Title	International Typographic Union Convention, 1927
Owning Institution	Indiana Historical Society
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Required Credit Line	Use must be accompanied with the attribution: Bretzman Collection, Indiana Historical Society.
Item ID	PAN_P0431_IP_14X38_PAN0530
Description	Group photo of the International Typographical Union Convention, held in Indianapolis on August 8-13, 1927, including the Indianapolis Typographical Union Band. Founded in 1852, Indianapolis became the headquarters for the union in 1888, where it stayed for 73 years. At this time, President Charles P. Howard presided over the union. This convention was held at the Van Camp Mansion, built by Frank Van Camp of Van Camp's Pork & Beans, located at 2820 North Meridian. The lawn of the home became known as "Typographical Terrace" in 1925 after the mansion became the headquarters for the union.
Subject	Labor unions Labor union members Labor leaders Bands
Creator	Bretzman, Charles F.
Date	1927-08-08
Time Period	1920s (1920-1929)
Geographic Location	Indiana--Marion County--Indianapolis
Source Collection Name	NHPRC Cirkut Negative Preservation Collection
Source Collection Number	P0431
Digital Collection Name	Panoramic Photograph Images
Digital Collection Number	dc013
Format of Original	Interpositive
Size of Original	14x38 in.
Digital Format	JP2000
Resolution	600 ppi
Notes	The original nitrate negative was copied with funds provided by a grant from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission in 1990. This digital image was created from that copy. The copy prints and negatives are stored in Microfiche Number order. Interpositives are stored in PAN number order.
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Copyright Notice	Digital image 2015 Indiana Historical Society. All Rights Reserved.
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