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Reminiscences of the Pioneers of Grant County, Indiana -- Oral Histories collected by Marion High School students in 1921. | Reminiscences of the Pioneers of Grant County, Indiana -- Oral Histories collected by Marion High School students in 1921. | ||
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==Google Earth== | ==Google Earth== | ||
Revision as of 20:37, 20 March 2007
Welcome to WikiMarion, a site devoted to the history of Marion, Indiana and surrounding areas. The articles currently on this site were created by students at Marion High School between about 1995 and 2006. Students will begin creating content directly for the site in March 2007. For the time being, participation is restricted to students.
Contents
[hide]Articles
- Marion High School
- George W. Steele - Zeppelin Man from Marion
- Indiana Truck Corporation
- Trolleys of Marion
This Old House: Histories of Significant Structures in Grant County
- Memorial Coliseum - The Home of Champions
- J.L.McCulloch School - A Center of Community Life and Learning
- Nathan Way Frazier House - An 1843 Farmhouse
- Charles Mill - An 1836 Sawmill
- Abijah C. Jay House
- Carnegie Building - Original home of the Marion Public Library
- Platonian Apartments - Work of architect Samuel Plato
- Israel Jenkins House - Stop on the Underground Railroad
- Marion General Hospital
Lest We Forget
Reminiscences of the Pioneers of Grant County, Indiana -- Oral Histories collected by Marion High School students in 1921. Preface
- Gabriella Havens
- Mary Williams-Lear
- The Ghost That Went Down into the Ground
- William and Nancy Maine
- History of Grant County
