Industries

Scope and Contents This collection contains one article by H. C. Scearce of Mooresville, Indiana entitled "Association progress" about the lumber industry on February 13, 1915.

Scope and Contents This collection includes black-and-white photographs taken at the Indianapolis Industrial Exposition at Union Station in Indianapolis, Indiana ranging from 1947 to 1948 showing people visiting the displays and exhibits.

Scope and Contents This collection includes photographs from Lena M. Hiatt in Wayne County, Indiana ranging from circa 1900 to 1931 regarding places, buildings, and some objects in Richmond, Indiana and a couple of images of Centerville and other towns.

Scope and Contents This collection includes two copies of an industrial listing created by the Noblesville Area Chamber of Commerce in Indiana in circa 1975. Noblesville's various industries include luncheon clubs, transportation, utilities, banks, newspapers, television, radio, hospitals, wholesalers, and other businesses operating in Noblesville. Some other Hamilton County industries are listed separately for Arcadia and Cicero, Carmel, Sheridan, and Westfield.

Scope and Contents This collection contains one article entitled "Outlook of the future from the standpoint of the industrial classes" written in Indianapolis in September of 1878.

Scope and Contents This collection includes photographs from the Stenograph Company in Indianapolis, Indiana ranging from circa 1913 to 1919 regarding the company's workers, equipment, and factory in Mars Hill, workers engaged in munitions manufacturing during World War I, residential homes on a street, and a banquet hosted by the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce for transportation commissions on October 16, 1919.Eight panoramic and one oversize photographs from the collection are located in an...

Scope and Contents This collection a black-and-white panoramic photograph from N. H. Losey in Indianapolis, Indiana in March, 1913 during the flooding of the White River. The image shows the edge of Worm and Company Beef and Pork Packers buildings in the lower left corner, other buildings and bridges, and the Puritan Bed Spring Company factory, all partially submerged, during the Great Flood of 1913.