Vigo County Historical Society
Historical Treasure Articles - 1991
Mourning punctuated by black attire
Candy company was largest of its kind
Sears catalog lists eyeglass options
Valentines close to collector's heart
Nothing 'high brow', but entertaining
Conservation advice boomed in war years
Rich, colorful Valentine's Day history
Bridge with a roof was 'cavernous'
True paisleys were shaws woven on hand looms
Francis Vigo was Italian, not French!
Kachina dolls link spiritual and material
Giant 88-year old gourd awaits gawkers
Quilts came out of the closet in late 1800s
Haste and 'patter' can spoil the illusion
Quilt renaissance gaining momentum
Terre Haute birthday bash in '66 was grand
Dandy dolly carried in gig, sulky or pram
Bread trays commemorate bygone days
Envelope advertising useful long ago
Maize important crop to colonists
Drive-ins gone, but memories still blare
Photo shows painting with Garfield ties
Photo reveals glimpse of history
'Eternal soles' step onto history's stage
Dobbs family farm becomes park legacy
Sea captain's memories travel back to city
Toy trains ride into hearts of children