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Title |
Downtown businesses and Fountain Park Triangle, Worthington, Indiana, 1915 |
Catalog Number |
ia-0214-0521 |
Description |
Businesses shown in this 1915 postcard include Penslar Drug Store, Cooper & Son Drugs, Dr. Davis, McNair Drugs, New York Store, and Burks & ?? Restaurant. Most prominent is the "Why" Store, owned by Ike Bilderback, selling shoes and clothing. The triangle in the foreground features a wooden platform bandstand or or dance stage and a fountain. 1915 is seen on a car license plate. |
Geographic Location |
2-36 North Washington Street, Worthington, Greene County, Indiana, United States |
Subjects |
Fountains Parks Storefronts Stores & shops Stages (Platforms) Street scenes Automobiles Worthington (Ind.) Greene County (Ind.) |
Date of Original |
1915 |
Year Range Begin |
1915 |
Year Range End |
1915 |
Process |
Photographic prints |
Format |
Postcards |
Type |
still image |
Copyright |
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Rights |
The Indiana Album, Inc. believes that this item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries. The item may not be in the Public Domain under the laws of other countries. |
Terms of Use |
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Catalog date |
2017-03-23 |