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Terre Haute Bottling Machine
No full textEmployees are using the bottling machine.This image is a preservation copy made from an unstable original nitrate negative
Destination Indiana - U.S.S. Indianapolis Journey
No full textCaptain McVay, who committed suicide in 1968, was posthumously exonerated by Congress in 2001. The survivors hold regular reunions and established the memorial located on the canal in downtown Indianapolis. Descendants and supporters belong to the group “USS Indianapolis (CA35) Second Watch,” that works to preserve the ship’s story
Destination Indiana - U.S.S. Indianapolis Journey
No full textAt the ship’s launching party Lucy Taggart, daughter of a former mayor of Indianapolis, christened the ship’s bow with a bottle containing waters from the White River and Fall Creek, both of which flow through the city. In December 1932 she and then Mayor Reginald Sullivan presented the silver service from the battleship USS “Indiana” to the “Indianapolis.” The “Indiana” had seen action in the Spanish- American War and was decommissioned in 1919
The Monumental Library
No full textThese scans are made from copies of the original paper read by a member
In the Days of Chesterfield
No full textPaper read before the Club entitled: The Fourth Earl of Chesterfield.These scans are made from copies of the original paper read by a member
A Defense of the Dilettante
No full textThese scans are made from copies of the original paper read by a member
Architecture - The Tell-Tale Art
No full textAppears to be a revision of a paper enititled: Periods in Architecture, dated April 1, 1913; not a Literary Club paper; filed together.These scans are made from copies of the original paper read by a member
The Development of the Connoisseur in Art
No full textThese scans are made from copies of the original paper read by a member
Will Our Present Civilization Prevail?
No full textThese scans are made from copies of the original paper read by a member