Title	Statue of Chief Menominee
Owning Institution	Indiana Historical Society
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Item ID	SC3022_PAB_BOX4_016
Description	Marjorie Mueller took this photo of the statue of Chief Menominee in August 1937. The statue, erected in 1909 and located southwest of Plymouth, is a monument to Chief Menominee and the Potawatomi Indians who were forced to move from Indiana to Kansas in 1838.
Subject	Mueller family Lake Maxinkuckee Statues Indians of North America
Creator	Marjorie Mueller
Date	1937-08
Time Period	1930s (1930-1939)
Geographic Location	Indiana--Marshall County--Culver
Source Collection Name	Mueller Family Photograph Album
Source Collection Number	SC3022
Digital Collection Name	Schnull-Mueller-Vonnegut Family Collection
Digital Collection Number	dc083
Format of Original	Photographic print, b&w
Size of Original	2.5 x 3.5 in.
Digital Format	JP2000
Resolution	600 ppi
Notes	This photograph album, dated 1935–1944, was created by the Clemens O. Mueller family and includes photographs of family members in Indianapolis, at Lake Maxinkuckee in Culver, and at DePauw University in Greencastle. This album features many photos of Clemens' daughter, Marjorie Jean Mueller, from her time at DePauw University and John Herron School of Arts. Clemens Otto Mueller (1889-1963) was the son of John George Mueller (1860–1932) and Julia Wilhemine Schnull (1864–1926) of Indianapolis. The Mueller family was known for the Mooney-Mueller Drug Company of Indianapolis.
Type	Image
Copyright Notice	Digital Image 2016 Indiana Historical Society. All Rights Reserved.
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