Indiana Artists George Jo and Evelynne Bernloehr Mess: A Story of Devotion

DuBois, June

Indiana Historical Society

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Shortridge High School, 1864-1981, in Retrospect

Education & Teaching

Gaus, Laura Sheerin

Schools & Teaching

<p>A survey in words and pictures of the priceless architectural heritage of Madison, Indiana. More than three hundred illustrations depict the astounding abundance of stylistically diverse nineteenth-century structures and the architectural details, especially ironwork, that contribute to the "Madison Look." Contains a historical introduction that examines the relationship between the city’s economics and its architecture.</p>

The Early Architecture of Madison, Indiana

Windle, John T.

Arts & Photography

We the People: Indiana and the United States Constitution

Legal Theory & Systems

The Northwest Ordinance, 1787: A Bicentennial Handbook

History

Americas

This collection of abstracts from the western Methodist church paper contains more than eight thousand obituary entries that often include birth date and place, death date and place, names of relatives, previous residences, and more. Most of the obituaries are of people from the states of Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky; however, other states in the Midwest are also represented. Entries are arranged chronologically by issue and alphabetically by name of deceased. Two indexes, a name index and a geographic index, are also included.

Abstracts of Obituaries in the Western Christian Advocate, 1834-1850

Margaret R. Waters

Dorothy Lois Riker

Doris Leistner

World

The Classic Hoagy Carmichael

John Edward Hasse

Music

In July of 1987 some of the nation's leading experts on the history and culture of the Northwest Territory gathered on the tiny campus of Franklin College of Indiana for a major celebration of the Northwest Ordinance. This volume presents eight of the lectures that were given there.

Pathways to the Old Northwest: An Observance of the Bicentennial of the Northwest Ordinance

An ordinary Midwestern surgeon, William A. Lindsay (1795–1876) confronted extraordinary surgical problems. His journals provide a unique glimpse of the obstacles faced by the average nineteenth-century physician and the pain and suffering of his patients.

The Journals of William A. Lindsay: An Ordinary Nineteenth-Century Physician's Surgical Cases (Publications in Indiana Medical History, No 2)

Lindsay, William A.

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