Destination Indiana - U.S.S. Indianapolis Journey

At the ship’s launching party Lucy Taggart, daughter of a former mayor of Indianapolis, christened the ship’s bow with a bottle containing waters from the White River and Fall Creek, both of which flow through the city. In December 1932 she and then Mayor Reginald Sullivan presented the silver service from the battleship USS “Indiana” to the “Indianapolis.” The “Indiana” had seen action in the Spanish- American War and was decommissioned in 1919

Lincoln Automobile Hood Ornament

In the late 1920s, Stant Machine Company, Inc. became known for their design and production of hood ornaments. Under the watchful eye of Henry Ford, Stant produced the radiator ornament for his new Model A. The result was the famous Ford flying quail ornament. Other noted ornaments include the 1937 Packard (modeled after Stant’s daughter), 1932 Pierce-Arrow, 1934 Lincoln, and 1938 Cadillac.Use of image is restricted to projects related to Destination Indiana. IHS may not reproduce.Destination Indiana - Connersville Automotive History Journe

On seeing Maurice Evans' Hamlet

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For the Good of the Order

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John Lothrop Motley

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Some July Days - 1918

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Indianapolis Literary Club: Summarized Record, 1976-2003

To which is appended historical reminiscences and vignettes. Compiled by the secretary

The Bible of an Infidel: A Review of Lessings 'Nathan the Wise'

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A Defense of the Dilettante

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Arthur Christopher Benson

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