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1. Banners inside an Indiana Exposition building, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1873 - ia-0001-1508

   This stereoview shows banners and decorations inside a building at the Indianapolis Exposition held in 1873 at the former Indiana State Fairgrounds in what is now the Heron-Morton Neighborhood.

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2. Brick building in ruins, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1874 - ia-0001-3951

   The view depicts a heavily damaged 2-story brick building with a brick oven and debris in the foreground. Handwritten on the back is "Jan. 1874 / 401."

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3. Civil War Monument, Forest Hill Cemetery, Greencastle, Indiana, circa 1872 - ia-0001-0232

   Circa 1872 stereograph of the Civil War Soldier's Monument in Greencastle's Forest Hill Cemetery. It stands 29 feet tall and is titled "Western Soldier on Guard." The names of 321 Putnam County soldiers who died during the war are commemorated on the monument. The limestone and sandstone scupture by Thomas David Jones was dedicated on July 2, 1870.

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4. Deaf and Dumb Asylum, Indianapolis, Indiana, circa 1875 - ia-0001-2556

   The Indiana Asylum for the Education of the Deaf and Dumb operated at this location from 1850 to 1911.

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5. Franklin P. Nelson house, Greencastle, Indiana, circa 1875 - ia-0001-0245

   Faded albumen stereoview of a brick and limestone Second Empire house. Printed on the front of the green mount is "Published by Salter & Judd / 45 East Washington Street, Indianapolis" and handwritten on the back: "No 411 Residence of F. P. Nelson." The Greencastle Banner, Thursday, March 11, 1875, p. 7 printed a small notice stating that "Salter & Judd, of Indianapolis, were in town yesterday getting stereoscopic views of the ruins" [of the down...

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6. Indiana Exposition Photography exhibit, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1873 - ia-0001-1266

   An exhibit of photography at the 1873 Indiana Exposition by Salter & Judd of Indianapolis.

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7. Intersection of Washington and Pennsylvania Streets, Indianapolis, Indiana, circa 1873 - ia-0555-0135

   Prominent on the northeast corner of East Washington and North Pennsylvania Streets is the I. O. O. F. or Odd Fellows Hall, built in 1854 from plans by architect Francis Costigan. The dome was designed by D. A. Bohlen. It is occupied on the first level by the Indianapolis National Bank. Also visible is the Aetna Building (21-25 North Pennsylvania Street) and the ____ Building with a clock sign at 50 East Washington Street occupied by W. P. Bingha...

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8. North Woodruff Place vase and drives, Indiananpolis, Indiana, circa 1885 - ia-0001-0943

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9. Stereograph of 24-38 East Washington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, circa 1874 - ia-0555-0131

   This circa 1874 stereographic view by photographers Salter and Judd shows men with American Express Company wagons. The pose in front of buildings on the north side of East Washington Street located between Meridian and Pennsylvania Streets. Buildings visible from the left: 1. Fowler's Mammoth Art Studio and Photographic Hall (24-26 East Washington) located above a book and wallpaper store. Photographer Harry Fowler occupied this site for o...

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10. Stereograph of Alvord's Block, Indianapolis, Indiana, circa 1873 - ia-0555-0141

    View looking southwest at the intersection of South Meridian and West Georgia Streets in the Wholesale District. The four-story stone-front commercial building was constructed in 1865 by Elijah S. Alvord and designed by architect Isaac Hodgson. At the time this photograph was taken by Salter and Judd, the four storefronts were occupied by, from right to left (with old addresses): 108 South Meridian - McKee and Branham boots and shoes 110 Sout...

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11. Stereograph of Indiana Statehouse, Indianapolis, Indiana, circa 1874 - ia-0555-0132

    Stereoview of the the Indiana Statehouse in Indianapolis. The Greek Revival style structure was designed by architects Town and Davis and completed in 1835. The design, featuring a dome and columns, was inspired by the Greek Parthenon. Its entrances faced north and south (West Washington Street). The blue limestone structure was in disrepair by the late 1860s and was demolished in 1877 and 1878. The yellow stereoview mount is printed on the fron...

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12. Stereograph of North Western Christian University, Indianapolis, Indiana, circa 1873 - ia-0555-0144

    Stereograph of North Western Christian University, located on 13th Street [then Home Avenue] and College Avenue on land provided by Ovid Butler. This view looks at the southwest corner and tower of the building. People pose on the lawn and in the foreground frame with "17" written on it leaning against a camera. This brick three-story structure with stone quoins was designed by architect William Tinsley in the Collegiate Gothic style. Constructio...

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13. View of East Market Street from Circle Park, Indianapolis, Indiana, circa 1872 - ia-0555-0138

    The photographer stood in the center of Circle Park and looked east toward East Market Street. Visible signs read "Grand Zoological & Equestrian," "Journal Steam Book & Job Printing House, Book Binding & Stereotyping," "Real Estate," and "T. A. Goodwin's Insurance Office." This view was taken prior to April 1873 when the steeple of the Fourth Presbyterian Church at the southwest corner of East Market and Delaware Streets, seen in the distance to ...

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14. View of South Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, circa 1869 - ia-0001-2590

    Stereograph of Meridian Street looking south from the middle of Circle Park (now Monument Circle) prior to 1870

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15. Washington Street, Indianapolis, Indiana, circa 1875 - ia-0001-2557

    Looking east from Pennsylvania Street.

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