
ROLL 63 1. Haynes Automobile Plant, Kokomo 2. Apperson Bros. Auto Co., Kokomo, 1913 3. Automobile Factory , New Castle, 1910 4. Ma~1ell-Briscol Motor Co., New Castle, Ind., 1912 5. Interstate Automobile Co., Muncie 6. Scene in Maxwell-Briscoll Co. shop, New Castle 7. Wabash Coating Mills, Wabash 8. McFarlan Buggy Co., Connersville 9. Interior, auto factory, New Castle, 1910 10. Automobile garage, New Castle
ROLL 64 1. Hobart M. Cable Co., LaPorte 2. Starr Piano Co., Richmond, 1909 3. Starr Piano Co., Richmond, 1909 4. King Piano Factory, Bluffton, 1908 5. Indiana State Prison, Michigan City 6. Indiana State Prison, main entrance, Michigan City 7. Keeley Institute , Plainfield 8. Scene on Main Street, Fortville 9. Methodist Memorial Home, Warren, 1913 10. H. Fendrich Cigar Factor , Evansville
ROLL 65 1. Wendell Willkie 2. Nilliam E. Jenner 3. Vernon Strawboard Factory, Mt. Vernon 4. American Furniture Co. & Electric Light Plant, Batesville 5. Souer's Stable, Huntington 6. T. A. Snider's Preserving Plant, Fairmount 7. Market Street, looking west 8. Union Station, 1909 9. Canoe Club Bldg., Riverside 10. East Washington St. (Irvington)
ROLL 66 1. Indianapolis Orphan Home, 1910 2. German Protestant Orphans' Home 3. Country Club, 1912 4- Masonic Temple 5. Independent Turnverein 6. Southside Turner Hall, 1910 7. Indianapolis Country Club 8. Henry D. Pierce, 1912 9. Second Christian Science Church 10. Second Presbyterian Church
ROLL 67 1. Tabernacle Presbyterian Church 2. Knights and Ladies of Honor, 1907 3. National Malleahle Castings Co. 4. Scene of 1913 flood, Lawrenceburg 5. Scene of 1913 Flood, Lawrenceburg 6. Scene of 1913 Flood, Lawrenceburg 7. Broadway, Peru 8. South School, New Castle, Tornado, 1917/03/11 9. Tornado scene, New Castle, 1917 10. New Albany tornado scene, 1917
ROLL 68 1. New Albany tornado scene 1917 2. New Castle tornado scene, 1917 3. Second Church of Christ Scientist, Indianapolis, 1914 4. Central Avenue M. E. Church 5. Cadle Tabernacle 6. Interior, Cadle Tabernacle 7. Retreat, Boy Scout Camp, Chank-Tun-Un-Gi, 1946 8. Entrance to Crown Hill Cemetery 9. Segregated "colored" women's dressing room, National Malleable Castings Co. 10. Segregated white men's dressing room, National Malleable Castings Co.
ROLL 69 1. New York Sanitarium (Gold Cure) Marion, 1917 2. 3rd Street, Marion 3. Adams Street, looking south, Marion 4. Washington Street & library, Marion, 1906 5 County jail, Marion 6. Post office, Marion 7. Y.M.C.A. Building, Marion 8. High school, Marion 9. High school building, Marion 10. High school, Marion
ROLL 70 1. Country Club, Marion 2. Indiana Theatre, Marion, 1906 3. Washington Street looking south, Marion, 1907 4. Spencer Hotel, Marion 5. Birdseye view, Marion 6. Washington Street south, Marion, 1909 7. Grant County Courthouse, Marion, 1913 8. Central School Bldg., Marion, 1909 9. Goldthait & Sons Co. 10. Elks' Home, Marion
ROLL 71 1. First M. E. Church , Marion 2. Odd Fellows Bldg., Marion 3. Marion Normal College, Marion, 1912 4. General view from "mess hall", Soldiers Home, Marion 5. Officers, wives, nurses at Governor's Quarters, National Military Home, Indiana 6. Entrance gate at Soldiers' Home, Marion 7. Soldiers' Home, Marion, 1907 8. McMahon Barracks, Soldiers' Home, Marion 9. Chapel, Soldiers' Home, Marion, 1907 10. Mess hall, Soldiers' Home, Marion
ROLL 72 1. Governors Home, National Military Home, Indiana 2. Steel Circle at Soldiers Home, Marion, 1911 3. Knights of Pythias Bldg., Marion 4. Eagles Home, Marion 5. Washington Street, Marion, 1909 6. Terminal Station, Marion, 1912 7. Interior of library, Marion 8. Post office, Marion 9. West side of square looking south, Marion 10. Grant County Hospital, Marion
ROLL 73 1. Public library, Marion 2. Third Ward School, Marion 3. Jefferson Street, looking north, Converse 4. Jefferson Street, looking north, Converse 5. Presbyterian church, Converse 6. High school, Converse 7. Mississinewa River Bridge, Jonesboro 8. School house, Jonesboro 9. M. E. church, Jonesboro 10. Indiana Rubber & Insolated Wire Co., Jonesboro
ROLL 74 1. United Glass Factory, Gas City 2. High school building, Gas City 3. Thompson's residence row, Gas City 4· M. E. church, Van Buren 5. M. E. church, Van Buren 6. Main Street, Van Buren 7. Main Street, looking east, Van Buren 8. No. 1 Fire Dept., Marion 9. Interior, post office, Marion 10. Interior, library, Marion
ROLL 75 1. Congregational Church, Marion 2. Indiana Theatre, Marion 3. Glass Block, Marion 4. First United Brethren Church, Marion 5. Main Street, looking east, Mooresville, 1910 6. G.E.Z. church, New Palestine ?. Tailholt, Indiana 8. Hamilton Co. Courthouse, Noblesville 9. First National Bank, Noblesville, 1911 10. South side of square, Noblesville, 1911
ROLL 76 1. Aquatic Club Bldg., White River 2. View at Riverside Park, 1907 3. Canoe Club, Riverside Park, 1912 4· Canoe Club 5. Riverside Park Pavillion 6. Bear pit, Riverside Park ?. Riverside Park 8. Riverside Park, 1908 9. "The Thriller", Amusement Row, Riverside Park, 1917 10. Riverside bathing beach
ROLL 77 1. Thirtieth Street Bridge, Riverside Park, 1921 2. Shelter house, Brookside Park, 1911 3. Military Park - Summer House, 1911 4. View of Broad Ripple Park 5. White River at Broad Ripple 6. Broad Ripple bathing beach 7. Scene on Broad Ripple, 1908 8. White City, Broad Ripple Park 9. North end of "Wonderland" 10. South end of "Wonderland"
ROLL 78 1. Colfax monument, University Park 2. DePew fountain, University Park 3. Birdseye view of University Park 4. Fairview Park 5. Fountain at Fairview Park 6. Garfield Park, 1909 7. Sunken gardens, Garfield Park, 1927 8. Garfield Park 9. "Hammond's Grove"? 10. Thomas Taggart memorial
ROLL 79 1. Thirtieth Street and Fall Creek Bridge 2. Central Ave. Bridge 3. N. Meridian St. Bridge washed away by flood 4. River Avenue Bridge 5. Northwestern Ave. Bridge 6. 30th Street Bridge, Riverside Park ?. N. Meridian Street Bridge -- flood, 1913 March 8. West Washington Street Bridge, 1910 9. Emrichsville Bridge 10. Fall Creek Blvd. 11. Wm. Simon meatstand, City Market, circa 1905-1910 12. Interior view of Indiana Dry Goods Co. Store
ROLL 2 1. Illinois Street from Depot 2. Kuigaus Plant 3. Big Four freight yards showing St. Vincent's Hospital in the distance 4. Washington Street -- east 5. Meridian Street -- North from Washington 6. South Meridian Street -- looking towards Monument 7. Massachusetts Avenue at night 8. Massachusetts Avenue -- looking northeast 9. Commission House on South Delaware Street
ROLL 3 1. Birdseye view from Monument Place, 1912 2. Birdseye view looking west from Monument, 1906 3. Birdseye view looking west from Monument 4. Meridian Street looking north, Marion Club and Central Union Telephone Building 5. Meridian Street looking north from 30th Street 6. Washington Street, 1909 7. Washington Street, looking east from Meridian Street, 1909 8. East Washington Street -· east from Meridian Street, 1925 9. Birdseye view looking south from top of Monument
ROLL 4 1. State Life Building, 1907 2. State Life Building 3. Birdseye view looking north on Meridian Street 4. Birdseye view looking east on Market Street, 1906 5. Birdseye view looking east from Monument, 1910 6. View west from Monument top, 1909 7. Pennsylvania Street north from Washington Street
RDLL 5 1. Illinois Street , north from Washington Street 2. Looking north on Illinois St~eet from Maryland Street, 1908 3. Illinois Street , south from Maryland Street showing Edward Hotel and Majestic Theater, 19ll 4. Illinois Street north from depot 5. Illinois Street -- Occidental Building on right, Claypool Hotel on left, 1963 6. Illinois Street looking sout h, showing The Spencer House, 1910 7. Looking south on Pennsylvania from Ohio Street, 1908 8. Illinois and Washington streets -- looking north 9. Pennsylvania Street looking south from Ohio Street, 1909
ROLL 6 1. Looking north on Pennsylvania from Maryland, 1908 2. Washington and Pennsylvania streets, 1919 3. Dennison Hotel and Pennsylvania Street -- looking south 4. Pennsylvania Street -- looking north showing Grand Opera House, Dennison Hotel, and K of P Building, 1909 5. Birdseye view -- Indianapolis, 1912 6. Birdseye view -- northeast from Traction Building 7. Birdseye view looking northwest 8. ? 9. Massachusetts Avenue at night
ROLL 7 1. Indianapolis -- northeast from viaduct 2. Washington Street looking east from Illinois Street 3. Washington Street looking east 4. Market Street and view from Circle, 1912 5. Washington Street -- east from Meridian at night 6. View looking west from Traction Bridge, showing industries 7. Birdseye view looking east from Monument 8. Washington Street east from Illinois Street, 1909 9. Washington Street east from Illinois
ROLL 8 l. Illinois and Washington Streets, 1918 2. Washington Street 3. Washington Street -- looking east from Illinois 4. Washington Street -- looking east from Meridian 5. Washington Street -- east from Meridian 6. Washington Street -- east from Illinois 7. Washington Street -- looking east 8. Washington Street -- looking west from Pennsylvania 9. Washington Street at night
ROLL 9 1. Washington Street looking east from Illinois, 1905 2. Washington Street 3. Washington Street, Monument and Capitol from courthouse 4. Delaware Street looking north showing First Congregational and First Presbyterian churches 5. Meridian and 14th, looking north 6. Monument Place looking northeat from Market Street, 1912 7. Looking east on Ohio Street from Meridian Street, 1908 8. Benjanun Harrison and Caroline Scott Harrison 9. Benjamin Harrison
ROLL 10 1. Benjamin Harrison, 1907 2. Monument of Benjamin Harrison -- Crown Hill 3. Meridian Street -- north -- home of C. W. Fairbanks, 1916 4. Ohio Street at night 5. Looking north on Pennsylvania from Ohio -- K of P Building, 1908 6. Monument Place 7. View of West Market Street, 1910 8. North Delaware Street, 1912 9. Looking north on Delaware from Massachusetts Avenue, 1909
ROLL 11 1. Irving Avenue from Washington, 1912 2. Alabama Street looking north in Morton Place 3. Army and Navy Monument, 1912 4. Soldiers Monument, looking northwest, 1916 5. Birdseyesview of Indianapolis lookin north 6. Night view Soldiers and Sailors Monument 7. Base of Soldier's Monument, 1916 8. Soldiers and Sailors Monument 9. Army and Navy Monument
ROLL 12 1. Birdseye view, looking north from Monument, 1916 2. Soldiers and Sailors Monument, 1915 3. Birdseye view of Soldiers and Sailors Monument 4. Birdseye view of Soldiers and Sailors Monument, 1915 5. Monument Place 6. Monument, 1909 7. View of Indianapolis from Circle 8. The Sailors Monument (1908 9. Hotel English, Monument (1905
ROLL 13 1. Soldiers and Sailors Monument 2. Soldiers and Sailors Monument, 1910 3. General George Rogers Clark Monument 4. Looking northwest 5. Cascade -- Monument 6. War group -- Monument 7. Federal Building 8. U. S. Courthouse and Post Office
ROLL 14 1. New Federal Building 2. Interior -- new Federal Building J. Interior -- Federal Building, 1913 4. Interior -- Federal Building 5. Meridian Street looking south, Post Office, Board of Trade Building, Library, Monument, 1911 6. U. S. Post Office 7. Federal Building, 1910 8. Union Station 9. Traction Terminal Building, 1908
ROLL 15 1. Claypool Hotel, 1910 2. Claypool Hotel, 1911 J. Claypool Hotel, 1909 4· Claypool Hotel 5. Claypool Hotel 6. Lounging room -- Claypool Hotel ?. Lobby -- Claypool Hotel, 1911 8. Atrium -- Claypool Hotel, 1911 9. Chateau Cafe -- Claypool Hotel
ROLL 16 1. Promenade -- Claypool Hotel 2. Riley Room -- Claypool Hotel J. Grand Hotel 4. Grand Hotel Cafe, 1908 5. Lorraine Hotel 6. Imperial Hotel 7. English Hotel 8. English Hotel, 1918 9. Jacksonian Roof -- Severin Hotel
ROLL 17 l. Denison Hotel 2. Interior -- Denison, 1910 3. ? 1910 4. Severin Inn -- Severin Hotel 5. Louis XIV Cafe -- Severin Hotel 6. Buffet -- Severin Hotel 7. Hotel Lincoln Dining Room 8. Hotel Lincoln 9. Hotel Edward, 1908
ROLL 18 l. Fairbanks home 2. Fairbanks home 3. Hugh J. McGowan residence 4. Benj amin Harrison home 5. Benjamin Harrison home, 1911 6. Kin Hubbard home, 1917 7. Tudor Hall, 1918 8. Frank Van Camp home 9. L. H. Wheeler residence
ROLL 19 1. View west from Monument top, 1908 2. Meridian Street - south from Monument 3. South Meridian Street -- looking toward Monument, 1907 4. Pennsylvania Street -- looking south from Denison Hotel 5. Birdseye view looking east on Market Street 6. Capitol Avenue, Boulevard from North Street, 1910 7. Soldiers and Sailors Monument 8. Soldiers and Sailors Monument
ROLL 20 1. Federal Building, 1910 2. Union Depot J. Atrium Cafe Hotel Claypool 4· Lobby - Hotel Severin 5. The Rink Apartment House 6. Union Railway Station 7. Benjamin Harrison monument, University Park 8. Morton monument 9. William H. Harrison monument on Circle 10. William H. Harrison, Oliver P. Morton, 1912
ROLL 21 1. Colfax monument 2. Morton monument, 1914 3. Lawton monument, 1909 4. Morton, Lawton, Harrison monuments, 1915 5. Benjamin Harrison monument - University Park 6. Hendricks monument, Statehouse grounds 7. Capitol Building 8. State Capitol 9. First Statehouse
ROLL 22 1. State Capitol during funeral of Lincoln 2. State Capitol 3. Public Library 4. Public Library 5. Traction Terminal Building, 1908 6. Night scene -- Traction Terminal Station 7. Indiana Theater, 1928 8. Indiana Theater 9. Park Theater, 1909
ROLL 23 1. Hotel English 2. Hotel English and Opera House 3. Circle Theater 4. Interior, Circle Theater 5. J. S. Mustard Memorial Hall (Masonic Lodge), 1909 6. Odd Fellow Building 7. American Central Life Insurance Building 8. Roosevelt Building 9. Circle Tower Building
ROLL 24 l. National City Bank and I.O.O.F 2. William H. Block Company 3. Masonic Temple, 1909 4. Scottish Rite and Majestic Building 5. Scottish Rite Building 6. Athletic Club ?. Majestic Building 8. Hume-Mansur Building 9. Marion County Jail, 1910
ROLL 25 l. Odd Fellows Building, 1910 2. University Club 3. State Life Building 4. Pettis Dry Goods Company, 1907 5. New Athletic Club 6. Castle Hall, K of P ?. Hotel Lincoln 8. North Pennsylvania Street, looking south from New York Street showing the Pennway and K of P Building 9. Hotel Washington Building
ROLL 26 l. Research and Test ing Departments -- Science Building, Laboratories , Eli Lilly & Company 2. Biological laboratories, Eli Lilly Company 3. Indiana Trust Company Building, Virginia Avenue and Pennsylvania Street, 1920 4. Indiana Trust Building 5. Indiana National Bank 6. American National Bank, 1908 ?. Merchants' National Bank Building 8. The Guarantee Building, 1930 9. DePew Fountain--Chamber of Commerce, University Park
ROLL 27 1. Packard dealer 2. The Meridian 3. Hume-Mansur Building and roof garden 4. Indiana Bell Telephone Company Building 5. B.P.O. -- Elks, 1910 6. Lemcke Building 7. Lemcke Building and Annex 8. Real Estate Row -- Market Street east from Pennsylvania Street 9. Lemcke Building, 1908 10. Pennsylvania Street looking north showing new Lemcke Building and Grand Opera House, 1912
ROLL 28 l. K of P Building 2. K of P Building, 1909 3. Occidental Building 4. Marian Club 5. Elks Club 6. City courthouse 7. General offices -- Central Union Telephone Company, 1909 8. Board of Trade Building, Monument and Christ Church, 19ll 9. Stone Mound and Fountain, Court House Square, 1909 10. Commercial Club, 1907
ROLL 29 1. Circle Tower 2. Tomlinson Hall, 1910 3. Committee Room, Y.W.C.A., Phyllis Wheatley Branch 4. Sun Parlor and Dining Room , Indianapolis Y.W.C.A., 1913 5. Lemcke Annex Building, 19ll 6. Kahn Building, 1917 7. Ayres Building 8. Ford Motor Company, East Washington Street 9. City Hall 10. Interior of City Hall, 1912
ROLL 30 1. Tomlinson Hall and Market Place, 1908 2. Market Place and Tomlinson Hall, 1920 3. Shortridge High School 4. Caleb Mills Hall 5. Shortridge High School 6. Shortridge High School 7. Indiana College of Music, 1922 8. Metropolitan School of Music, 1910 9. Indiana Industrial School for Girls 10. State Institute for the Deaf and Dumb
ROLL 31 1. Indiana Institute for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb, 1916 2. State Deaf and Dumb Institute, 1910 3. State School for the Deaf 1914 4. Institute for the Blind, 1908 5. Jordan Conservatory of Music - South Campus Library and Studios and Administration Buildings, 1940 6. Field House -- Butler University 7. Thomas D. Gregg School No. 15, 1913 8. Tech City champions, 1925 9. Manuel Training High School, 1910 10. Manuel High School basketball team, 1923
ROLL 32 1. St. Agnes Academy, 1914 2. Shortridge High School 3. Bona Thompson Library 4. School No. 41 5. Public Library Branch No. 2 6. College of Missions, 1924 7. John Herron Art Institute 8. Old Butler College, 1908 9. Butler College, 1907 10. Butler College
ROLL 33 1. Butler College 2. Butler College, 1912 3. Administration Building --Indiana Central University 4. Winona Technical Institute, 1910 5. Irvington Public School 6. Knickerbocker Hall, 1910 7. Public School No. 51 8. Chemical Laboratory -- School of Pharmacy, Winona Technical Institute 9. Indianapolis Public Library 10. Capital City Brewing Company, corner West and Kansas streets
ROLL 34 1. Robert W. Long Hospital 2. Robert W. Long Hospital 3. Methodist Hospital, 1912 4- Methodist Episcopal Hospital, 1911 5. Methodist Episcopal Hospital 6. William N. Jackson Memorial Institute 7. St. Francis Hospital 8. Deaconess Hospital 9. City Hospital 10. St . Vincents Hospital, 1914
ROLL 35 l. St. Vincents Hospital 2. St. Vincents Hospital 3. Neuronhurst - Dr. L. B. Fletcher's Sanitarium, 1912 4. Joseph Eastman Hospital 5. Dr. Clark Robbins Sanitarium 6. Women's Department, Indiana Central Hospital for Insane 7. State Insane Hospital, 1910 8. Y.M.C.A. Building 9. Y.W.C.A. Building 10. Indianapolis Maennerchor Halle
ROLL 36 1. Indianapolis Columbia Club 2. Columbia Club, 1908 3. Stock yards 4. Tabernacle Presbyterian Church 5. Holy Rosary Church, 1912 6. S.S. Peter and Paul Cathedral, 1908 7. Emrichsville Bridge, 1914 8. Sacred Heart Catholic Church 9. First Presbyterian Church 10. Englewood Christian Church, 1913
ROLL 37 1. Washington Street Methodist Church 2. Irvington Methodist Church 3. Sixth Presbyterian Church 4. First Bapist Church 5. Christ Church 6. Ev. Lutheran, St. Peter's Church ?. St. Mary's Catholic Church 8. Ev. Lutheran, Trinity Church 9. Ev. Lutheran, St. Paul's Church 10. St. Matthews Lutheran Church
ROLL 38 1. Evangelical Zion's Church, 1911 2. Zion Evangelical Church, 1931 3. St. John's Evangelical Church 4. Headquarters Pilgrims Holiness Church 5. St. Paul M. E. Church 6. Roberts Park Methodist Church ?. St. John's Catholic Church, 1911 8. The Sanctuary Choir -- Roberts Park Methodist Church 9. St. John's Catholic Church 10. All Saints Unitarian Church
ROLL 39 1. Third Christian Church 2. Fletcher Place M. E. Church 3. Joan of Arc Church 4. Roberts Park M.E. Church, 1911 5. St. Philip Neri Church 6. First Baptist Church, 1911 7. First Friends' Church 8. Terrace Garden, Neuronhurst 9. New St. Vincent's Hospital 10. City Hospital
ROLL 40 l. J. R. Watkin's Medical Co., 1910 2. Progress Laundry 3. M. & H. Co-operative Laundry 4. E. 0. Langen Co. 5. Conrad's Cloak House 6. Rink's Cloak House 7. E. J. Gausepohl and Co. 8. Marett Dept. Store - advertisement 9. Children's Play Room, Marett Shoe Store 10. Ladies' Rest Room, Marett Shoe Shop, 1912
ROLL 4l l. Payne's Busy Bee Lunch No. l 2. Wheeler's Lunch Room 3. Cafe Edward, Hotel Edward 4. Hotel Lincoln Dining Room 5. Hotel Lincoln Coffee Shop 6. Hotel Lincoln Banquet Hall 7. Travertine Room, Hotel Lincoln 8. No. 5 Employees' Dining Room, The National Malleable Castings Co. 9. Lieber's Gold Medal, 1915 10. Kingan's -- Indiana St ate Fair, 1912
ROLL 42 1. Kingan & Co., Indiana State Fair, 1914 2. Bryce Baking Company (wagon) 3. Bryce's Bread (truck) 4. w. G. Schneider, Merchant Tailor 5. L. Strauss & Company 6. The Children's Corner, L. S. Ayres & Co. 7. L. S. Ayres & Co., Easter decorations, 1908 8. Ayres Building, 1917 9. L. S. Ayres & Co. 10. L. S. Ayres & Co.
ROLL 43 1. Madison Ave. Bridge leading to Country Club, Anderson, 1910 2. Bluffton Street Fair, Bluffton 3. Bluffton Street Fair, Bluffton, 1908 4. Twin Bridges, Bluffton 5. Main Street, Bluffton 6. Bluffton Water Works, Bluffton 7. West from Davis Hotel, Brazil, 1910 8. Business Section, Brazil 9. Main Street, looking out from Walnut St., Brazil 10. Sixth Street Valley, Brookville
ROLL 44 1. 6th and Main Sts., looking north, Brookville 2. Old County Jail, erected 1867, Centerville 3. Looking north on Main Cross Street, Centerville 4. Governor Morton's home, Centerville, 1922 5. Washington Street looking north from lOth Street, Columbus, 1909 6. Cincinnati Ave. north from Fourth St., Connersville 7. Jefferson Street, looking north, Converse 8. Jefferson Street, looking north, Converse 9. Indiana's First Statehouse, 1811, Curydon 10. Governor's Mansion, residence of Governors Thomas Posey, Jonathon Jennings, William Hendricks, Corydon
ROLL 45 1 . Old State Capitol, Corydon 2. General Lew Wallace 3. South Street, looking east, Crown Point, 1909 4. Battalion Cadets , Culver Military Academy, Culver, 1908 5. Scene in Lake Culver, Culver 6. George Ade's country home , Brook 7. Miles Medical Company, Elkhart 1914 8. Main Street north from High St., Elkhart l9ll 9. High School, English 10. Wm. English Monument , English
ROLL 46 l. Circus Day at Franklin 2. Main St. looking east from Second St., Evansville 3. Evansville 4. West End from Coal Mine Hill, Evansville 5. Main Street, looking east, Evansville 6. Ohio River steamboat landing, Evansville 7. Fort Wayne Electric Works, Fort Wayne, 1908 8. Calhoun Street, south from Berry, Fort Wayne 9. The Temple Theatre , corner Wayne and Clinton Sts., Fort Wayne, 1909 10. Wayne County Underground Depot, used during slavery times for hiding runaway enslaved people, Fountain City
ROLL 47 1. Clinton Street looking east from Main, Frankfort, 1908 2. South Jackson Street, Frankfort 3. Left wing of lobby, French Lick Springs Hotel, 1913 4. Goshen - Lincoln Ave., looking east, 1910 5. Goshen College - girls dormitory, 1909 6. Looking north on Main Street, Goshen ?. Washington Street looking east, Greencastle 8. "The Towers" - Home of the president of DePauw Univ., Greencastle (1924) 9. State Street, west from Hohman, Hammond 10. Business section, Huntington, 1917
ROLL 48 1. Business section, E. Market St., Huntington, 1915 2. Birdseye view of Huntington, 1917 3. Interior view, Huntington County Courthouse, Huntington, 1912 4. North and east side public square, Kokomo 5. Main Street, looking South, Kokomo 6. Main Street, Kendallville 7. West side Court House Square, Lafayette 8. Main Street, LaFountain 9. Main Street, LaPorte, 1911 10. Nelson Street, looking west from Third St., Leavenworth, 1909
ROLL 49 1. Business section -- Union Street, Liberty 2. Third Street Bridge, Logansport, 1912 3. Carnegie Public Library, Logansport 4. Madison, 1907 5. Martinsville Sanitarium, Martinsville, 1913 6. Franklin Street, looking north, Michigan City, 19ll 7. Franklin Street, looking south, Michigan City 8. Looking south from bridge, Michigan City 9. Lincoln Highway west from Main St., Mishawaka 10. Birdseye view of Muncie, looking northeast, 1910
ROLL 50 1. Walnut Street looking south, Muncie 2. Residence of G. T. White, Muncie 3. From courthouse looking northeast, Mt. Vernon 4. From courthouse looking southwest, Mt. Vernon 5. Birdseye view l ooking south, New Castle, 1911 6. Main Street, North Manchester 7. N. Broadway, Peru, 1910 8. Michigan Street, Plymouth 9. Meridian Street looking north, Portland 10. Main Street, looking east from 7th, Richmond, 1912
ROLL 51 l. General view of Eastern Indiana Hospital for Insane Richmond, 1909 2. Electrical Fountain, Howard Park, South Bend 3. Birdseye view of South Bend 4. Terre Haute House, Terre Haute, 1919 5. Wabash Avenue, Terre Haute 6. Wabash Ave., looking East from Herz's Store, Terre Haute, 1909 7. Thorntown, 1910 8. Soldiers and Sailors Monument, Princeton, 1922 9. Washington St., Valparaiso, 1909 10. Home of Gov. William Henry Harrison, 1804, Vincennes
ROLL 52 1. South Wayne Street, Warren 2. Market Street, looking east, Wabash, 1909 3. Canal Street, west from Wabash, Wabash 4. Buffalo St. looking north, Warsaw 5. Interior, West Baden Springs Hotel, West Baden 6. West Baden Springs Hotel, office lobby, West Baden 7. West Baden Springs Hotel, West Baden 8. Dr. Dickey; Cottage, Winona Lake 9. Billy Sunday's Residence, Winona Lake 10 Hoosier Cabinet Factory, New Castle, 1909
ROLL 53 1. Model of Indianapolis, circa 1917-1918 2. The largest cash register in the world, 1918 3. Indianapolis scene, circa 1917 4. Arch in Indianapolis, circa 1917-1918 5. Soldiers parading in Indianapolis, circa 1917-1918 6. Soldiers parading in Indianapolis, circa 1917-1918 7. Almas Band, Shrine Convention 8. Parading band in Indianapolis 9. War contribution's chest, Monument Circle, 1918 10. U.S. Gov't. Allied War Exhibit, University Park, 1918 September
ROLL 54 1. Indianapolis Star Building 2. Star Bloomer Girls Baseball Club 3. Vice-President Fairbanks & Joe Cannon at Danville , Ill. 4. Courthouse, Market and City Hall 5. 1892 street car strike 6. Christian Chapel, Episcopal Church, Franklin Life Bldg. 7. Former home of Walter Q. Gresham, N.W. corner Capital Ave. and 18th Street. 8. Prince Pu Lun in Indianapolis, 1904
ROLL 55 1. The Liberty Bell in Indianapolis, 1904 November 2 Ox-drawn covered wagon, Indianapolis, 1907 January 3. Mayor Shank, 1913 4. Nationales Saengerfest, 1908 5. Main foyer, Maennerchor Halle, 1916 6. Library, Maennerchor Halle 7. Dining hall, Maennerchcr Halle 8. Concert hall, Maennerchor Halle 9. Kneipe, Maennerchor Halle 10. Gruss vom Festplatz, 1905
ROLL 56 1. Mutual China Fire, 1918 2. Mutual China Fire, 1918 3. Mutual China Fire, 1918 4. Mutual China Fire, 1918 5. James Whitcomb Riley's birthplace, Greenfield 6. Riley and children 7. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson and Mrs. Thomas Marshall, 1913 Inaugural 8. President Wilson and Vice-President Marshall at inaugural parade, 1913
ROLL 57 1. Stock Flanders "20", Robert Evans driving, Indianapolis, 1911/11/13 2. The Speedway, 1910 3. Balloon race, Indianapolis, circa 1908 4. Ray Harroun in "Marmon Wasp", 1912 5. Just before start - Motor Speedway 6. Motor Speedway scene, 1917 7. Motor Speedway scene 8. Motor Speedway scene 9. Motor Speedway scene, L915 10. Motor Speedway scene
ROLL 58 1. Motor Speedway scene, 1911 2. Motor Speedway scene - Pits and scoreboard, 1916 3. Airplanes over Motor Speedway, circa 1910 4. Fisher Garage, 1909 5. Motor Speedway scene, 1917 6. View from tower - Motor Speedway 7. Overhead auto bridge and aviation field, Motor Speedway 8. Tom Kincaid, 1909 9. Anderson in "Stutz", 1915 10. Frank E. Fithen, "Armless Auto Speed King"
ROLL 59 l. Howdy Wilcox (1915) 2. Balloon Race at Motor Speedway 3. Two men in a car (?) 4. Line up at judges stand, Motor Speedway 5. Before the start, Motor Speedway 6. Indianapolis Motor Speedway 7. Indianapolis Motor Speedway - Aerial view 8. Motor Speedway scene - Pit area 9. Indianapolis Motor Speedway scene - First lap, north turn 10. Motor Speedway pagoda
ROLL 60 1. City Building, Kendallville 2. Fire Dept., Connersville 3. Fire Dept., Alexandria 4. Central Fire Station, Elkhart 5. Fire station, LaPorte 6. Central Fire Dept., Kokomo 7. Central Fire Station, South Bend 8. Ruins of Aveline Hotel, Ft. Wayne, 1908 9. Central Station, Fire Department, Logansport 10. No. 1 Fire Department, Fort Wayne
ROLL 61 1. Fire Dept. Headquarters, Indianapolis 2. Camp scene, Richmond Chautauqua 3. Chautauqua, Richmond, 1906 4. Auditorium tent, Richmond Chautauqua 5. Indiana Union Traction Company's Power House, Anderson 6. Leach's Mammouth Quarry, Kokomo 7. Kokomo Steel Wire & Nail Works 8. Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Kokomo, 1911 9. Kokomo Rubber Company 10. Fort Wayne Electric Works, 1910
ROLL 62 1. Hoosier Mfg. Co., New Castle, 1910 2. Great Western Pottery Works, Kokomo 3. Starch Works, Glucose Factory and Interurban Power House, Edinburg, 1909 4. Flint & Holling Co., Kendallville (1906 5. Royer Wheel Co., Aurora 6. Studebater Works, South Bend 7. Haynes Automobile Factory, Kokomo 8. Haynes Automobile Factory, Kokomo 9. Apperson Automobile Works, Kokomo 10. Apperson Automobile Factory, Kokomo
ROLL 63 1. Haynes Automobile Plant, Kokomo 2. Apperson Bros. Auto Co., Kokomo, 1913 3. Automobile Factory , New Castle, 1910 4. Ma~1ell-Briscol Motor Co., New Castle, Ind., 1912 5. Interstate Automobile Co., Muncie 6. Scene in Maxwell-Briscoll Co. shop, New Castle 7. Wabash Coating Mills, Wabash 8. McFarlan Buggy Co., Connersville 9. Interior, auto factory, New Castle, 1910 10. Automobile garage, New Castle
ROLL 64 1. Hobart M. Cable Co., LaPorte 2. Starr Piano Co., Richmond, 1909 3. Starr Piano Co., Richmond, 1909 4. King Piano Factory, Bluffton, 1908 5. Indiana State Prison, Michigan City 6. Indiana State Prison, main entrance, Michigan City 7. Keeley Institute , Plainfield 8. Scene on Main Street, Fortville 9. Methodist Memorial Home, Warren, 1913 10. H. Fendrich Cigar Factor , Evansville
ROLL 65 1. Wendell Willkie 2. Nilliam E. Jenner 3. Vernon Strawboard Factory, Mt. Vernon 4. American Furniture Co. & Electric Light Plant, Batesville 5. Souer's Stable, Huntington 6. T. A. Snider's Preserving Plant, Fairmount 7. Market Street, looking west 8. Union Station, 1909 9. Canoe Club Bldg., Riverside 10. East Washington St. (Irvington)
ROLL 66 1. Indianapolis Orphan Home, 1910 2. German Protestant Orphans' Home 3. Country Club, 1912 4- Masonic Temple 5. Independent Turnverein 6. Southside Turner Hall, 1910 7. Indianapolis Country Club 8. Henry D. Pierce, 1912 9. Second Christian Science Church 10. Second Presbyterian Church
ROLL 67 1. Tabernacle Presbyterian Church 2. Knights and Ladies of Honor, 1907 3. National Malleahle Castings Co. 4. Scene of 1913 flood, Lawrenceburg 5. Scene of 1913 Flood, Lawrenceburg 6. Scene of 1913 Flood, Lawrenceburg 7. Broadway, Peru 8. South School, New Castle, Tornado, 1917/03/11 9. Tornado scene, New Castle, 1917 10. New Albany tornado scene, 1917
ROLL 68 1. New Albany tornado scene 1917 2. New Castle tornado scene, 1917 3. Second Church of Christ Scientist, Indianapolis, 1914 4. Central Avenue M. E. Church 5. Cadle Tabernacle 6. Interior, Cadle Tabernacle 7. Retreat, Boy Scout Camp, Chank-Tun-Un-Gi, 1946 8. Entrance to Crown Hill Cemetery 9. Segregated "colored" women's dressing room, National Malleable Castings Co. 10. Segregated white men's dressing room, National Malleable Castings Co.
ROLL 69 1. New York Sanitarium (Gold Cure) Marion, 1917 2. 3rd Street, Marion 3. Adams Street, looking south, Marion 4. Washington Street & library, Marion, 1906 5 County jail, Marion 6. Post office, Marion 7. Y.M.C.A. Building, Marion 8. High school, Marion 9. High school building, Marion 10. High school, Marion
ROLL 70 1. Country Club, Marion 2. Indiana Theatre, Marion, 1906 3. Washington Street looking south, Marion, 1907 4. Spencer Hotel, Marion 5. Birdseye view, Marion 6. Washington Street south, Marion, 1909 7. Grant County Courthouse, Marion, 1913 8. Central School Bldg., Marion, 1909 9. Goldthait & Sons Co. 10. Elks' Home, Marion
ROLL 71 1. First M. E. Church , Marion 2. Odd Fellows Bldg., Marion 3. Marion Normal College, Marion, 1912 4. General view from "mess hall", Soldiers Home, Marion 5. Officers, wives, nurses at Governor's Quarters, National Military Home, Indiana 6. Entrance gate at Soldiers' Home, Marion 7. Soldiers' Home, Marion, 1907 8. McMahon Barracks, Soldiers' Home, Marion 9. Chapel, Soldiers' Home, Marion, 1907 10. Mess hall, Soldiers' Home, Marion
ROLL 72 1. Governors Home, National Military Home, Indiana 2. Steel Circle at Soldiers Home, Marion, 1911 3. Knights of Pythias Bldg., Marion 4. Eagles Home, Marion 5. Washington Street, Marion, 1909 6. Terminal Station, Marion, 1912 7. Interior of library, Marion 8. Post office, Marion 9. West side of square looking south, Marion 10. Grant County Hospital, Marion
ROLL 73 1. Public library, Marion 2. Third Ward School, Marion 3. Jefferson Street, looking north, Converse 4. Jefferson Street, looking north, Converse 5. Presbyterian church, Converse 6. High school, Converse 7. Mississinewa River Bridge, Jonesboro 8. School house, Jonesboro 9. M. E. church, Jonesboro 10. Indiana Rubber & Insolated Wire Co., Jonesboro
ROLL 74 1. United Glass Factory, Gas City 2. High school building, Gas City 3. Thompson's residence row, Gas City 4· M. E. church, Van Buren 5. M. E. church, Van Buren 6. Main Street, Van Buren 7. Main Street, looking east, Van Buren 8. No. 1 Fire Dept., Marion 9. Interior, post office, Marion 10. Interior, library, Marion
ROLL 75 1. Congregational Church, Marion 2. Indiana Theatre, Marion 3. Glass Block, Marion 4. First United Brethren Church, Marion 5. Main Street, looking east, Mooresville, 1910 6. G.E.Z. church, New Palestine ?. Tailholt, Indiana 8. Hamilton Co. Courthouse, Noblesville 9. First National Bank, Noblesville, 1911 10. South side of square, Noblesville, 1911
ROLL 76 1. Aquatic Club Bldg., White River 2. View at Riverside Park, 1907 3. Canoe Club, Riverside Park, 1912 4· Canoe Club 5. Riverside Park Pavillion 6. Bear pit, Riverside Park ?. Riverside Park 8. Riverside Park, 1908 9. "The Thriller", Amusement Row, Riverside Park, 1917 10. Riverside bathing beach
ROLL 77 1. Thirtieth Street Bridge, Riverside Park, 1921 2. Shelter house, Brookside Park, 1911 3. Military Park - Summer House, 1911 4. View of Broad Ripple Park 5. White River at Broad Ripple 6. Broad Ripple bathing beach 7. Scene on Broad Ripple, 1908 8. White City, Broad Ripple Park 9. North end of "Wonderland" 10. South end of "Wonderland"
ROLL 78 1. Colfax monument, University Park 2. DePew fountain, University Park 3. Birdseye view of University Park 4. Fairview Park 5. Fountain at Fairview Park 6. Garfield Park, 1909 7. Sunken gardens, Garfield Park, 1927 8. Garfield Park 9. "Hammond's Grove"? 10. Thomas Taggart memorial
ROLL 79 1. Thirtieth Street and Fall Creek Bridge 2. Central Ave. Bridge 3. N. Meridian St. Bridge washed away by flood 4. River Avenue Bridge 5. Northwestern Ave. Bridge 6. 30th Street Bridge, Riverside Park ?. N. Meridian Street Bridge -- flood, 1913 March 8. West Washington Street Bridge, 1910 9. Emrichsville Bridge 10. Fall Creek Blvd. 11. Wm. Simon meatstand, City Market, circa 1905-1910 12. Interior view of Indiana Dry Goods Co. Store
Processing Information
Collection processing completed by the Indiana Division from 1971-1972. EAD finding aid created 2013/10/12 by Bethany Fiechter. EAD finding aid revised 2021/03/26 by Brittany Kropf.
- Anderson (Ind.)
- Bluffton (Ind.)
- Brazil (Ind.)
- Brookville (Ind.)
- Buildings
- Centerville (Ind.)
- Connersville (Ind.)
- Converse (Ind.)
- Corydon (Ind.)
- Culver (Ind.)
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- Fort Wayne (Ind.)
- Fountain City (Ind.)
- Franklin (Ind.)
- French Lick (Ind.)
- Gas City (Ind.)
- Goshen (Ind.)
- Greencastle (Ind.)
- Hammond (Ind.)
- Huntington (Ind.)
- Indianapolis (Ind.)
- Jonesboro (Ind.)
- Kendallville (Ind.)
- Kokomo (Ind.)
- LaPorte (Ind.)
- Lafayette (Ind.)
- Liberty (Ind.)
- Logansport (Ind.)
- Madison (Ind.)
- Marion (Ind.)
- Martinsville (Ind.)
- Michigan City (Ind.)
- Mishawaka (Ind.)
- Mount Vernon (Ind.)
- Muncie (Ind.)
- New Castle (Ind.)
- North Manchester (Ind.)
- Peru (Ind.)
- Photographs
- Plymouth (Ind.)
- Portland (Ind.)
- Postcards
- Princeton (Ind.)
- Richmond (Ind.)
- South Bend (Ind.)
- Streets
- Terre Haute (Ind.)
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Creator
- Nussbaum, Lowell, 1901-1987 (Person)
- Title
- Lowell Nussbaum postcard photograph collection
- Status
- Completed
- Description rules
- Describing Archives: A Content Standard
- Language of description
- English
- Script of description
- Latin
Repository Details
Part of the Rare Books and Manuscripts Repository
Contact:
140 North Senate Avenue
Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 U.S.A.
317-232-3671
140 North Senate Avenue
Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 U.S.A.
317-232-3671
