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Wabash River, I.C. Bridge and Taylor's Ferry, Riverton, Indiana
Wabash River, I.C. Bridge and Taylor's Ferry, Riverton, Indiana
TitleWabash River, I.C. Bridge and Taylor's Ferry, Riverton, Indiana
Owning InstitutionIndiana Historical Society
Item IDP0408_BOX21_SULLIVAN_COUNTY_RIVERTON
DescriptionRiverton was laid out in 1887 and named for its location on the Wabash River. The only naval battle in Indiana history took place nearby in 1779, marking the end of British military strength in the Wabash Valley.
SubjectSullivan County (Ind.)
Railroad bridges
Wabash River
Wabash River Valley
Rivers
Ferries
Electric railroads
Passenger trains
DateSeptember 27, 1907
Time Period1900s (1900-1909)
Geographic LocationIndiana--Sullivan County--Riverton
Source Collection NameIndiana Postcard Collection
Source Collection NumberP 0408
Digital Collection NameAssorted Images from IHS Collections
Digital Collection NumberV0002
Format of OriginalPhotographic postcard
Digital FormatJPG2000
Resolution600 dpi
Destination IN JourneySullivan County Journey
TranscriptionAddressed to: Miss Minnie Garritson Centralia, Ill. Message: Hello Kid why dont u have my trunk shipped to me I wrote a week ago for it this is where I cross the river every day Gee I am most froze if I dont get my clothes I will sure haft to go so I will ans your letter as soon as I sleep I have been out all night clearing a [rest of message unreadable]
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