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	Search results for Family > Photographic Print    Refine your search Subject Miller, Xenia Simons (12) Families (11) Miller Family (11) Miller, J Irwin (Josep... (10) Clothing & Dress (8) Show more... Creator Carpenter, Walter (3) Eli Lilly and Company (3) Lieber, Carl, H (2) Peat, Wilbur David, 18... (2) Zalman Studio, 3353 Ce... (2) Show more... Date ca 1890 (3) ca 1900 (3) ca 1910 (3) ca 1950 (3) 1892 (2) Show more... results 1-20 of 82 item(s)  page 1 of 5 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. Xenia Simons Miller, Xenia Simons; Miller family; Portrait photographs; Hairstyles Xenia’s family was affected by the Great Depression. They finally settled in Columbus, where her father was able to make a go of his hickory furniture business with the Columbus Hickory Chair Company.... 2. Joseph Irwin Miller and Family at Muskoka, Canada Miller, J. Irwin (Joseph Irwin), 1909-2004; Miller, Xenia Simons; Miller family; Summer; Families; Boats; Canoes and canoeing; Sports; Golfers; Golf In addition to his list of accomplishments, Miller, most importantly was a father to Margaret, Catherine, Elizabeth, Hugh, and Will, and a grandfather to ten grandchildren. 3. English Family Home on Circle Street Houses; Monument Circle (Indianapolis, Ind.)--Photographs; English, William Hayden 1822-1896; Towers William H. English bought this house on Circle Street in 1864 and enlarged and improved it. The remodeled house contained "probably the handsomest reception parlor in the city with magnificent frescoes... 4. View of Englishton Park, Lexington, Indiana Gardens; Houses; English, William E. (William Eastin), 1850-1926; English, William Hayden 1822-1896 William H. English was born in Lexington and his family maintained a home there called Englishton Park. English had many interests and was among the wealthiest men in Indiana; he was a banker, U.S. Congressman,... 5. Goss Family Home, Gosport, Indiana Owen County (Ind.); Goss family; Houses Gosport was platted in 1829 and named for Ephraim Goss who settled the area with his family around 1818. His son, Joseph, an early merchant in town, lived in the Goss House. The town prospered as a shipping... 6. Octagon House West of Raleigh, Indiana, Home of the William S. Hall Family Rush County (Ind.); Families; Politicians; Hall family; Houses; Hall, William S., 1814-1905 William S. Hall, farmer and cabinetmaker, justice of the peace, and state representative, founded one of the first consolidated schools in the U.S. He also designed and built this house for his large family... 7. Long and Kuns Family 4th of July Celebration at Elnora, Indiana Daviess County (Ind.); Fourth of July celebrations; Families; Flags; Fishing & hunting gear; Tents; Bunting (Cloth); Women's clothing; Children's clothing; Men's clothing; Patriotism This family holiday celebration took place on Saturday, July 4th, 1914. The location was known as "Camp Happy" and was on the banks of the White River near Elnora. People in the photograph are members... 8. Southern Indiana Fox Hunters 14th Annual Meet, October 1924, Morgantown, Indiana Morgan County (Ind.); Fox hunting; Dogs; Hunting Morgantown was first laid out in March of 1831, by Robert Bowles and Samuel Teeters. It was named either for a pioneer family or for the county where it is located. Organized fox hunts such as these served... 9. J.W. Hubbard Mill at Monrovia, Indiana Morgan County (Ind.); Mills and mill-work; Hubbard family The town of Monrovia was laid out in 1834. From early in the town’s history, mills have been a source of business and a gathering place for residents. The Hubbard Family bought this mill in the 1890s,... 10. Henry Moore’s “Arch” Miller, Xenia Simons; Miller, J. Irwin (Joseph Irwin), 1909-2004; Miller family; Art--Indiana; Art--Indiana--Columbus; Bartholomew County (Ind.); Cleo Rogers Public Library In 1971 the Henry Moore Arch, 20 feet tall and weighing 5 ½ tons, was placed in the plaza in front of the Cleo Rogers Public Library. The Millers donated the bronze sculpture which was caste in Hamburg,... 11. Henry Moore’s “Arch” Miller, Xenia Simons; Miller, J. Irwin (Joseph Irwin), 1909-2004; Miller family; Art--Indiana; Art--Indiana--Columbus; Bartholomew County (Ind.); Cleo Rogers Public Library In 1971 the Henry Moore Arch, 20 feet tall and weighing 5 ½ tons, was placed in the plaza in front of the Cleo Rogers Public Library. The Millers donated the bronze sculpture which was caste in Hamburg,... 12. Mary St. Clair Fortune Fortune, Mary St. Clair; Mothers & children; Women's clothing; Hairstyles William Fortune was born in Boonville, Indiana on May 27, 1863 to William Harrison Fortune and Mary St. Clair Fortune. His father, a Civil War veteran, moved the family to various towns throughout the... 13. Xenia and Irwin Miller on Their Wedding Day Miller, Xenia Simons; Miller family; Miller, J. Irwin (Joseph Irwin), 1909-2004; Military uniforms; Weddings Upon her graduation, Xenia’s future mother-in-law, Nettie Sweeney Miller, offered to give her a loan to attend business school, which enabled Xenia to get a job at Irwin Union Bank, making $8 a week,... 14. Xenia and the Miller Children Miller, Xenia Simons; Miller family; Children; Families; Hairstyles; Clothing & dress While Irwin was serving in the Pacific during WWII, Xenia delivered their first child, Margaret. She and Irwin eventually settled in Columbus after the war, and had four more children, Catherine, Elizabeth,... 15. Xenia and Irwin Miller Miller, Xenia Simons; Miller family Xenia lived a life much bigger than she had imagined as a girl, when she had never even crossed the Ohio River. Xenia and Irwin travelled all over the world, but always kept their home in Columbus. She... 16. Xenia Simons as a Child Miller, Xenia Simons; Miller family; Dogs; Children's clothing; Children Xenia was born in Morgantown, Indiana on July 9, 1917. Her parents were Luther and Nellie Simons, ran a furniture making business. Xenia was the youngest of four children, and she got her name from her... 17. Xenia Receiving an Honorary Degree from MacMurray College Miller, Xenia Simons; Miller family; Graduation ceremonies Xenia sometimes regretted the fact that she turned down the opportunity to attend college, so some of her proudest achievements were the honorary degrees she earned from MacMurray College, Butler Univeristy,... 18. Xenia at the Preview of her Crèche Collection Miller, Xenia Simons; Miller family; Christmas decorations Xenia was an avid art collector. She was a patron of both fine artists and folk artists. Her most memorable collection of folk art was her collection of crèches from all over the world. 19. Joseph Irwin Miller and Xenia Simons Miller, J. Irwin (Joseph Irwin), 1909-2004; Miller, Xenia Simons; Miller family Miller began his career working as General Manager of Cummins Engine Company in 1934. There he met Xenia Simons, a member of the employee’s union bargaining committee. They passed notes to each other... 20. Lyman Ayres at Glendale Mall Groundbreaking Ayres, Lyman S., 1908-1996; L.S. Ayres and Company; Griffith, Theodore; Gloin, James A.; Men's clothing Under the leadership of the third generation, the company gained additional frontage on Meridian Street, and also expanded in scope. Ayres agreed to be an anchor store in the first shopping mall in Indianapolis,... select all : clear all : add to favorites results 1-20 of 82 item(s)  page 1 of 5 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  >> ) :: previous : next
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