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James Whitcomb Riley and His Dog Lockerbie
No full textJames Whitcomb Riley is waving good-bye to children, with his dog Lockerbie is on his lap. [1910]Appears in Destination Indiana 1
Portrait of James Whitcomb Riley
No full textPortrait of James Whitcomb Riley. [1910]Appears in Destination Indiana 1
James Whitcomb Riley
No full textPortrait of James Whitcomb Riley. He is sitting in a high-backed wood chair with an open book in his lap. He is wearing glasses, a dark colored suit, and a tie
James Whitcomb Riley and Siblings
No full textRiley is posed with his two brothers and two sisters. Siblings John Andrew, James Whitcomb, Mary Elizabeth, Elva May, and Alexander Humboldt Riley, 15 December 1871
Advertisement for a Performance by James Whitcomb Riley
No full textThe broadside gives the location, time, and cost of the performance by James Whitcomb Riley
James Whitcomb Riley and Four Friends
No full textStudio portrait of the five friends. Riley is standing in the back next to a woman with a lace collar. Another gentleman is seated with women on either side.The individuals are identified on the back of the photograph as being Pat Guymon, James Whitcomb Riley, Nellie Millican, John Guymon and Mrs. John Guymon
Autobiography of James Whitcomb Riley
No full textHumorous account of Riley's life including details of his youth, family, various jobs, personal appearance, and what makes his poetry special
James Whitcomb Riley Could Have Used an OT and PT after His 1910 Stroke
Full text linkAn Exhibit presented by the Riley Hospital Historic Preservation Committee and James Whitcomb Riley Museum Home & Visitor Center. Photos courtesy of IU Indianapolis University Library Special Collections and Archives, Indianapolis Public Library, Indiana State Library, Indiana Historical Society, and the Library of Congress
List of Executive Directors, Presidents, and CEOs of Riley Memorial Association/Riley Children’s Foundation
No full textComprehensive list of Executive Directors, Presidents, and CEOs of the Riley Children’s Foundation (formerly the James Whitcomb Riley Memorial Association) from 1921 to November 2025
Cover of "The Reader Magazine", Christmas 1904
No full text"A Carol" by James Whitcomb Riley is on the cover of the magazine
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