First New Years cards denounced for promoting drunkenness
Kewpie doll begins with dream, ends in reality
‘Blue dog,’ ‘white dog,’ ‘bull pup’ paid canal workers
Theaters provided much entertainment
Only a matter of time before pocket watches became wristwatches
Colorful changes occur in women's hats
Valentine's Day 1900 revisited
Hats turn every child into a little doll
Boys games from years gone by now left mostly to collectors
Fairbanks a humble philanthropist
Many say 'hats off' to Edythe Ross for setting the style
Museum featuring phonographs of the past
Museum doll attracts comments from visitors
Spoons serve as more than eating utensils
Fountain played role in look of Rose Orphan Home
Paper dolls were popular and much in demand
Easter is a time of celebration
Sledge hammer played a part in construction of Fort Harrison
Coal mining a dirty job, but somebody had to do it
Medical profession owes much to Thomas Moorhead
Telephone has evolved over time
White collars and cuffs were important part of a woman's wardrobe
Early jukebox transformed American entertainment
Hardtack biscuits made up a large portion of soldier's rations during wars
Small ruby wine glasses popular souvenirs of 1898 Terre Haute street fair
Time line chronicles past 100 years of local history
Several husbands helped complete the handmade quilt
Paddock one of the early meat packers
Pins and pincushions have their place in history
Quill pens were top writing tools until the mid-1800s
Museum houses books from our past
By using parasols, women had it made in the shade
Customers sing praises of well-known Tune
Museum offers look at babyhood
Coffee grinder popular then and now
Children's photographs part of "And Baby Makes Three" exhibit
Even now, people can come and be a part of the Stiffy Green legend
Washboard, tub replace rock and stream for washing clothes
Sewing machine history keeps us in stitches
Calvin Head helps to strike up the band
"Friendly ghosts" just clowning around at the Historical Museum
Museum serves up memories with its fine china display
McMillan sports a strong legacy in Terre Haute
Through many years, candles light up our lives
Lincoln had a lesser-known proclamation - Thanksgiving
Wreaths a holiday tradition for many
No matter how you say it, county got its name from Col. Francis Vigo
Evergreens play a part in Christmas magic
Advertisements depict Santa having a Coke
Christmas card tradition endures for more than 150 years
Today's clocks modeled from those of the Middle Ages