In this view of Anderson' s Meridian Street, taken from Twelfth and Meridian, three movie theaters--the Times, the Rivieria and the Paramount--are visible. Less than a block south is the State Theater.
Color Photograph. View of trophies and awards for AAU Championship Swim Meet held at Lake Shakamak. Diving platform and spectators on beach are visible in background.
This is a picture of the Madison Marine Railways and Shipyard. Visible in the photo are several riverboats tied up for repairs. Identified are "City of Owensboro", "Tell City", "Harry Brown", and "Alice Brown".
An image of a person walking through the snowy streets of Syracuse in 1978. Visible are the stores Mobil, Byland Jewelers, Autopartner, B. F. Goodrich, and Doty's Meat n' More.
Snow; Houses -- Indiana -- South Whitley; Historic buildings -- Indiana -- South Whitley
Jane A. Day, granddaughter of the owner, in the yard of the Morell-Nestel-Kessie House. She stands southeast of the house. Visible in the background is the ca. 1885 brick, Italianate style house.
Black and White Photograph. View of West Entrance Sign and road leading into Brown County State Park. Two-story farmhouse visible in background on right-hand side.
This image shows rental cabins located on the north side of the channel running east from the Huntinton Street Bridge, on property at the southwest end of Lake Street. They were owned and rented out by Beckman of Beckman Furniture Store until the...
Railroads; Railroad tracks; Inclined railroads; Railroad cuts; Railroad construction & maintenance; Madison
This is a view of the Madison Incline taken as workers removed rock to widen one of the cuts. Visible is a temorary narrow guage track used for transporting rock.
The photo is of the old freight depot along the river in Madison. It covered almost an entire block. The hill locomotive "M.G. Bright" is visible on the far left.
Railroads; Railroad construction & maintenance; Trestles; State parks & reserves; Railroad bridges
The footings and abutment for the high trestle are visible evidence of a method of crossing a deep ravine. At this point the course of the railroad turned south parallel to Clifty Creek, which is deep down, immediately beyond the abutments. This is...
West bound train on Vaughn Drive at Mill Street. Visible in photo is locomotive "8606" and box cars on siding located where the old freight depot once stood. The picture was taken about 1949.
Over 6,000 people packed the Madison County courthouse square to hear John F. Kennedy on Oct. 5, 1960. Although Senator Kennedy cannot be seen in this picture, his face is visible on the hats of the people in the foreground.
This image shows the lake as seen from the end of Pickwick Park on Lake Wawasee. It shows a house with a pier. The Spink hotel is visible across the lake.
