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Historic Hoosier Bridges: Where Did The Salt Creek Bridge Go?
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A Blog for anyone wanting to keep up with the latest news on Indiana's historic bridges. Saturday, November 12, 2011. Where Did The Salt Creek Bridge Go? One of Indiana's oldest wrought iron bridges has seemingly vanished. So where did it go? There are several theories out there as to what happened. Did it succumb to flooding in the spring or a tornado that hit the area in May? Or did metal thiefs simply seize the opportunity to make some money? Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Of Sticks And Stones.
Historic Hoosier Bridges: Spanning The Industrial Revolution
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A Blog for anyone wanting to keep up with the latest news on Indiana's historic bridges. Saturday, March 3, 2012. Spanning The Industrial Revolution. This is the last of two posts that talk about the materials used in Indiana's historic bridges. From iron to steel in the last half of the nineteenth century, to concrete in the early twentieth century. Warrick County can likely lay claim to the oldest metal bridge in the state. A limited number of metal truss bridges remain in Indiana today. Sadly, the...
Historic Hoosier Bridges: September 2011
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A Blog for anyone wanting to keep up with the latest news on Indiana's historic bridges. Thursday, September 1, 2011. Portersville Bridge Starts A Second Life. After gracefully spanning the East Fork of the White River for 95 years, The Portersville Bridge has recently been renovated and turned into a pedestrian bridge over Fourteen Mile Creek in Clark County. Hopefully the Portersville/Rose Island Bridge is now ready for another 95 or more years of life. Photo taken by Jonathan Parrish.
Historic Hoosier Bridges: March 2012
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A Blog for anyone wanting to keep up with the latest news on Indiana's historic bridges. Saturday, March 3, 2012. Spanning The Industrial Revolution. This is the last of two posts that talk about the materials used in Indiana's historic bridges. From iron to steel in the last half of the nineteenth century, to concrete in the early twentieth century. Warrick County can likely lay claim to the oldest metal bridge in the state. A limited number of metal truss bridges remain in Indiana today. Sadly, the...
Historic Hoosier Bridges: Of Sticks And Stones
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A Blog for anyone wanting to keep up with the latest news on Indiana's historic bridges. Wednesday, November 30, 2011. Of Sticks And Stones. This is the first of two posts that talk about the materials used in Indiana's historic bridges. Wood and stone are the natural materials used in the state's oldest spans. Vernon Fork Stone Arch Bridge near Milhousen in Decatur County. Photo of the Ramp Creek Covered Bridge taken by Jonathan Parrish. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Of Sticks And Stones.
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Explore! Southern Indiana: May in Harrison County
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Monday, April 29, 2013. May in Harrison County. Hayswood Theatre Presents Rumors. May 10 to May 26. A Taste of Southern Indiana Wines. Or call 812.968.5510. Salute National Travel and Tourism Week! May 4th to 12th. Friday Night Summer Band Concerts. Every Friday Night at 7:30pm. Concert schedules available at the Blaine H. Wiseman Visitor Center and other various downtown Corydon locations. For last minute concert changes due to inclement weather, call or visit thisisindiana.org. Posted by Shelf Life.
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Explore! Southern Indiana: May 2013
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Friday, May 17, 2013. Join us for Will Read (and sing) For Food this Sunday at Old Jasper Day/Strawberry Festival. Will Read (and sing) For Food will perform as part of the Old Jasper Day/Strawberry Festival activities Sunday, May 19, 5 pm. At the Jasper Riverwalk gazebo. Musicians include Billie and Buddy Hart, Ed Walston, Kathy Herndon, Marc Steczyk, Jim Showalter, Kasha Schwartz Phillips and Rob Zaricki. Humor essayists include Scott Saalman, Abbie Rumbach, Marty Vaught and Stan Levco. The sunset beer...
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Explore! Southern Indiana: Summer Fun at Patoka Lake
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Thursday, July 5, 2012. Summer Fun at Patoka Lake. Spend some time exploring the lake and the surrounding area. Great places to stay to enjoy this beautiful spot of the state are. Patoka 4 Seasons Resort; White Oaks Cabins; French Lick Cabins at Patoka Lake; Hoosier Hills Marina; Patoka Lake Marina and Lodging; Blue Prairie Bed and Breakfast. A Little Log Cabin in the Woods and Out on A Limb Retreat. A Big Log Cabin in the Clouds. A Little Log Cabin in the Woods. Blue Prairie Bed and Breakfast. Strictly ...
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Explore! Southern Indiana: Patoka Lake Marina launches Beer cruises
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Wednesday, May 8, 2013. Patoka Lake Marina launches Beer cruises. Patoka Lake Marina again creates another first in the State of Indiana with its beer cruises on Patoka Lake. The voyage features only Indiana breweries with heavy hors d’oeuvre food pairings. Each cruise serves up to 54 guests. They have the opportunity to sample beers made in Indiana. Each cruise will feature a different Indiana. 8221;, said Stephen Bartels, a co-owner of Patoka Lake Marina, which hosts thousands of visitors to tiny Wickl...
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Explore! Southern Indiana: Mark Your Calendars: Things to Do in Harrison County
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Thursday, March 28, 2013. Mark Your Calendars: Things to Do in Harrison County. On April 12-13 visit an authentic Civil War camp on the downtown square and see how soldiers lived, worked, and played! The Ohio Valley Civil War Association will be encamped on the downtown square and provide demonstrations on marching, rifle firing, cooking, and cannon loading and firing. Rifle and cannon firing demonstrations are at 11 am, 1 pm, and 3 pm on Saturday. This event is entirely free and open to the public!
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Explore! Southern Indiana: Southern Indiana Cooking
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Simply Divine: Holiday Cookies from the Monastery Immaculate Conception. 8220;It’s a very time consuming process,” Sister Jean Marie Ballard told me. “They take a long time to make and five of us often work on them at a time.”. Traditionally, springerles are made with anise oil but for those who don’t like the licorice flavor, the sisters created almerles using the same recipe but substituting almond oil for the anise.”. Saint Hildegard’s Cookie. 1/2 cup softened butter. In separate bowl, mix together:.
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Explore! Southern Indiana
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Wednesday, December 21, 2011. New Reality Series "Saw Dogs" Featuring Jason Emmons of Bear Hollow Wood Carvers airs January 7th. Bear Hollow Wood Carvers owner. Jason Emmons is featured on episode 9 of the new reality show series "Saw Dogs" (Date for episode 9 TBA). The series premiers January 7th on the Veloicity Channel with Episode 1 and 2 airing back to back. Two other Bear Hollow Wood Carvers are also featured on various episodes - Ken Tynan and Mark Colp. Posted by Shelf Life. Okay, up until about ...
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Explore! Southern Indiana: Join us for Will Read (and sing) For Food this Sunday at Old Jasper Day/Strawberry Festival
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Friday, May 17, 2013. Join us for Will Read (and sing) For Food this Sunday at Old Jasper Day/Strawberry Festival. Will Read (and sing) For Food will perform as part of the Old Jasper Day/Strawberry Festival activities Sunday, May 19, 5 pm. At the Jasper Riverwalk gazebo. Musicians include Billie and Buddy Hart, Ed Walston, Kathy Herndon, Marc Steczyk, Jim Showalter, Kasha Schwartz Phillips and Rob Zaricki. Humor essayists include Scott Saalman, Abbie Rumbach, Marty Vaught and Stan Levco. Hoosier Chapter...
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Explore! Southern Indiana: 26th Annual Light Up Corydon Event Adds Charity Benefit
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Friday, November 11, 2011. 26th Annual Light Up Corydon Event Adds Charity Benefit. Kick off this year’s holiday season on Saturday, November 26. Annual Light Up Corydon Festival on the Square in Historic Downtown Corydon. For additional holiday happenings in Harrison County, text 839863, visit. Noon Merchant Open House Begins. Noon – 6 pm Governor Hendricks’ Headquarters Open House. 2:00 – 9 pm Free Carriage Rides on the Square. 4:00 pm Food donations accepted and registration for Shopping Spree Begins ...
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Explore! Southern Indiana: The Haunting of Hindostan Falls
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Sunday, October 23, 2011. The Haunting of Hindostan Falls. The East Fork of the White River widens as it winds through the rolling countryside of Martin County rippling over a shelf of flat stone as it continues downstream. There’s not much here now, just woodlands crowding the riverbanks and a few fisherman with their rods poised over the sparkling water. Ferries made their way between the river’s two banks and houseboats moored on its waters. Homes where entire families had died were burned to the grou...
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John Leeke's Historic HomeWorks. News & Blog. Helping owners, tradespeople, contractors and professionals understand and maintain their historic and older buildings. Learn to care for your fine old home. Care for a house, it becomes your home–a safe haven for the comfort of your family. Not sure which way to jump first? Wish you had a brother in the business who could tell you what’s what and who’s who? By Hammer and Hand Great Works Do Stand. By Pen and Thought Best Words are Wrought. Daniel, I filled s...
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Historic HomeWorks - Reports from the Field | Rough & Ready Update on Historic Preservation Methods, Materials and Projects
Historic HomeWorks – Reports from the Field. Rough and Ready Update on Historic Preservation Methods, Materials and Projects. Windows Media (.wmv). Flash Video (.flv). On March 16, 2007 at 2:10 am Comments (1). Historic HomeWorks, Report from the Field. Contact Paul at www.MarloweRestorations.com. Learn about ConServ Epoxy. More about historic building work: www.HistoricHomeWorks.com. Windows Media (.wmv). Flash Video (.flv). On January 7, 2007 at 2:21 am Leave a Comment. Timber framing a lost art? On Au...
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Welcome to the Home of the. Historic Honokaa Town Project! Walk down Honokaa’s main street, Mamane, and you may find yourself stepping back into the late 19th and early 20th century! What's So Special About Honokaa. Things to See and Do. More about the Hamakua Coast. Circa 750AD to 1778: Pre-historic Hamakua. 1778 to 1840: Discovery, New Arrivals, Missionaries, and Whaling. 1840 to 1890: The Great Mahele and the Rise of Sugar and Ranching. 1850 to 1920: Plantations and Ethnicity. The Hotel Honokaa Club.
Hotel? | Historic Hood River | images from The History Museum of Hood River County
Images from The History Museum of Hood River County. Could this be the Dee hotel? Those men appeear to be pouring water into the Model T's radiator. Please provide a name or nickname. Email (optional, not shown). Leave blank for none. Leave blank for none. Please provide a comment. Type your comment here. Save User Info (requires cookies). The History Museum of Hood River County. Theme by The World in 35mm.
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Historic Hoosier Bridges
A Blog for anyone wanting to keep up with the latest news on Indiana's historic bridges. Sunday, August 18, 2013. Introducing The Historic Hoosier Bridges Website. Http:/ www.historichoosierbridges.org/. CELEBRATING INDIANA'S LANDMARK SPANS. I plan on keeping this blog going and hope to even incorporate it into the Historic Hoosier Bridges site. I also have an Historic Hoosier Bridges group on Flickr that I would encourage you to visit as well at this link:. Monday, July 16, 2012. Monday, April 23, 2012.
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CELEBRATING INDIANA'S LANDMARK SPANS. This fine example of a Filled-Spandrel Arch has crossed Martindale Creek in Wayne County since 1912. Built in 1887 by the Smith Bridge Company, this Howe Truss span crosses Salt Creek near the Hamlet of Enochsburg in Franklin County. True to it’s name, this 1916 Pratt truss span over Laughery Creek on the Dearborn/Ohio County Line can be difficult to find. Welcome to the new Historic Hoosier Bridges Website! We are adding a Forum! Enter your username or email:.
Historic Hopewell Foundation
Visit Us on Facebook. Group & School Tours. Functions & Weddings. Maps & Directions. New Exhibition Highlights the African American Experience in City Point during the Civil War. Come discover some of the most fascinating stories of a critical time in American history! Seeking Freedom Where the Rivers Meet: Contrabands, Colored Troops and City Point is now open at the City Point Early History Museum. The purpose of this exhibition is to explain, through words and image…. Visit the Gift Shop.
Hopkins House Bed & Breakfast Home Page
Check out The Hopkins House television interview. Http:/ www.youtube.com/watch? Take a tour of the Hopkins House with the Weekend Retweaters. Http:/ www.youtube.com/watch? A Bed and Breakfast. Hopkins B&B Home Page. B&B Events and Directions. B&B Rates and Reservations. Hopkins House B&B Home Page. Relax in the morning sun while Sit back and read your favorite book or. Sipping your coffee on the sun porch work on your own piece of artwork. Gardens. The Hopkins House masterpieces. The study at the.
