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Indiana Covered Bridge Society October 1977; July 1984 Indiana CB Society Newsletter Subject Index (P) - a picture of the bridge is included 1913 Flood Connersville April 1980 General information July 1984 Mississinewa January 1978 25th Anniversary of the Indiana Covered Bridge October 1988 Society 40 people killed by being knocked off bridge April 1987 A frame Iron Bridge January 1988 Aaron Wolfe January 1990 Adams Construction Company October 1973 Adamson October 1965; July 1968; April 1970 Aerial Photos October 1971 Alabama April 1964 Alabama Bridges April 1982 Albert Boone death April 1987 Allen January 1984 Allen, Richard Sanders April 1974; July 1974 American Covered Bridge Historical Society January 1972; January 1975 American Covered Bridge Society July 1965 Anderson River January 1968 Aqueduct Bridges October 1966; January 1968; April 1968; April 1969; April 1984 Arkansas July 1969 Arson January 1964; April 1964; January 1965; October 1965; January 1966; April 1966; July 1966; January 1967; July 1967; October 1967; April 1968; July 1968; October 1968; January 1969 Atlas of Indiana for 1876 July 1971; January 1972 Attica Map April 1985; January 1989 Auto Blue Book October 1981 Awards for Rush County Heritage Group July 1987 Printed Mon, March 21, 2016 Page 1 of 58 Bailey January 1979; January 1980; April 1981; January 1982; July 1982; October 1984 Bailey, Marjorie April 1981 Ball, Will January 1983 Baltimore Petit Iron Truss April 1989 Barker July 1978; October 1978; January 1979; January 1984 Barnett January 1978; April 1978 Beals January 1982 Beals, Fred January 1974; October 1974 Bibliography of Rail Road Bridges October 1983 Big Walnut Reservoir October 1966; January 1968; April 1968; January 1969; July 1969; October 1969; April 1970 Bille Hargrave death October 1978 Billie Creek Village January 1970; October 1979; July 1980; January 1981; October 1981; October 1982; July 1984 Birds Eye View Map April 1985; January 1989 Bishop July 1971 Blunk, R.O., Jr. January 1964; October 1964 Bock July 1980; April 1981 Bock Census of Bridges in 1953 July 1986 Bock, Eugene R April 1964; July 1964; January 1975; January 1976; July 1976 Boley January 1979 Bonnet-Meyer, Marion October 1981; January 1984; July 1984 Book Review January 1964; January 1969; October 1970; January 1973 Books A Collection of Designs for Wooden October 1986 Bridges by Lela Kunhala American Covered Bridges by J.R. Moore October 1986 Biographical Historical of Fountain, April 1989 Montgomery and Parke Counties Building Citizenship January 1991 Covered Bridges in Indiana April 1985; October 1986 Covered Bridges in Indiana by Wayne April 1985; October 1986; April 1987 Weber Covered Bridges of Tippecanoe County July 1987; January 1991 by George E. Gould Printed Mon, March 21, 2016 Page 2 of 58 Books Covered Bridges on the Byways of October 1986; April 1987 Indianaa by Bryan Ketcham Covered Bridges on the Byways of Ohio October 1986; April 1987 by Bryan Ketcham Covered Bridges Today by Brenda Kekler October 1989; January 1990 Covered with History by Pat Radle January 1991 Historical and Descriptive Review of January 1985 Lafayette by Indsutrial Publication Company History of the Wabash Valley by B.F. October 1987 Stuart Indiana Covered Bridges Through the October 1986; April 1987; July 1987; January 1991 Years Indiana: A New Historical Guide by April 1990 Robert M. Taylor Last of the Covered Bridge Builders by January 1987 Milton Graton Parke County Covered Bridges by April 1987 Hardesty Suspension covered Bridges by J.E. January 1986 Kunkle Welcome to Parke County by Hardesty April 1987 Borders, Doyne April 1989 Brandenburg January 1978; January 1979; January 1980; January 1982; January 1984 Brandenburg, William July 1971 Bridge Census January 1964; April 1964; January 1965; January 1966; April 1967; January 1968; April 1968; January 1970 1971 January 1971 1974 January 1974 1977 July 1977; October 1977 Built and Removed October 1975 Bridge Legislation July 1987 Bridge stone arch April 1976; July 1976 Bridge Survey July 1971 Bridge Toll January 1976 Bridge Trusses iron and wood October 1977 Bridges in Christian Sciene Monitor July 1987 Bridges on Television July 1984 Bridges removed in Monroe Reservoir October 1988 Bridges survery by Hermansen and students for April 1990 the Historic American Building Survey Britton January 1965; July 1967 Britton, J.A. January 1965; July 1967; October 1972; January 1973; October 1973; April 1975 Printed Mon, March 21, 2016 Page 3 of 58 Britton, J.A. January 1965; July 1967; October 1972; January 1973; October 1973; April 1975 Britton, J.A. and family January 1988; January 1990 Brookville Reservoir January 1964; April 1965; July 1967; October 1967; January 1968; July 1969; April 1970; April 1971; October 1971 Brown October 1973 Brownsville Covered Bridge on National October 1978 Registery of Historic Places Bryan Ketcham October 1986 Buckeye Bridge Briefs April 1988 Builders July 1967 Builders General List January 1977 Burnett's Creek Aqueduct Bridge AKA October 1980; April 1984 Springvale Bridge Burr Arch Truss January 1964; April 1964; July 1964; January 1965; April 1965; January 1967; April 1967; January 1971; April 1971; October 1972; October 1975; January 1985; October 1985; January 1988 Burr Truss with Queenpost Center July 1985 California January 1964; January 1968; July 1968 California Bridges July 1972; July 1977; October 1977 Disney Bridge Picture October 1977 Graton Rrestores Knight's Ferry Bridge April 1990 Canada New Brunswick Canada Bridges October 1982 Canada and Hinkley January 1990 Caravan of Rush County Heritage Group April 1987; July 1989 Cartoon Rail Road Bridge January 1978 Carty October 1973 Celebrations July 1967 census of private bridges July 1986; April 1987; October 1987; July 1989 Census, built and removed different states January 1984 Census, built and removed for 1925 July 1980 Census, built and removed for 1948 October 1982 Printed Mon, March 21, 2016 Page 4 of 58 Census, built and removed for 1980 January 1980 Census, built and removed for 1981 January 1981 Census, built and removed for 1982 October 1982 Charles Comingore January 1988; July 1988 Charles Dickens April 1991 Charter Members of ICBS October 1973; October 1980; October 1982; October 1988 Childs Truss January 1964; April 1964; October 1964 Childs Truss Union Ohio January 1985; July 1985; April 1987 Chris Stephen October 1991 Christmas Card October 1964; January 1965; October 1966; January 1968; January 1970 Civil War Bridges from Harper's Weekly April 1982 Claude Remaly October 1986; April 1987 Clinton Bridge removal by electirx wires January 1988 Clippings of Indianapolis Star July 1974 Clodfelter January 1978; January 1979 Columbia Pennsylvania Covered Bridge Festival April 1982; January 1984; October 1984 Combined Kingpost and Queenpost Truss July 1986 Comingore April 1978; January 1984; July 1984 Commerical 'Wonder Indiana' January 1989; July 1989 Connersville Bridge Modal July 1973 Connersville Bridge passing 1934 April 1980 Connersville Festival October 1986 Control April 1991 Costs January 1973; April 1973 County Maps for Indiana July 1983 Covered Bridge Apartments January 1982 Printed Mon, March 21, 2016 Page 5 of 58 Covered Bridge Day April 1972 Covered Bridge Safari in Indiana and National April 1986; October 1986; July 1987; October 1987; October 1988 Covered Bridge Safari in Preble Ohio July 1985 Covered Bridge Topics April 1972; January 1975; July 1976 Covered Bridges of New England Book July 1979 Covered Bridges of Somerset County, PA Book July 1980 Covered Bridges of West Virgina Book January 1979 Covered Bridges on Indiana Rail Roads April 1981; October 1983 Covered Bridges on Indiana Rail Roads deck April 1981 type in Richmond Covered Timber Bridge Committee - Bock October 1987; October 1988 Covered Timber Bridge Committee - Melvin October 1988; January 1989 Daviess Covered Timber Bridge Committee Organized in October 1986 1932 Cutler Bridge October 1980 D.W. Brown October 1984 Damaged Bridge January 1964; April 1964; July 1965; October 1965; January 1966; July 1966; October 1966; January 1967; April 1968; July 1968; July 1970 Crappie Bridge by overloaded truck July 1978 near Worthington Bridge in 1895 April 1979 Crappie Bridge by overloaded truck April 1978 General July 1978 Old River Bridge 1957 Flood April 1979 Remlay's Brideg golf course washed out July 1981 Richmonf Bridge deck ridge by fire July 1981 Worthington Bridge 1879 blown over April 1979 Daniels January 1964; April 1964; January 1965; April 1965; October 1967; October 1968; April 1970 Rail Road Bridges October 1983 Daniels, J. J. January 1964; April 1964; January 1965; April 1965; October 1967; October 1968; April 1970; April 1972; April 1972; July 1972; October 1972; January 1973; July 1973; October 1973; October 1973; April 1975; April 1976; January 1977; January 1985; October 1985; July 1986; July 1987; October 1987; January 1988; April 1988; January 1989; January 1990 in Ohio April 1977 Daniels, Stpehan July 1986 Darlington Bridge Changes Hands October 1983 Daugherty October 1985 Printed Mon, March 21, 2016 Page 6 of 58 Daugherty October 1985 Dave Chambers January 1964; April 1965 Davies January 1981; April 1981; January 1984; April 1984 Davies, Melvin April 1975 Death July 1968 Deck Rail Road Bridge April 1981; July 1981; October 1983 Deckard October 1968 Delia Breeden death April 1978 Destruction of Connersville Bridge by overload April 1980 1934 Diehl, John July 1976 Distribution January 1966 Donovan, Richard January 1981; January 1981; April 1981; January 1984 Dora Covered Bridge Destroyed by
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