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Welcome to WikiMarion

A site devoted to the history of Marion, Indiana and surrounding areas, created by students at Marion High School for the Community History Project

Documentary Video
Weaver: Life at the Crossroads
Rough Times
Oral histories of the Great Depression and World War II Introduction Hill's Grocery World War II Glen Eltzroth William and Donna Wampner Shirley Turnock Phil and Leah Wiley Don Lewis Noble Jones Malvina Ball Eva Haynes Elizabeth Stewart Irene Beck Jesse and Ann Ballard more...
Made in Marion
Histories of local industries U.S. Glove Company Coca Cola Plant Canton Glass Company Indiana Truck Corporation more...

Geographic Content
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Lest We Forget
Reminiscences of the Pioneers of Grant County, Indiana -- Oral Histories collected by Marion High School students in 1921. Octogenarian Club Preface Gabriella Havens Mary Williams-Lear William and Nancy Maine History of Grant County
Marion Heroes
Josephine Davis Gene Estle Samuel Plato Algie Rogers George L. Mason more...

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+*[[Israel Jenkins House]] - Stop on the Underground Railroad
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