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	Search results for Known    Refine your search Format of Original Photographic Print, B&... (11) Negative, Acetate, B&w... (1) Photograph, B&w (1) Photographic Print (1) Creator W H Bass Photo Company (10) W. H. Bass Photo Compa... (2) W H Bass Photo Company... (1) w.h Bass Photo Shop (1) Subject John Herron Art Instit... (2) Politicians (2) Portraits (2) Railroad Tracks (2) Towers (2) Show more... Date 1820s (1) 1835-08-07 (1) 1862 (1) 1900-1910 (1) 1908 (1) Show more... results 1-14 of 14 item(s)  page 1 of 1 : ( <<  1  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. Notice of Estate Sale at the Residence of the Late Roger Clements Estate sales; Advertisements; Farms; Slavery The notice reads: Public Sale. There will be exposed to sale on the 15th of September next at the late residence of ROGER CLEMENTS decd. all the property, both Real and Personal, belongnig to said dec'd.... 2. Shortridge High School Schools; Towers; Automobiles View of Shortridge High School, formerly known as the Old Indianapolis High School. A pointed tower tops the main entrance. Automobiles are parked along the curbs of the surrounding streets. 3. Maennechor Hall Social & civic facilities; Cultural facilities; Athenaeums View of Maennechor Hall. The brick building has a tile roof. The building is also known as the Athenaeum. 4. Looking East on Washington Street Between Meridian and Pennsylvania Streets Aerial views; Streets; Towers; Business districts; Fire lookout stations View along a portion of Washington Street. The building with a tower on top was known as "Glenn's Block". The tower served as the Fire Watchman's Tower. 5. John Herron Art Institute John Herron Art Institute; Galleries & museums Exterior view of the first location of the John Herron Art Institute, from 1901-1905. Known as the Tinker House at Talbott Place, this building was demolished to make room for the new building. 6. Baseball Stadium and the Indianapolis Power and Light Company along Washington Street Stadiums; Baseball; Power industry; Public utility companies; Rivers; Railroad tracks An aerial view of the Indianapolis Power and Light Company, which can be seen towards the bottom of the photograph near the railroad tracks. In the center of the photograph a baseball stadium can be seen... 7. Tinker House - Home of T.C. Steele, then First Home of the John Herron Art Institute (1901-1905) Tinker House; John Herron Art Institute; Steele, T, C. (Theodore Clement), 1847-1926 Known as Tinker House, in Talbott Place, the building was demolished to make way for the new building dedicated November 20, 1906. 8. First Marion County Courthouse Courthouses; Capitols; Government facilities; Cupolas On December 11, 1830, a "large and respectable" meeting that included more than half the members of the Indiana General Assembly, plus other distinguished Indianapolis residents, met at the Marion County... 9. Link-Belt Company Industrial facilities; Link-Belt Company; Railroad tracks Ewart Manufacturing Company was a subsidiary of Malleable, and in 1906 the company built a plant across the street known as the Link-Belt Company. Most Slovenes worked for either Malleable or Link-Belt,... 10. Thomas R. Marshall Portrait Whitley County (Ind.); Marshall, Thomas R. (Thomas Riley), 1854-1925; Portraits; Vice Presidents; Governors; Politicians Thomas R. Marshall, an Indiana governor and U.S. vice president under Woodrow Wilson, began his law practice in Columbia City in 1875. He was known for his dry sense of humor and his remark, “What this... 11. Plat of the Town of Indianapolis Maps; City planning; Plats; Planning drawings Commonly known as 'the Mile Square," the original plat of Indianapolis was created in 1821 by surveyor Alexander Ralston. Ralston assisted with the surveying and mapping of Washington, D.C. and his plan... 12. Wood's Livery Monument Circle (Indianapolis, Ind.); Circle Theater (Indianapolis, Ind.); Stables; Carriages & coaches Wood's transport was well known in the community. It's thought that when Booth Tarkington mentioned hiring a carriage in one of his novels he was thinking of Wood. [ca.1890] 13. Monument Circle, 1948 Monument Circle (Indianapolis, Ind.); Christ Church Cathedral (Indianapolis, Ind.); English Hotel (Indianapolis, Ind.); Transportation; Business districts; Office buildings During WWII and for a few years beyond the war, Christ Church offered a social hour to service men and women who were passing through Indianapolis. The event later became known as the Christ Church Canteen.... 14. Governor Noah Noble Portraits; Governors; Politicians; Clothing & dress; Noble, Noah, 1794-1844 Governor Noah Noble, 1831-1837. Through his two terms as governor Noble is best known for promoting internal improvements. As the 5th governor of the state he supported the development of canals and roads,... select all : clear all : add to favorites results 1-14 of 14 item(s)  page 1 of 1 : ( <<  1  >> ) :: previous : next
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