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Indianapolis (Ind.)

 Subject
Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings

Found in 650 Collections and/or Records:

Jacob Baldwin collection

 Collection
Identifier: L379
Scope and Contents This collection includes letters, photographs, newspaper articles, and other materials from Jacob Baldwin in Indianapolis, Indiana ranging from 1898 to 1964 regarding World War 1 military life, family, education, employment at the Barbasol Company, and interurban railways.

There is also an undated panoramic photograph of Company C, 152nd Infantry (OBD026).
Dates: 1898-1964

Jacob Garretson letter

 Collection — Folder S0504
Identifier: S0504
Scope and Contents This collection contains a January 17, 1852 letter written by J. Garretson of Philadelphia and sent to "Theo". His letter recounts his experiences and observations during a trip through Ohio and Indiana. He notes the depressed wheat prices in Ohio and that Indiana was in much better condition with the pork trade being the staple of the state. He shares his thoughts about his visits to Indianapolis, Terre Haute, Vincennes, and Madison, Indiana and Cincinnati, Ohio. He also mentions the fact that...
Dates: 1852/01/17

James A. Collins speeches and articles

 Collection — Folder S0284
Identifier: S0284
Scope and Contents The collection contains a typescript of an article by James Collins on the origin of the Indianapolis Juvenile Court as well as a number of printed pamphlets of speeches and articles by Collins. All the materials deal with the justice system, primarily the probation system that Collins first instituted in the Indianapolis city court.
Dates: 1909-1931, undated

James A. Jones papers

 Collection — Folder S1987
Identifier: S1987
Scope and Contents This collection includes three autographed envelopes from various authors in Indianapolis, Indiana ranging from 1924 to 1927 regarding legal matters.
Dates: 1924, 1927

James Allison photograph collection

 Collection — Folder SP052
Identifier: SP052
Scope and Contents This collection includes photographs from Allison Division and Marian College in Indianapolis, Indiana, ranging from 1911 to 1973, regarding James Allison and his mansion, "Riverdale."
Dates: 1911-1973

James Blake papers

 Collection — Folder S130
Identifier: S0130
Scope and Contents This collection includes bills and autographed, signed letters from various correspondents in Indiana and Pennsylvania ranging from 1826 to 1847 regarding to business interests.
Dates: 1826-1847, undated

James Cunningham oral history

 Collection
Identifier: OH072
Scope and Contents In an oral history interview conducted by Jerry Handfield for the Indiana State Library on February 9, 1977, James Cunningham discusses his parents and their Irish heritage, his father’s work at the Pennsylvania railroad and move to the near South Side. He talks about attending St. John’s Catholic school, the brothers of the Holy Cross and school life in the early twentieth century. He talks about growing up in the near south side, the sports he participated in as a child and part time jobs he...
Dates: 1977/02/09

James H. Edwards letter

 Collection — Folder S0416
Identifier: S0416
Scope and Contents The collection contains a letter written by James H. Edwards to Miss Mertie Barker regarding her article on the Cyclorama building that housed the Battle of Atlanta. The Cyclorama had once been in Indianapolis, but was located at Grant Park in Atlanta, Georgia, at the time this letter was written.
Dates: 1955/01/18

James H. McNeely papers

 Collection — Multiple Containers
Identifier: S0901
Scope and Contents This collection comprises receipts, invoices, and correspondence from James H. McNeely in Lawrenceburg, Indianapolis, Evansville, and Terre Haute, Indiana, as well as Dayton and Cincinnati, Ohio, ranging from 1847 to 1872 and undated, regarding personal news, marriage and bigamy, and business matters.
Dates: 1847-1872, undated

James L. Keach papers

 Collection — Folder S2312
Identifier: S2312
Scope and Contents This collection contains legal documents from 1885 related to a lawsuit filed against James L. Keach in the Marion County (Ind.) Superior Court by Ebenezer Edwards and Frederick H. Guhl of Chicago who were seeking payment for two carloads of potatoes ordered by Keach. Keach had paid $50.00 as a down payment, but when the produce arrived in Indianapolis, the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and St. Louis Railroad only allowed a partial unloading of one car due to a lack of proper paperwork. By the time...
Dates: 1885-1888