Captions List for Indiana Photos

Word index of photos of Indiana: tourist attractions, architecturally-significant buildings, monuments, museums automobile history.

• Mount Baldy giant sand dune at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. Indianapolis, IN.
• Sandy shoreline of Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. Indianapolis, IN.
• Grasses anchor sandy shoreline of Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. Indianapolis, IN.
• Grasses create patterns in sand at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. Indianapolis, IN.
• Barker Mansion museum (now Civic Center) (c1901). Michigan City, IN. On National Register.
• Copshaholm Mansion gables & turrets. South Bend, IN.
• Copshaholm Mansion. South Bend, IN.
• Platform spring delivery wagon at Studebaker Museum. South Bend, IN.
• 1935 Studebaker Commander Roadster at Studebaker Museum. South Bend, IN.
• 1950 red Studebaker Champion Convertible & 1952 Commander Starliner at Studebaker Museum. South Bend, IN.
• 1950 Studebaker Champion grill at Studebaker Museum. South Bend, IN.
• 1955 Studebaker Speedster & 1957 Golden Hawk 400 at Studebaker Museum. South Bend, IN.
• 1956 Packard Predictor at Studebaker Museum. South Bend, IN.
• Allen County courthouse (1902). Fort Wayne, IN. Style: Beaux-arts. Architect: Edwin May & Brentwood S. Tolan. On National Register.
• County courthouse dome with Goddess of Liberty statue. Fort Wayne, IN.
• Lincoln Tower (1930). Fort Wayne, IN. Style: Art Deco. Architect: Walker & Weeks, Alvin M. Strauss.
• Lincoln Tower detail. Fort Wayne, IN. Style: Art Deco.
• Elektron Building (1895). Fort Wayne, IN. Style: Italianate.
• Schmitz Block (1889) on Calhoun Street. Fort Wayne, IN. Style: Italianate.
• Heritage buildings on Calhoun Street. Fort Wayne, IN. Style: Italianate.
• Brick mansion (1907) on West Creighton Avenue. Fort Wayne, IN. Style: Queen Anne.
• French memorial fan presented to Mary Lincoln in 1865 at now closed Lincoln Museum & Library. Fort Wayne, IN.
• Objects which belonged to Abraham Lincoln at now closed Lincoln Museum & Library. Fort Wayne, IN.
• Towns & objects named after Abraham Lincoln at now closed Lincoln Museum & Library. Fort Wayne, IN.
• 1934 Duesenberg La Grande Phaeton in heritage art deco auto showroom at Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum. Auburn, IN.
• 1933 Auburn 8-105 Cabriolet at Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum. Auburn, IN.
• 1935 Auburn 851 Speedster at Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum. Auburn, IN.
• 1936 Auburn 852 Cabriolet at Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum. Auburn, IN.
• Grill of 1931 Cord aluminum car at Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum. Auburn, IN.
• 1948 Tasco at Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum. Auburn, IN.
• 2000 Ferrari made of aluminum at Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum. Auburn, IN.
• Antique double decker bus at National Automotive & Truck Museum. Auburn, IN.
• 1918 American La France Fire Engine at National Automotive & Truck Museum. Auburn, IN.
• Antique peddle car toys (1930s) at National Automotive & Truck Museum. Auburn, IN.
• Ruthmere House (1908) mansion. Elkhart, IN. Style: Beaux Arts.
• Ruthmere House garden facade. Elkhart, IN.
• Vigo County Courthouse (c1888) (33 S. Third St.). Terre Haute, IN. Style: Second Empire. Architect: Samuel Hannaford.
• Copper clock tower dome of Vigo County Courthouse. Terre Haute, IN.
• Copper clock tower dome of Vigo County Courthouse. Terre Haute, IN.
• Terre Haute Solders & Sailors Civil War Monument (1910) by Rudolph Schwarz. Terre Haute, IN.
• Artillery-man sculpture on Terre Haute Solders & Sailors Civil War Monument. Terre Haute, IN.
• Sailor sculpture on Terre Haute Solders & Sailors Civil War Monument. Terre Haute, IN.
• Viet Nam War Monument at Vigo County Courthouse. Terre Haute, IN.
• State Bank Building (c1834) (219 Ohio St.). Terre Haute, IN. Style: Greek Revival. Architect: Edwin J. Peck.
• Indiana Theatre (c1922) (677 Ohio St.). Terre Haute, IN. Style: Spanish Baroque Revival. Architect: John Eberson.
• Swope Art Museum (1901) (25 S. 7th St.). Terre Haute, IN. Style: Italian Renaissance.
• Hulman Building (1892) (900 Wabash St.). Terre Haute, IN. Style: Romanesque Revival. Architect: Hannaford & Sons.
• Kaufman Block (c1864) & Federal Building (c1932) by Miller & Yeager along 7th St. Terre Haute, IN.
• Wabash St. streetscape. Terre Haute, IN.
• Eugene V. Debs House (1890) (451 N. 8th St). Terre Haute, IN. On National Register.
• House of Eugene V. Debs (1855-1926) union pioneer & social reformer who founded American Railway Union (1893), cofounded American Socialist Party (1900) & ran for U.S. President 5 times. Terre Haute, IN.
• Vigo County History Museum in Sage-Robinson-Nagel house (1868) (1411 S. 6th St.). Terre Haute, IN.
• Front door of Sage-Robinson-Nagel house. Terre Haute, IN.
• Cox-Hulman House (1900) (931 S. 7th St.). Terre Haute, IN. Style: Queen Anne.
• Cox-Hulman House (1900) (931 S. 7th St.). Terre Haute, IN.
• Stack-Britton House (c1892) (904 S. 7th St.). Terre Haute, IN. Style: Queen Anne.
• Miller-Caplow House (c1894) (825 S. 7th St.) with octagonal tower. Terre Haute, IN. Style: Neo Jacobean.
• Maier-Aten-Knapp House (1897) (903 S. Center St.). Terre Haute, IN.
• Italianate house at Park & S. 6th St. Terre Haute, IN.
• Ripley-Jenks House (c1860) (625 S. 7th St.). Terre Haute, IN. Style: Italianate.
• R.N. Hudson House (1867) (507 S. 7th St.). Terre Haute, IN.
• Demus Deming House (now Hawthorne Building) (c1871) (405 S. 6th St.). Terre Haute, IN. Style: Italian Renaissance.
• Demus Deming House (now Hawthorne Building) (c1871) (405 S. 6th St.). Terre Haute, IN.