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    • Crybaby bridge

    • Crybaby bridge
    • Bridges; Infants; Crying; Supernatural;
    • This is Michelle Halter's typewritten variant of the legend of crybaby Bridge in Knox County near Vincennes Indiana, collected by Michelle Wilkerson.
    • Indiana Folklore Collection
    • Haunted asylums and sanitariums

    • Haunted asylums and sanitariums
    • Abandoned buildings; Abandoned children; Homicides; Orphans -- Indiana Territory; Orphanages;
    • Kathleen Mitchel collected a legend from Cheryl Halter pertaining to an abandoned orphanage near Vincennes, Indiana in which the children were murdered.
    • Indiana Folklore Collection
    • Satan's woods

    • Satan's woods
    • Devil; Forests; Cults; Sacrifices;
    • Michelle Wilkerson collected a legend from Michelle Halter pertaining to Devil worshipping and sacrifices happening in Satan's Woods.
    • Indiana Folklore Collection
    • Big Oak Coal Mine (Blanford, Ind.)

    • Big Oak Coal Mine (Blanford, Ind.)
    • Big Oak Coal Mine (Blanford, Ind.); Coal mines and mining -- Indiana -- Vermillion County; Horses;
    • Black and white photograph of four men with four ponies. Each pony wears a halter with a lead rope. In the background can be seen an automobile.
    • Coal Town Museum
    • Normal Advance 1903

    • Normal Advance 1903
    • Journalism; Indiana State Normal School; Indiana State University; Education; Literature; College yearbooks;
    • A monthly journal written and published by the students and faculty of Indiana State Normal School. The last issue of the school year was dedicated to the graduating seniors and printed in the style of an annual yearbook.
    • Indiana State University Archives
    • March of Dimes campaign participants, Seelyville, Indiana

    • March of Dimes campaign participants, Seelyville, Indiana
    • Women's clothing; Infants; Children; Children's clothing & dress; Dollhouses; Flags; Windows; Chairs; Folding chairs; Table settings & decorations; Hats; Eyeglasses; Money;
    • Black and white copy of a photograph of the women that were involved in a 1954 March of Dimes campaign in Seelyville, Indiana. Seated left to right: Mmes. Anna James and daughter, Donna Mae; Tishia Sagraves, Blance Higham, Mary Ringon and son,...
    • Lost Creek Township, Vigo County, Indiana

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