This image shows the auditorium of the opera house. The theater was built by the Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.) as a memorial to Civil War veterans. It is on the National Register of Historic Places.
This image shows some of the exterior architectural details of the building. The theater was built by the Grand Army of the Republic as a memorial to Civil War veterans.
This image shows the front facade of the opera house. The Grand Army of the Republic built the opera house as a memorial for Civil War Veterans. The building is on the National Register of Historic Places.
This image shows the auditorium. The Grand Army of the Republic built the opera house as a memorial to Civil War Veterans. The building is on the Natioinal Register of Historic Places.
This image show the balcony seating at the opera house. The Grand Army of the Republic built the opera house as a memorial to Civil War Veterans. The building is on the National Register of Historic Places.
The image shows the rear of the auditorium of the opera house. The Grand Army of the Republic built the opera house as a memorial to Civil War veterans. The building is on the National Register of Historic Places.
The image shows the mural in the opera house. The Grand Army of the Republic built the opera house as a memorial to Civil War Veterans. The building is on the National Register of Historic Places.
Indiana; Age-Specific Death Rate; Allen County; Beckes, L.M.; Bertillon System (Disease and Mortality Classification); Budget; Butter; Cause of Death; Cause-Specific Mortality Rate; Census; Cremation; Death Certificates; Descriptive Statistics;...
Analysis of mortality statistics for September p. 117 / Sickness during September p. 118 / Looking Backward p. 118 / The revision of the Bertillon classifications of causes of death p. 119 / Pure water on the farm p. 120 / The water we use p. 120 /...
Indiana; Adverse Health Effects; Age-Specific Death Rate; Bertillon System (Disease Classification); Burrage, Severance; Cause-Specific Mortality Rate; Communicable Diseases; Cost-Benefit Analysis; Daviess County; Descriptive Statistics;...
Abstract of mortality statistics for January, 1901 p. 1 / Smallpox in January p. 2 / Disease prevalence in January p. 2 / A change p. 2 / School sanitation and decoration p. 2 / Smallpox is a preventable disease p. 3 / A laboratory of hygiene p. 4...
Indiana; Age-Specific Death Rate; Anti-Vaccination; Auburn; Baker, Geo. F.; Bedding and Linens; Bichloride; Bridgeport; Campbellsburg; Carpets; Cause-Specific Mortality Rate; Clothing; Coroners; Crosby, Dr.; Dairy Cattle and Milk Production; Dairy...
Abstract of mortality statistics for February, 1901 p. 13 / Sickness is Indiana in February p. 14 / Smallpox in February p. 14 / The laboratory bill p. 14 / A hostpital fo consumptives p. 17 / Directions for the disinfection of the rooms and things...
Indiana; Accidental Falls; Accidents, Railroad; Age-specific death rate; Allen County; Animal-Related Deaths; Animal Slaughtering and Processing; Bicknell; Blood Tests; Blueprints; Burn Injuries; Butchers and Meat Cutters; Carbolic Acid;...
Diphtheria That Was Not Diphtheria p. 113 / Abstract of mortality statistics for August 1906 p. 113 / Summary of morbidity and mortality in August p. 114 / Smallpox p. 114 / Tuberculosis p. 114 / Typhoid fever p. 114 / Pneumonia p. 114 / Deaths by...
Reprint of a photograph of William T. Vaughn on a roadgrader. Vaughn was the county highway superintendent for 30 years in Dubois County. He lived along Highway 45 in Huntingburg. Keywords: roadgrader, superintendent, houses, reprint
Photograph of William T. Vaughn on a roadgrader. Vaughn was the county highway superintendent of Dubois County for 30 years. He lived along Highway 45 in Huntingburg. The strange coloration is smoke damage from a house fire. Keywords: roadgrader,...
