Postcards began as less colorful notes
Some mounted campaign for sidesaddle
Drums gave continuity to Indian dances
Craftwork eased lives of Plains Indians
Few pellets a day designed to keep doctor away
Link to Terre Haute unearthed in Colorado
Victorian art could be hairy matter
‘Fit like a glove’ meant very tightly
Cans reminders of local businesses that packaged foodstuffs for customers
Home movie captures Cox company
Greentown glass style gained its fans
Bright memories are etched into silvered glass treasures
Cruft more than a Terre Haute street
Scurrying, scampering mice may escape traps by only a whisker
Trinket boxes held Victorian dainties
Come into my parlor. Love seat scene of couples’ courting
Here comes the
bride--in a breathtaking gown
“And the bride was radiant in a gown of . . .”
Senior cords a fad of innocence
Dollhouses can tell much about the culture and habits of a society
Lithography made pictures possible before photography
Mother’s gift survives over time
Stool part of area musical history
Wheel whirred with woolen threads
History of museum’s glass vase not clear
Quilts piece together picture of past
Prints tell story for the curious
Newsboys’ poem praises progress with some self-interest tossed in
Paper doll traces origins to 1880s
Pencil pushers lured kids with premium
Arrowheads head of ancient collection
Quilts’ quality to be shown at Fowler Park
Cornhusk dolls were cheap and easy toys to make
It’s the pits--Device eased removal of cherry stones
Indians crafted jet jewelry--Queen Victoria favored black gem
Book chapter provides some shocking stories
Advertisers played card game with buyers
Since 1789, the U.S. mail must go through
Stitchery of years past created colorful quilts