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	Search results for Men's Clothing    Refine your search Subject Men's Clothing (53) Portrait Photographs (23) Portraits (9) Ball Family (9) Hats (8) Show more... Format of Original Photographic Print, B&... (17) Digital (8) Tiff (5) Print (4) Glass Plate, Negative,... (2) Show more... Date ca 1920 (4) ca 1925 (2) 1895 (2) 1962 (2) ca 1900 (2) Show more... Creator Inbody, John (2) John Inbody, Photograp... (1) Platt Studios, Indiana... (1) Bretzman (1) Eli Lilly and Company (1) Show more... results 1-20 of 53 item(s)  page 1 of 3 : ( <<  1  2  3  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. Block's Store Window Display of Men's Clothing, 1951 William H. Block Department Store; Department stores; Clothing & dress; Men's clothing; Storefronts; Stores & shops; Display of merchandise A view of the Block's store windows with men's suits, coats, and hats on display in 1951. 2. Frederic (Fritz) Ayres with Daughter Nancy at Indianapolis Athletic Club Ayres, Frederic M., Jr., 1913-1973; Women's clothing; Men's clothing Fred Jr. retired in 1960. Lyman II became chairman of the board in 1962 and was replaced as president of the company by longtime employee James A. Gloin, the first leader of the store who was not an immediate... 3. Family Reunion in Lawrence County Families; Reunions; Clothing & dress; Women's clothing; Men's clothing 4. First streetcar in Plainfield, Indiana, 1904 Hendricks County (Ind.); Street-railroads; Electric railroads; Passengers; Women's clothing; Men's clothing; Baby carriages Transportation has played a vital role in Hendricks County. For example, in 1876 one rail line connected Plainfield to seven other Hendricks County towns and to Indianapolis and Terre Haute. Shown here... 5. 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... 6. Walter's Pond at Odon, Indiana Daviess County (Ind.); Lakes & ponds; Women's clothing; Men's clothing; Hiking; Country life Odon was originally laid out as Clarksburg in 1846, but the town name was changed on April 4, 1881. Two of the biggest advocates for the change were Joe Dun Laughlin and Caleb O’Dell; thus the “O”... 7. Railroad Builders Railroads; Clothing & dress; Men; Men's clothing 8. L. Strauss and Company Building L. Strauss and Company; Department stores; Business districts; Show windows; Advertising; Display of merchandise; Transportation; Bicycles; Clothing & dress; Shopping; Men's clothing The store was located at 33-37 West Washington Street. It operated at this location from 1905-1946. Leopold Strauss, a young tailor from Chronberg, Germany worked for the company as a clerk. By 1879 he... 9. Group on an Outing Delaware County (Ind.); Clothing & dress; Summer; Men's clothing; Hats Society blossomed due to the gas boom. There were many parties to attend and clubs to join, although the first club in Muncie began well before gas boomed in the city. One particular activity was to visit... 10. Committee Notifying Charles Fairbanks of his Nomination as Vice President Fairbanks, Charles W. (Charles Warren), 1852-1918; Political activity; Political candidates; Political conventions; Politicians; Vice-Presidents--United States; Clothing & dress; Men's clothing; Hairstyles; Patriotism; Flags IN 1904 Fairbanks became a candidate for vice president as Theodore Roosevelt's runnning mate. Fairbanks, a conservative, had been chosen to balance the ticket and to assure victory in Indiana, often a... 11. Young Ralph Teetor Riding Railway Inspection Car with Family Members Ralph Teetor, 1890-1982; Railroads; Railroads--Maintenance and repair; Railroads--Safety measures; Families; Men's clothing; Hats Bicycle enthusiasm swept Indiana in the 1890s providing employment for most of the men in the Teetor family living in Hagerstown. In 1894 Charles Teetor designed and built a bicycle for rail inspection,... 12. Man Driving Three-Seat Automobile Automobiles; Transportation; Winter; Men's clothing; Clothing & dress; Dirt roads; Automobile license plates 13. Power Shovel Steam shovels; Excavating machinery; Men; Men's clothing 14. William Fortune and Meredith Nicholson Fortune, William, 1863-1942--Photographs; Nicholson, Meredith, 1866-1947; Men's clothing; Authors, American Fortune and his wife set up housekeeping in Woodruff Place, just outside the bustling downtown. Fortune was drawn into social activities due to his wife’s gregarious personality, and the family socialized... 15. 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,... 16. Frederic M. Ayres L.S. Ayres and Company; Ayres, Frederic M., Sr., 1872-1940; Businessmen; Retail trade; Men's clothing; Portrait photographs 17. John Bova Conti Grocers; Bova Conti, John, 1877-1937; Italian Americans--Indiana--Indianapolis; Hats; Men's clothing Bova Conti, a native of Sicily, emigrated to the United States and operated an Italian grocery in Indianapolis. 18. Pantelis L. Cofouros Portrait photographs; Men's clothing Pantelis L. Cofouros owned a restaurant in Indianapolis on the corner of Maryland and Illinois Streets. 19. James Whitcomb Riley Riley, James Whitcomb, 1849-1916; Poets, American; Men's clothing; Portrait photographs Riley at age twenty-four. 20. The Ball Brothers: William, Frank, Lucius, Edmund, and George Ball Brothers Company, Inc.; Ball family; Families; Men's clothing The Ball brothers became famous for their home canning jar manufacturing business. William was a salesman for the Ball Company; Frank served as its first president for 63 years. Lucius became a physician... select all : clear all : add to favorites results 1-20 of 53 item(s)  page 1 of 3 : ( <<  1  2  3  >> ) :: previous : next
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