Stickers

Scope and Contents This collection includes a letter from W.M. Cockrum in Oakland City, Indiana to Indiana Governor Samuel M. Ralson on December 8, 1916 regarding thanking him for an invitation to celebrate the 100th birthday of Indiana statehood and to attend the meeting of the Indiana Historical Commission at the State House on December 11, 1916. There are also 11 colored stickers, which read: "You are most cordially invited to come to the Indiana Centennial Celebration at Indianapolis, October 2-15, 1916."

Scope and Contents This collection includes one Indiana Forest Alliance "I Love Indiana Forests" sticker and two "Wood is Good" stickers from the American Tree Farm system (2016).

Scope and Contents This collection contains various items ranging from 1923 to 1982 and undated regarding the state emblems of Indiana, including postcards with the state flag and state flower, pamphlets about the state emblems published by the Indiana Historical Bureau, and reproduced images of the peony and tulip tree. The collection also includes a circa 1976 pamphlet about the state seal from the Secretary of State's office that was printed in conjunction with the United States Bicentennial Celebration;...

Scope and Contents The collection contains materials related to Posey County, Indiana, comprising copies of handwritten minutes and constitution of the Society of New Harmony Community of Equality, New Harmony, Indiana (1825-1826); a typed, translated copy of a February 1, 1837 letter from Prince Maximilian von Wied to Charles Lesueur of New Harmony, Indiana regarding a visit to New Harmon y in 1832-1833 (original at Indiana Historical Society); a handwritten letter from W.H. Watkins in New Harmony to A.M....

Scope and Contents This collection includes six photocopied letters, Operation Desert Storm stickers, two posters, a newspaper clipping and yellow ribbon from Hancock County, Indiana celebrations during 1991. The letters in the collection are responses from a Valentine's Day card sent by Pat and Ron Underwood's granddaughter, Tara Cooper during the conflict.