P.E. Macallister Collection

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P. E. MACALLISTER COLLECTION 1974–2010 (DVDS, 1982–2007)

Collection Information

Biographical Sketch

Scope and Content Note

Series Contents

Processed by

Sarah Newell and Barbara Quigley June 12, 2012

Revised June 16, 2015

Manuscript and Visual Collections Department William Henry Smith Memorial Library Indiana Historical Society 450 West Ohio Street Indianapolis, IN 46202-3269

www.indianahistory.org

COLLECTION INFORMATION

VOLUME OF 309 titles on DVD (1982–2007); 10 folders of manuscript and COLLECTION: printed materials (1974–2010)

COLLECTION 1974–2010 (DVDs, 1982–2007) DATES:

PROVENANCE: Donated by P.E. MacAllister, 2008; second accession in December 2008 of 94 DVDs of On Site programs (ca. 1983- 2006) from IUPUI special collections, who in turn got them from P.E. MacAllister; MacAllister Machinery newsletters mailed to IHS in 2010

RESTRICTIONS: None

REPRODUCTION Permission to reproduce or publish material in this collection RIGHTS: must be obtained from the Indiana Historical Society.

ALTERNATE FORMATS:

RELATED HOLDINGS:

ACCESSION 2008.0004, 2008.0380, 2010.0382X NUMBER:

NOTES: BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH

P.E. (Pershing Edwin) MacAllister is chairman of the board at MacAllister Machinery Co., a Caterpillar dealership started by his father. He was born 30 August 1918 in Green Bay, Wisconsin, to Edwin W. and Hilda MacAllister. His father, a WWI veteran, named him Pershing after General John Joseph “Black Jack” Pershing. P.E. graduated from Carroll College in Waukesha, Wisconsin, with a major in history and minors in English and speech.

Upon his graduation he enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Corps and reported for duty at the Muskogee, Oklahoma, Air Corps Primary Training School. He transferred to Armament School at Lowry Field in Denver, graduating in May 1941. He was commissioned 2nd Lieutenant in August 1941. He served in Europe and Africa between May 1942 and August 1944 then was reassigned to armament duty in Tampa, Florida. He was discharged from the army in 1945.

On 17 May 1945 P.E. married Rebecca Cochran, supervisor of surgery at Mound Park Hospital in St. Petersburg, Florida. The couple then moved to Indianapolis, where their three daughters and one son were born. Rebecca passed away on 8 January 2001. On 30 August 2003, P.E.’s eighty-fifth birthday, he married Fran Downing.

In late May 1945, P.E. went to work for his father at MacAllister Tractor Company, the Allis Chalmers Caterpillar dealer for much of Indiana at the time. P.E. started his career at the bottom packing parts, and then worked as a mechanic, the promotion manager, and later a salesman. In 1952 he became president of MacAllister Machinery, his father was chairman of the board, and P.E.’s younger brother Dave became vice president.

A long–time admirer of opera, P.E. created and hosted the MacAllister Awards for opera singers. The MacAllister Awards stemmed from the Indiana Opera Theatre, which Elaine Bookwalter and P.E. had managed since the late 1970s. The competition offered the largest non-restricted monetary awards in North America for young opera singers, age 36 and under. Awards were presented in three categories: one for professionals who were U.S. citizens, one for college students, and one for Indiana residents ages 13 to 18. P.E. attended as many of the regional auditions as his schedule permitted. Many young opera singers credit the MacAllister Awards for helping them launch successful careers.

In 1982 P.E. MacAllister and Elaine Bookwalter became involved in producing a weekly television show titled On Site. The first show was filmed in the Skyline Room of the AUL (American United Life) Building (now OneAmerica Tower). The guests were the former mayor of Indianapolis (now senior senator) Dick Lugar and Jim Morris. The goal of the show was to exhibit the arts and culture of Indianapolis. On Site continued as a production of the public relations department of the MacAllister Machinery Company, and soon they did their own camera work and editing. P.E. has served as a board member of many organizations and as an elder, deacon, and trustee of the Northminster Presbyterian Church. He has done public speaking on the Old Testament and wrote a book titled Tongue of the Nursling on that topic. He has received many awards including honorary doctorate degrees, industry leadership and philanthropic awards, and two Sagamore of the Wabash awards.

Elaine Morgan Bookwalter spent more than a year converting the films and tapes that P.E. MacAllister had made to DVD for donation to the Indiana Historical Society. The films and tapes were originally created on three-quarter-inch tapes, Beta, and Hi-8 professional tapes before eventually using a DVCam to make the more recent productions. Elaine served as Artistic Director of the Indianapolis Opera Company and for 22 years produced the MacAllister Awards for aspiring opera singers. She was born on 12 November 1928 to Dale and Mildred Morgan in Evansville, Indiana, and died in Greencastle, Indiana, on 11 June 2015. She was an accomplished musician who attended Illinois Wesleyan University on a music scholarship and later graduated from Butler University.

Sources: Items in the collection, including a timeline and vitae for P.E. MacAllister.

Donahue, Jerome. “MacAllister Awards.” In The Encyclopedia of Indianapolis, edited by Bodenhamer, David J. and Robert G. Barrows. Bloomington and Indianapolis: Indiana University Press, 1994: 944. General Collection: F534 .I55 E4 1994

Kohn, Rita. “Keep Singing, Keep Learning: The 21st MacAllister Awards.” Arts4All Newsletter (http://www.arts4all.com/newsletter/issue19/kohn19.html). Accessed 11 August 2008.

Obituary for Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. In The Indianapolis Star, 14 June 2015, page 26A.

“2002 Laureate P.E. MacAllister Business and Community Leader: Junior Achievement of Central Indiana Business Hall of Fame.” Inside Indiana Business with Gerry Dick (http://www.insideindianabusiness.com/video-player.asp?id=3578). Accessed 11 August 2008. SCOPE AND CONTENT NOTE

This collection consists of DVD recordings of P.E. MacAllister’s cable access television shows from 1982 through 2007 and a folder of manuscript and printed items relating to the shows and to MacAllister and his company. Topics discussed on the DVDs include archaeology, government and politics, Indiana history, United States history, home décor, education, business, opera, theatre, art, and sports. Most of the footage is from locations in Indiana with a few exceptions. Typed notes that appear on disks were written by Elaine Bookwalter.

Series 1, Archaeology: This series includes information about archaeology, nautical archaeology, and the American Schools of Oriental Research. There is a visit to an archeological dig in Lawrence, Indiana, as well as interviews with archaeologists.

Series 2, Buildings and Places in Indiana: This series includes information about specific locations in Indiana; most locations are in or near Indianapolis. There is information about the construction of new highways, neighborhoods in Indianapolis, historic buildings and sites in Indiana, the construction of new buildings in Indianapolis, organizations located in Indianapolis, City Market, and the Indiana State Police.

Series 3, Decorator Show House and other Home Tours: This series consists of footage from the annual Decorator Show House and Gardens and five home tours from residences in Indianapolis and Hamilton County. Decorator Show House is a fundraising event for Wishard Health Services sponsored by the St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild.

Series 4, Education and Schools: This series includes information about education in Indiana. The footage is of tours of schools and universities, programs at universities, and discussion of education legislation.

Series 5, Factory and Business: This series includes footage of discussions with various business leaders, a tour of the Opalescent Glass Factory, and a tour of TEDCO toys.

Series 6, Government and Politics: This series consists of interviews and discussions with prominent local politicians and related guests. Notably: Richard Lugar, Robert Orr, Julia Carson, Iraqi Ambassador Abdul Amir al-Anbari, Bill Hudnut, Mike Pence, and Mitch Daniels.

Series 7, Health and Medicine: This series consists of footage from Methodist and Riley Hospitals, information about the Lifeline Helicopter at Methodist Hospital, information about managing diabetes, and information about treatment for Parkinson’s disease.

Series 8, History: This series includes information largely about American and Indiana history but also includes information about Western Civilization and Paris, France. Topics include American traditions, the American Civil War, World War II, the Korean War, and memorials.

Series 9, Indiana Events, Fairs, and Festivals: This series includes footage from events in Indiana. The dates range from 1983 to 2007. Most events took place in Indianapolis.

Series 10, MacAllister Awards: This series consists of footage from the MacAllister Awards for opera singers; the dates range from 1984 to 2002. Most discs include the performances, interviews with the participants, and the awards presentation.

Series 11, Museums, Parks, and Zoo: This series includes tours of many Indianapolis area museums and the zoo (new and old), tours of memorials and parks, and interviews with staff and guests. There are two discs with information on Fort Wayne museums and arts.

Series 12, Music, Theater, and Art: This series includes footage of opera and theater performances, big band and jazz performances, choir performances, Schmidt Youth Awards performances and presentations, a history of jazz in Indiana, and interviews with directors, critics, and artists.

Series 13, Religion: Performances, Discussion, and History: This series includes church choir performances, performances by the Shepard Singers, information about the Christian Theological Seminary, Indiana Opera Theatre performances at the seminary, the dedication of Sweeney Chapel, and discussions about the History of the Bible, the Dead Sea Scrolls, the Old Testament, The Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints, and Islam.

Series 14, Sports: This series includes footage from tours of Conseco Field House, Lucas Oil Stadium, Market Square Arena, Victory Field, the Hoosier (RCA) Dome, and the NCAA Headquarters. Footage of the Hoosier (RCA) Dome includes the inflation of the dome in 1983. There are interviews with Rick Fuson, Greg Shaheen, Bill Marvel, and Tom Binford.

Series 15, Hometown Series: This series contains 40 titles, each focusing on a hometown in Indiana. The majority of the shows are from the 1990s. Most of the shows include: information about the town’s industry and schools; an interview with the mayor; an interview with a citizen or citizens knowledgeable about the town’s history; tours through historic buildings, museums, factories, or farms; and sometimes a restaurant review of a local eatery. Also on the discs are commercials for CAT Machinery, Noble Romans, Body Workshop, Youth for Understanding International Exchange, the Anti Drug Campaign featuring Colin Powell, the Navy, the Marines, and Comcast.

Series 16, Manuscripts and Printed Items: This series contains information related to a few of the DVD titles as well as a timeline and vitae composed by P.E. MacAllister. There are copies of articles related to Garfield Park and the Lifeline Helicopter for Methodist Hospital, correspondence and notes to and from guests about On Site shows, a history of Sacred Heard of Jesus Catholic Parish, an essay by P.E. MacAllister about the construction of the Christian Theological Seminary, and correspondence, notes and other information about the Market Square Arena opening ceremonies. Also included are some MacAllister Machinery company newsletters from 2010.

SERIES CONTENTS

Series 1: Archaeology

CONTENTS CONTAINER American Schools of Oriental Research. 1996. Master: Box 1 Discussion of the city of Petra in ancient Jordan. Interview with Dr. Martha Joukowsky, Archaeologist. User: Box 14

ASOR American Schools of Oriental Research, Master: Box 1 Maskan-Shapur. Archeologists Dr. Elizabeth Stone and Dr. Paul Zimansky. Discussion topic: Life in User: Box 14 ancient Mesopotamia.

Archaeology and the Bible. P.E. MacAllister Lecture Master: Box 1 Series.

Archaeology and the Bible, Excavation of Bab edh Master: Box 1 Dhra. 1997. American Schools of Oriental Research. Guests: Dr. Walter Rast, Professor of Old Testament; User: Box 14 Dr. Tom Schaub, Professor of Religion at Indiana University Pennsylvania.

Archaeology – Lawrence, IN – Martin University Master: Box 1 Students. Approx 1996. Tour of the dig site and interviews with participants, including Edwin User: Box 14 Huggins, Chris Glidden, Harry Murphy, Carrie Kissel, among others. Off-camera interview with Rick Fuson [Use Master copy] at the construction site of the future Conseco Fieldhouse.

Archaeology: What is it? Why Pursue it? Heartbeat Master: Box 1 of Middle America. Guests: Dr. Elizabeth Stone and Dr. Paul Zimansky. An in depth definition and User: Box 14 discussion of Archaeology.

Cyrus Gordon – Unedited Raw Footage. Approx Master: Box 1 1994. Interview about his work in archaeology. User: Box 14 Dr. Cyrus Gordon. 1999. Interview with the Master: Box 1 archaeologist. User: Box 14

Nancy Serwint, Cypress – Unedited Raw Footage. Master: Box 1 Interview with Nancy Serwint about her work and the archeological significance of Cypress. User: Box 14

Nautical Archaeology. Guests: George Bass from Master: Box 1 Texas A&M, and Dr. Robert Sutton from IUPUI. Information about underwater archaeology. User: Box 14

Unedited Raw Footage, Nautical Archaeology. Master: Box 1 George Bass, marine Archaeologist from Florida State lectures to IUPUI students about the subject of No User Copy Available underwater exploration. Bill Koriath, local economist, talks about Indiana economy.

Walter Rast, Archaeologist – Valparaiso University – Master: Box 1 Unedited Raw Footage. “In Search of the Past.” Interview with Walter Rast, internationally known User: Box 14 archaeologist. Exploring mankind’s early development in the land of the Bible.

Series 2: Buildings and Places in Indiana

CONTENTS CONTAINER 96th Street Quarry. 1998. Tour of the North Indianapolis Master: Box 1 Quarry plant of Martin Marietta. Interview with John Schuler, who discusses the upcoming “Concert in the Quarry” with the User: Box 14 Carmel Symphony Orchestra. Steve __?___ discusses the quarry operations. The 96th Street bridge just before it opened; quarry between Gray Road and the soon-to-open Hazel Dell Parkway.

Atlas Corner Supermarket, An Indianapolis Institution. Master: Box 1 1995. A visit to three food services around the time of Thanksgiving. A tour of the supermarket at 54th Street and User: Box 14 College Avenue and interview with the owner, Sidney Maurer. Interview with Wheeler Mission Ministries’ Food Service Manager, Patrick O’Dell. Interview with Executive Chef Alex Darvishi at Meridian Hills Country Club. Broad Ripple and The Mail Room. May 2007. “On Site.” Master: Box 1 Interview with The Mail Room store owner, Frank Gilbert, and information about its inventory of Indy 500 memorabilia User: Box 14 (at 5230 W. 16th Street). New developments in Broad Ripple: interviews with Kimberly Conrad, manager of RSVP stationery shop; Stacy Kosene, owner of the French Pharmacie, clothing and home furnishings store; and the manager of Petite Chou restaurant.

Canal Development, Paddle Boats, USS Indianapolis. Master: Box 1 [Summer] 2002. A tour of the Canal Walk from the north end to West Street. Interview with paddle boat rental employee. User: Box 14 Tour of downtown including Monument Circle, the Hyatt and Westin hotels, the Indiana Convention Center, and the RCA Dome. IUPUI’s University Hotel Conference Center and library. Indiana Avenue’s Walker Theatre and the Gardens of Canal Court apartments.

City Market. 1985. “On Site.” Interviews with Master: Box 1 people working and shopping in City Market: Frank Nye at a coffee shop; Mary at an ice cream shop; User: Box 14 owner of a shop that sells textiles and other products from India; Margaret Constantino at a produce shop; sisters Sally Talbot, Susie Talbot, and Cindy Gruben (?); George Nikou at his international food shop; Steve Neese at the Neese Brothers Potato Place; Lina Palomara (?) at Velona Italian Foods; Monica Hoffman, owner of Werner’s Sea Food; Vicky Bland at Claire’s Poultry; Tina Weaver at a pasta restaurant.

Crown Hill Cemetery Tour. November 10, 2003. Interview Master: Box 1 with Keith Norwalk, President and CEO of the cemetery. Tour of the cemetery. User: Box 14

Cutaways of Downtown Indy Model. Ca. 1982. Master: Box 1 Images of different areas of a model of downtown Indianapolis. Part of an interview with a scholar about User: Box 14 the Dead Sea Copper Scroll. Part of an interview with an unidentified man from Hungary. Downtown Indy. 1987. “Indianapolis Notebook.” Dr. James Master: Box 1 Torke, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs at Indiana University School of Law, discusses the Constitutional User: Box 14 Convention. Interview with Judy Winchell, General Manager at Indianapolis Civic Theatre. A visit to Hollyhock Hill restaurant with Casey Cochran Davis (a child), waitress Carrie Martin, owner Hubert Kelso, and manager John Snyder. Interview with attorney Carolyn Coukos, president of the Fairness Coalition, discusses the U.S. Constitution.

Exotic Feline Rescue Center. 2006. “On Site.” A Master: Box 1 home for large unwanted cats, located south of Brazil, IN. Interview with Joe Taft, owner and operator, and User: Box 14 tour of the facilities.

Extension of I-69. 1998. Guest: Jim Newland. Discussion Master: Box 1 of the extension/completion of the highway. User: Box 14

Fall Creek Place Community. 2002. “On Site.” Master: Box 1 Interviews with: Jennifer Green, project manager; unnamed public information officer; and Sherry and User: Box 14 Val Minkis of Minkis Homes.

Humane Society. 1987. Interview with Marsha Master: Box 1 Spring, Executive Director, and tour. User: Box 14

I-70 – Unedited Raw Footage. [Ca. 2003] Newly Master: Box 1 extended Interstate 70 West to facilitate new airport. Footage of interviews and construction. Information User: Box 14 about new technology being used. Interviews with Tim Johnson and Pete Jerrell of Walsh Construction. [A few blank chapters on disk, then around chapter 15, there is part of an interview with Larry O’Connor, president of Bank One.]

Indiana Convention Center Renovation. [January 26, ca. Master: Box 2 1999 or 2000]. Interview with executive director Barney Levengood and tour of the Convention Center and RCA User: Box 14 Dome. Indiana Historic [Landmarks] Foundation. 1997. Master: Box 2 Interviews and tour with two staff members from the Indiana Historic Landmarks Foundation about some Indianapolis User: Box 15 landmarks including the Canal restoration project. A tour of Ransom Place Historic District (oldest African American neighborhood in Indianapolis), Fayette Street, Kemper House and R.B. Annis home on N. Delaware Street, and Christian Place Apartments.

Indiana State Police Crime Lab. 1995. “The P.E. Master: Box 2 MacAllister Show.” Part 2. Interviews and a description of the work done there: Sean (?), cartridge User: Box 15 casings; Rick Hammer, fingerprints; Mark (?) supervisor of microanalysis unit; and Lt. Littlejohn.

Indiana State Police Helicopter. Approx 1992. P.E. Master: Box 2 MacAllister rides in a State Police Helicopter piloted by John Kelly, from Weir Cook Airport in User: Box 15 Indianapolis to Monroe County. They pick up Val Myers with the Department of Natural Resources to search for marijuana patches. Interviews with officers involved in the operation.

Indianapolis Airport. Approx. 1994. Interview with Dennis Master: Box 2 Rosebough, Public Affairs Director of the Airport. User: Box 15

Indianapolis Alive. 1986. Co-Hosts: P.E. MacAllister, Larry Master: Box 2 Conrad. Guests: Lona Damron and Karen Campbell of the Indiana Ronald McDonald House; Lt. Governor John Mutz at User: Box 15 the City Cafe; Robin Pyle and others of the Indianapolis Shakespeare Festival; Jan and Campfire Girl daughter Michelle talk about a fundraiser for the Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument.

Indianapolis B Roll. 1985. City Market, Dome Inflation, Master: Box 2 Downtown Circle, State Fair Carousel, Union Station, Federal Building. User: Box 15 Indianapolis City Market. 1986. “On Site.” Interview with Master: Box 2 Sandra Welch Richard, Market Manager; about the 100th anniversary of the City Market. Interviews with: the User: Box 15 Yugoslavian proprietress of Hamburger Express; Abby Himmelein, owner of Winding Way Farms natural foods store; Diane Shambaugh at Neese Brothers Potato Place; Mrs. Palmara, owner of Velona Italian Foods; Cathy Peachy, owner of Cath’s Coffee and Tea House; and Dale Gravenstreter, owner of the Odyssey Map Store. Brief interview with lunch customer Ray Kinnison of the state Department of Mental Health.

Indianapolis City Market, December 2007 Renovation. Master: Box 2 ©2008. “On Site.” Interviews with Ann McWilliams, Marketing Director; Joe Dayan, Executive Director; Lynn User: Box 15 Noel of Abbott’s Candy shop; Theresa Mascari and Concetta Mascari of Constantino’s produce market; owners of Lucia’s Italian Restaurant; Joseph Wurster and Ben Nielson of Moody Meats; Trina Bannister of Ruby’s Sweet Treasures; and Lily Stockton of Just Cookies.

Indianapolis Heliport. 1986. “On Site.” Linda O’Leary, Master: Box 2 President of Downtown Helicopter Charters. Restaurant review: Fireside at the Heliport. Interview with Shary User: Box 15 Hoffman-Meadows, V.P. of Community Relations and Programming at American Cable of Indianapolis. A hot air balloon ride. Interview with Vic Bandini, V.P. of Operations at Indianapolis Heliport Corp. and Sgt. Gil Riley of the Indianapolis Police Department.

Irvington. Approx 1996. Interview with pastor of the Master: Box 2 Irvington United Methodist Church about the restoration and use of the building. Interview with Jack and Jill Lashbrook at User: Box 15 their antique shop. Postcards of Irvington. Interview with Paul Diebold, president of the Irvington Historical Society in front of the Bona Thompson Memorial. Interview with Bernadette Bauer of Dufour’s restaurant. Keystone Crossing. 1991. “Indianapolis Notebook.” Master: Box 2 Interviews with Ken Radliff, general manager of the Fashion Mall at Keystone at the Crossing; Kelly Moehl, marketing and User: Box 15 promotions coordinator; Dottie Harmon of Start With Art. Restaurant review of Alvy Darr’s; interview with assistant manager Scott Whiteleather and waiter Brad. Opera performance by Mark Baker. Interview with Sky Pinkston, manager at The Sharper Image.

Living in Downtown Indy – Part 1. 2003. “Downtown Master: Box 2 Living…Why?” Interview with: Jeanie Chrisman, Manager of Indygo Transit. Tad Miller, Sales Manager and Mark User: Box 15 Kosene, Developer, of Kosene and Kosene and a tour of the condos being built. Interview with Brian Fonseca, Director of Phoenix Theatre. Interview with Candace Florencig-Hut, General Manager of Riley Towers, and a tour of one of the apartments. Interview with Rick Fuson, Executive Director of Conseco Fieldhouse, and a tour of the building. Interview with Bob Kennedy near Lockerbie Square and a walk around the neighborhood.

Living in Downtown Indy – Part 2. 2003. Interview with Master: Box 2 Joan Green, Co-Owner of the Photography Gallery and Studio. Interview with Regina Mehallick, Chef/Owner of R User: Box 15 Bistro. Interview with Jenny Elkins, Artist and Owner of Jenny Elkins Studio. Interview with Arizeder Urreiztieta, Executive Director of Communications at Christ Church Cathedral. Interview with Glendal Jones, PR Coordinator for Clarian Health, on the topic of the People Mover. Interview with Dr. David Stochum, Dean of Science at IUPUI.

Marion County Guardian’s Home – Raw Footage. Ca. Master: Box 2 December 2000. Marion County Children’s Guardian Home, information about the purpose and history. Care for abused or User: Box 15 neglected children. Interviews with director Paul Browne and kitchen workers. Memorial Day 1999, P.E. Visits New Monuments. “On Master: Box 2 Site.” American Legion Mall memorials to the Vietnam and Korean wars and World War II; World War (I) memorial; User: Box 15 Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument. Ceremony to dedicate the Congressional Medal of Honor memorial. IPALCO president Ray Humke, Admiral Jay L. Johnson, and medal recipients Melvin Biddle, Sammy Davis, and Paul Bucha. Interview with Indianapolis Power and Light Company (IPALCO) Chairman of the Board John Hodowal and Susan Hanafee, Vice President of Corporate Affairs, regarding the Congressional Medal of Honor Memorial. Footage similar to “Medal of Honor, Memorial Day” in series 9.

Midland Antique Mall. 1990. “On Site.” An antique store Master: Box 2 in the former Midland Sash and Window Company building at 926 E. Michigan Street, Indianapolis. A tour of the User: Box 15 building and the items for sale. Elaine Bookwalter interviews Bessie Carter and Patsy Cram.

New Indianapolis Airport. Taped in December 2007, will Master: Box 2 open in October 2008. “On Site.” The shoot was arranged by David Dawson. Interviews with: Bob Duncan, Airport User: Box 15 Director; Lacy Johnson, Indianapolis Airport Authority President; John Kisch, Indianapolis Airport Authority Executive Director; and construction personnel.

Opening Day Union Station. Ca. 1986. “On Site.” Opening Master: Box 2 of the restored Union Station with its new festival marketplace. Interviews with Alice, housekeeping staff for User: Box 15 the railroad car rooms at the onsite Holiday Inn; Richard Blankenbaker, city director of public safety; members of the Union Station Entertainment Company; Marina and Tom Mavrikis of Grecian Gyros; John Gardis (Gartes) (?); people in dog character costumes: Riley the redcap and John Whitcomb the conductor. Senator Richard Lugar speaks. Interviews with Mike Woodburn, general manager of Norman’s (restaurant); visitors Jerry and Vera Gelleman(?); a barbershop quartet; developer Bob Borns; visitors Elaine and Steve Kleifgen; Francis Dall(?) of Borns Security; restaurant customers Barbara Brooks, Diane Brooks, Catherine Brooks. Overview of City. [April 1993]. “Indianapolis Notebook.” Master: Box 2 Opens on the Canal. Views of Indianapolis skyline. History of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Interview with Tom User: Box 15 Binford, chief steward, at the Speedway. Includes historic photographs and race footage, including Ray Harroun. P.E. discusses unigov. Interview with Peter Sterling at the Children’s Museum. Brief views of: Meridian Street, Clowes Hall, Christian Theological Seminary, Robert Indiana’s Love sculpture and the Indianapolis Museum of Art, and Conner Prairie. Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art. Closes at Crown Hill Cemetery.

The Pyramids. 1991. “Indianapolis Notebook.” Interviews Master: Box 2 with John Burkhart, who had the Pyramids built for his College Life Insurance Co., and Dan Sweeney, property User: Box 15 manager. Interview with Timothy Ehrgott of Golden Rule Insurance about the Educational Choice Charitable Trust. Restaurant review of Cafe Europa at 4709 N. Shadeland Avenue; interview with owner Astrid Dost(?) and waitress Brigitte.

Red’s Barbershop and the Liberty Belle. July 2007. “On Master: Box 2 Site.” P.E. gets a haircut, shoeshine, and shave at Red’s Classic Barbershop at 22 E. Washington Street and interviews User: Box 15 the shop owner, Alexandra Ridgway; barbers Nick and Randy, and shoeshine man Gerald Johnson. Also a visit to Mount [Use Master copy] Comfort Airport to see the Liberty Belle, a plane used after WWII to test turboprop engines and now painted as the original Liberty Belle, a B-17 used in WWII; a discussion of B-17s and a look inside the plane.

Scottish Rite Cathedral. 1999. “On Site.” P.E. MacAllister Master: Box 2 toured the cathedral and learned about its history, unique designs, organ, and carillon. Guests: Michael Barth, chairman User: Box 15 of the Scottish Rite Cathedral Foundation; Fred Kortepeter, organist and carillonneur; John W. Duncan, director of public relations and advertising; Alan Lisle, executive director of the Scottish Rite Cathedral Foundation.

The Stutz Building. 2000. Interviews with Anne Master: Box 2 Jester (vice president of leasing) and Turner Woodard (owner of the building and Turner John Management). User: Box 15 Interviews with artists Tiffany Griffin, Walter Knabe, Rob Harrell, John Ross, and Constance Scopelitis in their studios in the building. The Stutz Building. 2001. Raw footage. An Master: Box 2 important Indianapolis landmark. Built in the early 1900s to manufacture Stutz automobiles. Interviews User: Box 15 with artists in their studios that now occupy the building. Footage similar to that in the above listing.

Sycamore Springs. Ca. 1996. Conversion of golf Master: Box 9 course into gated residential community on Dean Road south of 82nd Street. Tour and interview with Sean User: Box 22 Deagan(?) of Sean/Christopher Homes. (On same disk as “Driving Miss Daisy” at the Civic Theatre in series 12).

Union Station Cutaways. Ca. 1986. Footage from Union Master: Box 2 Station shortly after it opened. Shows interior (stained-glass wheel window, crowds, shops, eateries, someone dressed as a User: Box 16 dog in a red porter’s uniform) and exterior (wheel window, clock tower). Includes part of interview with Phil R. Duke, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce (full interview in Series 5).

Union Station, Indianapolis, Indiana. Ca. December 1986. Master: Box 3 “Indianapolis Notebook.” At the Holiday Inn. With Co-Host Judy Bruner-Talley. Interviews with: Mike Browning, User: Box 16 president of Browning Investments; Jimmy Dora, president and owner of Indianapolis Holiday Inns; Bob Borns, owner of Union Station; Belle Choate, attorney; Dr. Gonzalo T. Chua, radiologist; and Marilene I. Kauffman, psychic counselor.

Upland Indiana – Raw Footage. [Ca. 1995]. Information Master: Box 3 about Taylor University; interview with Chip Jaggers, vice president for university relations. A visit to Ivanhoe’s ice User: Box 16 cream parlor; interview with Mark Souers and owner Ivan Slain. A piano duet is performed and the two pianists, Taylor University faculty members, discuss their careers. Laurel Thomas Gnagey, television professor, with students Kurt and Andy. LaRita Boren of Avis Industrial Corporation.

West Baden Springs Hotel 1999 Renovation. “On Site.” In Master: Box 3 Orange County, Indiana. Kent Abraham, assistant tour coordinator, gives a tour of the building and grounds during User: Box 16 restoration. Interview with trolley motorman on trolley between West Baden and French Lick. Series 3: Decorator Show House and Other Home Tours

CONTENTS CONTAINER 1987 Decorator Show House, The Tabler Home at 5110 Master: Box 3 N. Meridian Street. [Indianapolis Notebook] The house was built in 1927 by Henry Simon. Interviews with Ann User: Box 16 Long of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild; Bob Arehart of Arehart Interiors; Susie Tittle of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild; and Dave Lewis of Lewis Interiors. Restaurant review of the Crystal Room in the old Marott Hotel in Indianapolis. Interview with maitre d’ Mike Griswell.

1989 Decorator Show House, J.K. Lilly Senior Home. Master: Box 3 5801 N. Sunset Lane, occupied by the family of Gerald Bepko, Chancellor of IUPUI. Interviews and a tour. User: Box 16 [recording is of poor quality]

1992 Decorator Show House, Spring Mill Road. A tour Master: Box 3 of the home before it was completely finished. Built by Hugh McKinnon Landrum in the early 1930s and sold to User: Box 16 the Franciscan order in 1947. The Franciscans operated the Alverna retreat center there until 1991 and then sold the property to a condominium developer. Interviews with Charlene Barnett of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild; Cheryl Schneider of Jacobs Schneider Interior Design; Debbie Parks of Deborah Parks Interior Design; Jane Tillery of Jane Tillery Interiors; Jerry Ward of Nappanee Wood Products; Tom Dougherty; and Emily Nickel and daughter Amy Lippard of Nickel Interiors.

1994 Decorator Show House, 4801 N. Meridian Street. Master: Box 3 Built in 1933 by Samuel O. Dungan on seven acres, it is a mixed Tudor design. Interviews with Vicky Brody and User: Box 16 Kathy Brillhart of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild and Emily Nickel of Nickel Interiors.

1995 Decorator Show Houses, 4356 and 4366 N. Master: Box 3 Meridian. House at 4356 N. Meridian built in 1928 for John Zazas (it was also the 1972 Decorator Show House). Tour and interviews with Paula Sissom of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild; Patrick Schmidt of J. Baker Interiors in Tipton; and Michael Arnold of Michael Arnold Interior Design. House at 4366 N. Meridian was built in 1922 and was designed by Frank Hunter; original occupants were the family of Wesley Shea. 1996 Decorator Show Houses. Two homes: 1) English Master: Box 3 Manor home built by Roy Adams in 1927 at 4145 Washington Boulevard (architects: Osler and Burns). A User: Box 16 tour of the home and gardens. Comments from St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild members Allison Smith, promotions director, and Sue Gustin, decorator chairman. Interview with Dale Walton of Walton & Vetor Landscaping. 2) House at 4163 Washington Boulevard, built in 1926 (architect: Frank Hunter). Interviews with Mike Ryan of Ryan Landscaping and designer Diane Hallquist.

1997 Decorator Show House. Tour of home at 4050 Master: Box 3 Washington Blvd., Indianapolis, originally owned by Civil War veteran and gynecologist Dr. Joseph A. User: Box 16 Eastman, built ca. 1870. Renovated by Josiah K. Lilly, Jr., ca. 1919. Tour given by Paula Sissom of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild. Exterior of 4053 Pennsylvania Street, also a decorator show house that year.

1998 Decorator Show House, Fort Benjamin Harrison. Master: Box 3 On Lawton Loop, Lawrence, Indiana. Adams-Style Colonial Revival home of the commanding officer, built User: Box 16 in 1908. Tour and interview with Paula Sissom of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild. A tour of a second house on Lawton Loop is also shown.

1999 Decorator Show House, Fortune Home, 4567 Cold Master: Box 3 Spring Road. Tour of the home at the corner of Cold Spring and Michigan Road before it was decorated for User: Box 16 Decorator Show House. The Fortune family moved into the house in 1933, followed by a Dr. Ochsner. Next the house was used by Harrison Eiteljorg as an office and a place to keep his art collection. After Eiteljorg’s death in 1997, the house was purchased by a Fortune grandson, Jock Fortune. Interviews with Mary Ann Fagan of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild and decorative artist Kathy Stevens. The disc ends with a restaurant review of Something Different on E. 82nd Street. Interview with server Bob Hoffman and chef Steven Oakley. The second half of the recording has a poor visual quality. 2000 Decorator Show House, Fairbanks Home, Master: Box 3 Meridian Street. Home of Charles Warren Fairbanks, built ca. 1912 on Meridian Street at 30th Street. User: Box 16 Interviews with Cynthia Fisher of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild; Sue Ringo, decorator chairman; and designer Roland Buz Dailey of Orlando Furioso. A tour of the home. Tape 1 of 2.

2000 Decorator Show House, Louis Levy Home 30th and Master: Box 3 Meridian Street. [On Meridian Street at 29th Street.] Built in 1906. Interviews with Cathy Reed, president of User: Box 16 St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild; designer Bob Mead; Ms. Donovan of Donovan’s Interiors of Avon, Indiana; and Dale Walton of Walton & Vetor Landscaping. A tour of the home. Tape 2 of 2.

2001 Decorator Show House, Wheeler–Stokely Master: Box 3 Mansion, 3200 Cold Spring Road. Built in 1912 for Frank H. Wheeler, the architect was William Price of User: Box 16 Philadelphia. Later owners were G. Monty Williams, president of the Marmon Motor Company, and William Stokely, owner of Stokely-Van Camp Packing Company. It is currently owned by Marian College. Interviews with Cynthia Fisher of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild; Wes Colter of J.D. Colter Furniture Gallery; Patrick Schmidt of J. Baker Interiors; and Diana Chastain of Diana Chastain Interiors. A tour of the house and gardens. See: http://www.nps.gov/nr/travel/indianapolis/wsmansion.htm

2003 Decorator Show House, 4127 N. Meridian Street. Master: Box 3 A tour of the house and gardens. Colonial Revival style home built in 1919 for William Zulich, president of the User: Box 16 Reserve Loan Insurance Company (it was also the 1983 Decorator Show House). Interviews with Nancy Behrmann, master gardener and owner of the house; Ann Dufour of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild; and designer Diane Hallquist. 2004 Decorator Show House, Taggart Mansion. Tour Master: Box 3 of 5555 Washington Boulevard, built in 1924. Interviews with: Kim Harper, Vice President of Human Resources and Public Affairs, Wishard Health Services; Cynthia Fisher, president of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild; Kathleen Stevens, Renaissance Finishes Design Studio; Agnes Hannah Friel, Hannah Ltd. Interior Design; Pat Gross, kitchen designer; Deborah Lind, Lind Interiors; and Patrick Schmidt, J. Baker Interiors.

2005 Decorators’ Show House, Sherlock Manor on Master: Box 3 Daisy Hill, 5425 N. Meridian Street. A tour of the building and grounds. J.D. Adams had this house built in User: Box 16 1927 for his daughter Janet as a wedding gift (she married Morris Brown). Interviews with someone from Becker Landscape; Ann Dufour, president of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild; Debbie Parks of Deborah Parks Interior Design; designer Matt Harris of M.W. Harris; Chip Kalleen of Lohr Design; Gus Lemcke of Lemcke Landscape; and Kathleen House of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild.

2006 Decorators’ Show House, La Chateau Master: Box 3 Renaissance. A tour of the building and grounds of the Conseco mansion on 116th Street in Hamilton County. User: Box 16 Interviews with Mary Hatch, President of St. Margaret’s Hospital Guild; Pat Gross, designer; Dianne Mohr and Nancy Andres of Meridian Interiors; and Lisa Knipp. This house was later owned by Stephen Hilbert.

2007 Decorator Show House, 4201 N. Washington Blvd. Master: Box 3 Built in 1914, the house was designed by Herbert L. Bass. A tour of the home and interviews with: Todd Otterman User: Box 16 [some of Design Works and Debbie Stewart of St. Margaret’s problems toward end Hospital Guild. of disc; use Master copy]

A Tour of the Governor’s Residence. May 2007. “On Site.” Master: Box 3 Interview with First Lady Cheri Daniels and a tour of the home, which was built in 1928 and bought by the state in the early User: Box 16 1970s.

Jerry Hostetler Home, Part 1. Fall 1999. “On Site.” 4923 E. Master: Box 3 Kessler Blvd. Jerry Hostetler (1940–2006) provides a tour of his home with its unique architecture and many art objects. User: Box 16 Jerry Hostetler Home, Kessler Blvd. 1999. [possibly Spring Master: Box 3 1998?] Jerry Hostetler (1940–2006) takes P.E. on a tour of his home at 4923 E. Kessler Boulevard with its unique architecture User: Box 16 and many art objects, which include sculptures by Loet Vanderveen and works by Robert Wyland.

Hamilton County–Village of West Clay. 2004. Raw footage. Master: Box 3 Interviews with Donna Park of Brenwick Development Company; Bob McKinney, builder; Ursula David, builder; User: Box 16 designer Reed Bobrick; Diane Hollabaugh, designer for Will Wright Building Corp.; and Judy Berthold of Ryland Homes. Tour of different styles of houses including Greek Revival, [Use Master copy] Italianate, and Federal-style Brownstone. At the end of the film is an unrelated tour of an aquarium, aviary, and Wildlife Rehabilitation Center [appears to be in Florida]. [video is dark and orangish, poor quality]

Rising Hall, Located West of Stilesville on US 40. [ca. Master: Box 4 1993]. Raw footage, no edits. A tour of the home by the current owners [Walt and June Prosser]. Historic 19th User: Box 16 century home in Hendricks County. [video is dark in this recording]

Series 4: Education and Schools

CONTENTS CONTAINER Cathedral High School. 1988. “Indianapolis Notebook.” Master: Box 4 Guests: President Michael McGinley, Sister Thomas Moore. User: Box 17

Charter School Union Station. 2004. “On Site.” Master: Box 4 Interviews with: John Hayden, Chief Academic Officer; Kevin Teasley, President of Geo Foundation; Rolin Dick, User: Box 17 CFO, Haverstick Consulting; Don Laskowski, Founder of Wood-Mizer Products; and parents and students.

Education in Indiana. 1996. “Heartbeat of Middle Master: Box 4 America.” Dr. Suellen Reed, Superintendent of Public Instruction for the state of Indiana; Dr. Leslie Lenkowsky, User: Box 17 President, Hudson Institute; Dr. Esperanza Zendejas, Superintendent, Indianapolis Public Schools. Panel discussion of problems that schools face. European Community 1995 Butler University Foreign Master: Box 4 Relations Program. “On Site.” Guest: Denis Candy. Topic of discussion: European community. User: Box 17

Franklin College. 1990. “On Site.” Interviews with: president Master: Box 4 William Bryan Martin; journalism student (and future WRTV reporter) Rafael Sanchez; pre-med student Rachelle Woods from User: Box 17 Markel, IN; and 1938 alum Harvey Jacobs, editor of The Indianapolis News newspaper.

Heartbeat of Middle America “Education.” Master: Box 4 Approximate time: 58:30. 1994. Guests: Dr. Gilbert, Superintendent of IPS; Patrick Rooney, CEO of Golden User: Box 17 Rule Insurance Co. and advocate for alternative schools; Dr. Lester Lenkowskey, President and CEO of Indianapolis based Hudson Institute.

Human Genome Project – Part II. Guests: Dr. David Master: Box 4 Stocum and Dr. Simon Rhodes. Interview in a laboratory on the campus of IUPUI. User: Box 17

Indianapolis Public Schools. 1995. “On Site.” Master: Box 4 Interview with Lou Jones, IPS Board Member. User: Box 17

International School of Indiana. 2001. “On Site.” Master: Box 4 Interview with Alain Weber, head of the school. Tour and interviews with the elementary school director, Lourdes User: Box 17 _____; the middle school coordinator; Barbara Richardson, director of advancement; the high school director; Randy Lamb, high school science teacher; other staff and faculty; student Jeffrey McGinnis and several other students.

Science Department of IUPUI. 1995. Raw footage. P.E. Master: Box 4 talks with Dr. Simon Rhodes and Dr. David Stocum about the history of Developmental Biology and the discovery of User: Box 17 DNA Molecules as the blue print of embryonic development. Begins with an unrelated interview with Bill Bain about his carpet business.

Sycamore School. [Ca. 1997]. “On Site.” A private, Master: Box 4 independent school for gifted students. Interviews and discussions with: Nyle Kardatzke, head of school; Eileen User: Box 17 Prince, art teacher; and other staff and students. Sycamore School, A new Concept. [Ca. 1997]. Raw Master: Box 4 footage, including additional footage of the visit described above. Dark video. User: Box 17

University of Indianapolis. [April 7, 1994]. “On Site.” Master: Box 4 Christel DeHaan Fine Arts Center. Interviews with President Ben Lantz; music students; Bill Brown of Ratio User: Box 17 Architects, designer of the center; art students Andy Fisher and Cheryl Heuer (?); Dee Schaad, art professor.

Series 5: Factory and Business

CONTENTS CONTAINER C-SPAN 1987 Indianapolis Business Leaders Master: Box 4 Roundtable. Host: Carl Rutan. Guests: Bob McKinney, Chairman of Jefferson Corp.; Al Hubbard, User: Box 17 A&E Industries; P.E. MacAllister, CEO MacAllister Machinery; Don Kacek, Ransburg Corp.

Indianapolis Personalities with Dede Commons, Master: Box 4 Interviewing Nancy Fernandez. Nancy Fernandez buys and sells chimney pots. Dark video. Unrelated User: Box 17 footage from the International Festival at the end of the film.

J. Irwin Miller Founded Cummins Engines, Master: Box 4 Columbus, IN. 1991. “On Site.” Interview with Mr. Miller. User: Box 17

Larry O’Connor, President of Bank One. Master: Box 4 “Indianapolis Notebook.” Approx. 1996. Interview with Larry O’Connor about bankers and banking. User: Box 17

Opalescent Glass Factory Kokomo, Indiana. 2006. Master: Box 4 “On Site.” P.E. visits the Kokomo Opalescent Glass Factory, the oldest machine-rolled art glass User: Box 17 manufacturer in the world, established in 1888. Tour and process description by Cynthia Locke. Interviews with: glass artist Michael Amis; CEO Richard Elliott.

Phil R. Duke. “On Site.” [1986]. Interview with Master: Box 4 Phillip R. Duke (1935–1986), aired after Duke’s death. Duke talks about his upbringing, his properties, User: Box 17 and Indianapolis development. TEDCO, Hagerstown, Indiana. December 2005. Master: Box 4 “On Site.” Home of the Gyroscope. Teetor Engineering Development Company, TEDCO Toys. User: Box 17 Interviews with: Jane Shadle, vice president; George Rust, Toye Clevenger, and Jackie Rhodus in the production department; Mark Marlatt, plant manager; Sue Ellen Childs, business office manager; and Travis Rogers, creative director. Tour of the plant.

The Start of USAir. [date on disk is 1996, but this is Master: Box 4 likely from 1991]. “On Site.” Interviews with USAir staff: Don Galante, District Sales Manager; Charlie User: Box 17 Hope, Manager, Passenger Service; Jason [Litschke?], Manager of Customer Service Administration; Laura Weber, Representative, USAir Club; and Tom and Katharine, two Customer Service Agents.

Series 6: Government and Politics

CONTENTS CONTAINER 1987 Legislature Governor’s Education Bill. Master: Box 4 [January 1987]. “Indianapolis Notebook.” Guests: Dr. H. Dean Evans (superintendent of schools, User: Box 18 Washington Township), Representative Phil Warner (sponsor of the bill, from Goshen, Indiana), Senator Larry Borst (senate finance committee chairman), Governor Robert D. Orr, Representative Paul Mannweiler (speaker of the house), and Senator Julia Carson.

A Matter of Opinion. 2007. Guests: Dr. Richard Master: Box 4 Hamilton and Dr. Terri Thomas. Subject: Church and State relationships. User: Box 18

Ambassador Peter Bridges. Retired U.S. Ambassador Master: Box 4 to Somalia. A discussion about international affairs. User: Box 18

Carmel, Indiana. 2007. “On Site.” Mayor James Master: Box 5 Brainard discusses city development. User: Box 18 Heartbeat of Middle America, Foreign Policy, Master: Box 5 Hudson Institute. 1995. Interviews with Peter Goldstone of the Hudson Institute and Dr. Alexander User: Box 18 Koshemiakin.

Heartbeat of Middle America, Political Reform. Master: Box 5 December 18, 1996. Guests: Harrison Ullmann, Editor of Nuvo; Bob Hammerle, Attorney. User: Box 18

Heartbeat of Middle America, Sen. Richard Lugar. Master: Box 5 1994. Interview with Senator Richard Lugar. Information about NATO. User: Box 18

Iraqi Ambassador. “On Site” interview with Iraq's Master: Box 5 ambassador to the United Nations, Abdul Amir al- Anbari, ca. 1988–1989. User: Box 18

Legislature – Unedited Raw Footage. Dark video. A Master: Box 5 visit to the state house and interviews with: Paul Mannweiler, minority leader in the Indiana House of User: Box 18 Representatives; Virginia Blankenbaker. A visit to Crawfordsville and interviews with: Dr. Sheldon Wettack, president of Wabash College (taped 1990– 1991); David Rosen, pastor of Wabash Avenue Presbyterian Church in Crawfordsville and Lois, a member of the worship committee; Greg Woods of Clements Canoes talks about the 29th annual Sugar Creek Canoe Race; members of the Sugar Creek Players at the Vanity Theater, including board member Virginia Hayes, John Stenger, and Stephanie Moore. [See series 15 for full Crawfordsville episode.]

Mayor Bill Hudnut Bust Ceremony. 1986. “On Master: Box 5 Site.” Speakers were: John Burkhart, Dick Pettigrew, and Jim Morris. The ceremony then an interview with User: Box 18 Bill Hudnut.

Mayor Hudnut and Deputy Mayor John Ryan. 1992. Master: Box 5 “On Site.” Interviews and discussion. User: Box 18

Mayor Hudnut Leaving Office. December 1992. A Master: Box 5 talk with Mayor Hudnut as he left office. User: Box 18 Mike Pence, United States Congressman, Muncie, Master: Box 5 Indiana. 2004. Interview with Mike Pence. Topics include the political system and the Middle East. User: Box 18

Mitch Daniels 2004 Campaign. Interview with Mitch Master: Box 5 Daniels as he ran for governor of Indiana. User: Box 18

P.E. MacAllister talks with Elliott Abrams. 1994. Master: Box 5 Foreign Policy and How it Works. Former Asst. Sec. of State Adjunct Fellow Hudson Institute Indianapolis, User: Box 18 IN.

P.E. MacAllister talks with Jim Morris. [ca. end of Master: Box 5 December 2002]. © 2003. “P.E. Speaks Out.” Guest: James T. Morris, Executive Director of the World User: Box 18 Food Bank. Topic: World Hunger. Morris discusses the United Nations, Kofi Annan, and the World Food Program.

P.E. MacAllister talks with Phillip Bush and Mayor Master: Box 5 Bill Hudnut. 1985. “Indianapolis Notebook.” Discussion about current and past state issues. The User: Box 18 interview with Phillip Bush is about his career as a pianist.

P.E. MacAllister talks with Senator Richard Lugar Master: Box 5 and Jim Morris. “On Site.” The first show Aug. 30, 1982. Taped in the AUL Building. User: Box 18

P.E. MacAllister talks with Senator Richard Lugar Master: Box 5 on Foreign Affairs. “On Site,” 1985. Topics include the senate foreign relations committee, South Africa, Russia, and South America.

Private Dinner with Richard Lugar and Friends. Master: Box 5 December 1992. Senator Lugar discusses his recent trip to Russia and the 1992 presidential election. User: Box 18 Guests include Fred Fehsenfeld, John Harris, Jim Kittle Sr. and second wife, Dave Masten, Ed French, Mike Barth, Sarah Barney, Tim Bookwalter, Paul Gresk, and P.E. MacAllister. Scott Newman, Rising Hall, Eller House. Raw Master: Box 5 Footage. Interview with Scott Newman, then Marion County Prosecutor [ca. 2002]. [Walt and June User: Box 18 Prosser] give a tour of Rising Hall home, their renovated brick farmhouse west of Stilesville on the National Road in Hendricks County [ca. 1993]. Restaurant review and interview with Bob Frash at Eller House in Fishers [ca. 1993].

Senator Richard Lugar, An Update and Recap. Master: Box 5 2002. A look back at previous interviews. User: Box 18

Senator Richard Lugar on Current Foreign Affairs. Master: Box 5 March 18, 2004. Interview taped in Lugar’s office. Topics include the senate foreign relations committee, Iraq, Afghanistan, North Korea, weapons of mass destruction, and president of Russia Vladimir Putin.

Series 7: Health and Medicine

CONTENTS CONTAINER Christmas at Methodist Hospital. 1986. Master: Box 5 “Indianapolis Notebook.” Interviews with David Richards, Vice President of Corporate User: Box 18 Communications; James Lingeman, MD; Jill Overton, service manager; W. Page Faulk, MD; Carolyn Coulam, MD. Segment about the hospital’s Lifeline helicopter service with: Henry C. Bock, MD; Joseph Phillips, MD; et al. Information about medical services at the hospital. Timmy Bookwalter, age 4, seen at the end.

David Ratts Interviews Diabetes Staff. 1989. St. Master: Box 5 Vincent’s Diabetes Center with Beverly Reed, RN, and dietician Ginger Kinsel. Interview with Susannah User: Box 18 Sahoo, co-owner of Sugarbusters, a diabetic supply store. Last approx. third of disc shows P.E. in Vevay, Indiana, interviewing a woman at the Kessler House; interviewing another woman at Ruter Chapel United Methodist Church where old murals were uncovered and at the Switzerland County Courthouse showing old graffiti [filmed after 1991; see also Vevay episode in series 15]. Lifeline/Methodist Hospital. 1986. “On Site.” A Master: Box 5 Reenactment of a car accident: patient – Joseph Bookwalter; Dr. Joseph Phillips; nurse Carol Stamas. User: Box 18 Interviews with: Linda Kelley, chief flight nurse; Dr. Joseph Phillips, medical director of Lifeline; Dr. Henry C. Bock, emergency medicine staff physician; and David Richards, vice president of corporate communications for Methodist Hospital, discusses services and treatments offered by the hospital.

Parkinson’s Disease. 2007. “On Site.” Former Master: Box 5 Marion County Prosecutor Scott Newman talks about the Rock Steady Boxing Foundation that he co- User: Box 18 founded and how boxing has helped to relieve symptoms of his Parkinson’s Disease. Additional interviews with: Kristina Rose Follmar, executive director, certified trainer, and former professional boxer; Tom Timberlake, program participant; co- founder Vincent Perez, attorney and program designer; Don Schaefer and other program participants.

Riley’s Children’s Hospital. 1985. “On Site.” Master: Box 5 Executive Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. Interviews with: Elaine Anderson, administrative User: Box 18 assistant for the section of neonatal / perinatal medicine; Tim Bauman, driver and EMT; Nick Frenzel, president of the Riley Memorial Association; Dr. James Lemons in a Newborn Intensive Care Unit; Noreen Feller, RN, in the cast room; and Omer Foust, executive director of the Riley Memorial Association.

Series 8: History

CONTENTS CONTAINER American Systems. 2001. “P.E. MacAllister and Master: Box 6 Friends.” With Hon. Andrew Jacobs, Dr. James Fuller, and Dr. Louis Chenette. America’s traditions User: Box 19 and systems.

Civil War Enactments – Unedited Raw Footage. A Master: Box 6 visit to Conner Prairie’s Civil War Encampment. Interviews with participants. User: Box 19 Gettysburg. “On Site.” 2005. Executive Producer: Master: Box 6 Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. Producer: Eric M. Koller. P.E. MacAllister at Gettysburg. Interview with User: Box 19 Gettysburg Guide Tom Vossler. Explanation of events and reenactment footage. Shows monuments to the I9th Indiana Infantry, the 3rd Indiana Cavalry, the 27th Indiana Infantry, and the Indiana state memorial monument. Interview with Purdue alumna Barbara Finfrock, chair of the board of the Friends of the National Parks at Gettysburg.

Greatest Leaders in Western Civilization. With Dr. Master: Box 6 Louis Chennette and Jeff Stroebel. 2001. “P.E. MacAllister and Friends.” Interview/discussion. User: Box 19

Indiana Heroes, Obscure Indiana History. Ca. 1999. Master: Box 6 Raw footage. Guests: George Geib, Chairman of the History Department at Butler University; David User: Box 19 Vanderstel, executive director of the National Council on Public History.

Korea. [Ca. 1994]. David Ratts narrates a segment Master: Box 6 about the Korean War. P.E. interviews Gerald “Dutch” Bole, the Director of the Indiana Division of User: Box 19 Veterans Affairs at the Korean and Vietnam war memorials in the American Legion Mall.

Memories of WWII. 2004. Executive Producers: Master: Box 6 Elaine M. Bookwalter, Eric M. Koller. “America We Remember.” Guests: Neal Cobb [6 June 1924–7 July User: Box 19 2010] (from Whiting, IN, served in the Army Air Corp in North Africa and Europe, 1942–45, was in Slovak prison camp) and Robert Ross (born in Corydon, IN, 29 November 1925, served in the Marines 1944–46 as bodyguard for Navajo code talkers in the Pacific, graduated from Butler University’s pharmacy program). Memories of WWII. 2004. Executive Producers: Master: Box 6 Elaine M. Bookwalter, Eric M. Koller. “America We Remember.” Guests: Bob Longardner [17 May 1921– User: Box 19 21 February 2010] (from Fort Wayne, IN, served as B- 17 pilot in Army Air Corp in Europe, 1942–?, graduated from Purdue University after the war) and Bob Barrett (born 1921, Franklin, IN; graduated Indiana University in 1943; served in the Chemical Warfare Service in Europe, 1944–?).

Memories of WWII. 2004. Executive producers: Master: Box 6 Elaine M. Bookwalter, Eric M. Koller. “America We Remember.” Guests: Merrill “Lefty” Huntzinger User: Box 19 (born ca. 1924, from Upland, IN, drafted into the Army in 1943, inducted at Fort Benjamin Harrison, served in the 38th Infantry in Europe) and Bob Evans (from Indianapolis, enlisted in the Army Air Corps on his 17th birthday in 1943, served as gunner and navigator on B-25s in Europe in the 12th Air Force, 487th Bomb Group [Joseph Heller, author of Catch-22 served as bombardier with them in his 488th Bomb Group]).

Memories of WWII. 2004. “Name, Rank, & Serial Master: Box 6 Number.” Guests: Jack Leslie #4201905 (born in Battle Ground, IN, attended Purdue University, served User: Box 19 in the Army Infantry in France, 1943–44) and Jack Lauck #04193 (born in Indianapolis, attended University of Notre Dame, served in the Marines in the Pacific, including Iwo Jima in 1945). P.E. also talks a bit about his time in the Army Air Corps, 1941–44, in Europe and North Africa.

Paris. 2007. P.E. talks about the history and culture Master: Box 6 of Paris, France. User: Box 19 P.E. MacAllister talks with Andrew Bowman. 1997. Master: Box 6 P.E. talks with Andrew Bowman and his wife Esther about Bowman’s grandfather, Andrew Smith. Smith was a slave born in 1842 in Kentucky and fought with the 55th regiment of the Massachusetts Infantry (colored troops) in the Civil War. The Bowmans talk about their attempt to get Smith a Congressional Medal of Honor. [It was awarded in 2001: http://www.cmohs.org/recipient-detail/1261/smith- andrew-jackson.php]

P.E. Visits Washington D.C. 2005. “On Site.” A Master: Box 6 tour of the many monuments around Washington D.C. Interview with Bob Rybold of the National Parks User: Box 19 Department at the World War II memorial.

World War II. P.E. MacAllister, Bob Hammerle, and Master: Box 6 Ed Rubenstein. Discussion about the events leading up to and during World War II. User: Box 19

World War II. P.E. MacAllister, Bob Hammerle, and Master: Box 6 Ed Rubenstein. Discussion about the events leading up to and during World War II. Raw Footage. User: Box 19

Series 9: Indiana Events, Fairs, and Festivals

CONTENTS CONTAINER Greek Festival, Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Master: Box 6 Church. 1985. “On Site.” 4011 N. Pennsylvania Street. Interview with the pastor, Father James User: Box 19 Rousakis, and with people working at and attending the festival: Tim Poulakis(?), Dorothea Genetos, Penny Sofianopoulos, John Dimos, Jim Stalas, Thomas Vallas, George Marinos, and others.

Air Show presented by The Indiana Wing of the Master: Box 6 Confederate Air Force. 1986. Produced by Indianapolis Cablevision. Producer-Director: Kurt User: Box 19 Poole. Mount Comfort Airport in Hancock County. Pete Bell interviews WWII veteran pilot Colonel Jim Shelton. Various planes are demonstrated and discussed, including A-10, B-17, Corsair, B-51 Mustangs, B-25. Wing Walker demonstration. Interview with Commander Gil Rud, lead pilot for the Blue Angels. Blue Angels demonstration. Circle City Equestrian 500. July 2007. “On Site.” Indiana Master: Box 6 State Fair Ground Coliseum. Interviews with Craig Dobbs, chairman of the Circle City Equestrian 500; Bobby Murphy, User: Box 19 course designer; Tracy Scott and her daughter, rider Jennifer Scott; rider Beth Bidgood; Tom Blankenship, horse show manager; and P.E.’s 13-year-old granddaughter, Laurel MacAllister. Eleven-year-old Kalvin Dobbs, Laurel MacAllister, and other riders shown competing.

City of Hope Awards Banquet. 1987. “On Site.” Master: Box 6 Honored guests: Christopher MacAllister, Mrs. Donald Duret, Dan Burton, P.E. MacAllister, James E. User: Box 19 Commons, Norm Crosby, Mrs. James Commons, Mark Hastin, Mrs. P.E. MacAllister, Dr. Donald Duret, Mrs. Dan Burton. The dinner and awards.

Crown Hill Victorian Festival. 1999. “Indianapolis Master: Box 6 Notebook.” Victorian Day. Interviews with historically-costumed participants representing the User: Box 19 Victorian era. Portrayals of Benjamin and Caroline Harrison, James Whitcomb Riley, Confederate and Union Civil War soldiers (the 33rd Virginia and 18th Indiana regiments), and Thomas Morris (regarding early railroads in Indiana). Steve and Carolyn Carter discuss their antique bicycles. Interviews with a stagecoach driver and ladies making lace. A musical performance by a band of high school students as the Camp Morton Irregulars.

Dedication of USS Indianapolis. July 30, 1990. “On Master: Box 6 Site.” Dedication of the USS Indianapolis memorial located by the canal. The ship sank on July 30, 1945. User: Box 19 Speakers include: Commander Thomas F. Gorman, Jr.; Giles “Doc” McCoy, survivor and president of the Survivors Association. P.E. talks with R. Adrian Marks, pilot of the PB-Y that rescued 56 survivors. P.E. also talks with the following survivors: John Bullard, James O’Donnell, Harold Bray, Glen Milbrodt, Ralph D. Klappa, Grover Carter, Robert Bunai, Charles W. Zink, John Spinelli, Robert McGuiggan, Shalous Kees, and Gust Kay. P.E. talks with William Sheets about a model of the USS Indianapolis. U.S.S. Indianapolis – Raw Footage. Interviews with Master: Box 6 survivors. Raw footage from the dedication interviews, listed above. User: Box 19

Garfield Park 2001 “America We Remember.” Saluting the Master: Box 6 Heroes and their Heroism. Presented by: The Indiana Opera Theatre MacAllister Awards. The cast included: Jonita User: Box 19 Lattimore, The Shepherd Singers directed by Anna Lee Hamilton, Color Guard from the Indiana State Police, many politicians, and the Indiana Opera Chorus.

Grand Masquerade. 1994. “On Site.” An annual Master: Box 6 fundraising event for the Damien Center. Interviews with: Paul Pickett, co-chair; John Aleshire of the User: Box 19 Damien Center; attendees including Mike Kinney, Bob Post, Patty Lavelle, Alice Usher; and steering committee members from Friends of the Damien Center. Restaurant review at Fireside South: interviews with waitress Melissa Harris and owner Andy Holt.

International Festival. 1996. “On Site.” Interview Master: Box 6 with participants and a tour of the booths. Nelleke Bruyn, president of the Nationalities Council of User: Box 19 Indiana; Louis E. Shepherd, president of the Scottish Society of Indianapolis, and Emily Shepherd; Jim Shiels of the Swiss Club of Central Indiana; representatives of Iran, Turkey, Russia, Germany, Norway, Barbara Brooks of Sons of Norway.

Lockerbie Square. June 10, 1984. “On Site.” Master: Box 6 Lockerbie Square Summer Fair. Interviews with: Marian Overstreet, hostess at the James Whitcomb User: Box 20 Riley home; Lockerbie resident Jim Kenley; Sara Clare; James Gray; Katie Chaney; Leanne Saylers(?); Diane Rice; Tom DiGregory; Henry DeWitt; Janet Penwell; Kay Herber; Barbara Krall; Sharon Lawless; and Diane Stone. Medal of Honor, Memorial Day. 1999. “On Site.” A tour of Master: Box 7 war memorial monuments around the city and footage from the Memorial Day ceremony dedicating the Congressional User: Box 20 Medal of Honor Memorial along the canal in Indianapolis on May 28, 1999. Those involved in the ceremony include: Admiral Jay L. Johnson, Chief of Naval Operations; John Hodowal; and Medal of Honor recipients Melvin Biddle, Sammy Davis, and Paul Bucha. Interview with Indianapolis Power and Light Company (IPALCO) Chairman of the Board John Hodowal and Susan Hanafee, Vice President of Corporate Affairs, regarding the Congressional Medal of Honor Memorial. Crown Hill Cemetery decorated with flags. Footage similar to “Memorial Day 1999, P.E. Visits New Monuments.”

Pan American Games Indianapolis Museum of Art Artwork Master: Box 7 Exchange. 1987. “On Site.” Interviews at the Indianapolis Museum of Art with Hollister Sturges, chief curator, who User: Box 20 discusses the Latin American exhibition Art of the Fantastic; Debbie Scott; Sue Townsend, chair of the opening event for the exhibit; Rosemary Olson, assistant director of education for performance arts; and Paula Monsalve, performer from Chile, who performs two songs. The Latin American themed events were held in conjunction with the Pan American Games held in Indianapolis in 1987.

Putnam County Fair. 1993. “On Site.” Interviews Master: Box 7 with: Tim Bookwalter, horse rider; 4-H participants Amanda Janeway, Denise Swim, Laura Summers, User: Box 20 Josh Janeway; Cline Jensen, beef barn superintendent; Tom Cole, Putnam County Fair board president; Jerry Sinclair, swine barn superintendent; unidentified woman and Lou Jackson, 4-H leaders. Footage of events. There are interruptions in the audio. Red, White, and You. Indiana Historical Society. Master: Box 7 Executive Producer: Mark Szobody. July 4, 2002. America We Remember. Patriotic music and readings User: Box 20 on the canal terrace of the Indiana Historical Society. Guests: Jonita Lattimore, MacAllister Ensemble, Connor Green and Austin Green (Boy Scouts), Sal Cilella (IHS president & CEO), Mayor Bart Peterson, P.E. MacAllister, Bob Hammerle, Shepherd Singers, Bob Massie, Amos Brown, Dave Frizzell, Mike Ahern, and Valerie Phelps.

Also titled: Hot Indiana Summer Night.

Scottish Festival, Columbus, Indiana. August 1993. “On Master: Box 7 Site.” Second annual Columbus Scottish Festival, held at Clifty Park. Interviews with: Don Carmichael, chairman of User: Box 20 the festival committee; Bob Rigg of Riverdale, Michigan; Melody Reeder of Newark, Delaware; Rex A. Bruce, president of the United States Bruces; Dr. Lee Cloe, president of the Scottish Society of Indianapolis; and others. Footage of events.

Indiana State Fair. © 1985 (footage from 1984 State Master: Box 7 Fair). “On Site.” P.E. visits the state fair with Elaine Bookwalter’s grandchildren including Joe and Tim User: Box 20 and his own grandchildren, Casey Davis and brothers. Interviews with: Rod Crome of Paris, Illinois, with lamb; sheep judge George Harrell of Bargersville; wool judge Leroy Stanley of Indiana Farm Bureau Coop; Gerry Richey with horses; Everett Fleming of the Nora Lions Club; Doug Plummer of Wells County and Future Farmers of America; and Steve Jennings, state conservation officer.

Great Steamboat Race, Southern Indiana/Louisville. [May Master: Box 7 1, 1991]. “On Site.” Annual 12-mile roundtrip steamboat race on the Ohio River between Cincinnati’s Delta Queen and User: Box 20 Louisville’s Belle of Louisville. Interviews with: Steve Francis of Jefferson (County) Special Police; Clay Lowe, porter on the Delta Queen; Hank Needham, calliope player on the Delta Queen; Kevin Mullen, assistant captain of the Belle of Louisville; Beth Olliges, lifestyle editor of the Jeffersonville Evening News, and others. Series 10: MacAllister Awards for Opera Singers

CONTENTS CONTAINER 1984 MacAllister Awards, Indiana Repertory Theatre. Master: Box 7 Competing performers include: Leslie Richards, Thomas Potter, Anita Berry, Carla Conners, White Eagle, Susan User: Box 20 Patterson, Karen Williams, Michael Talley, Sheila Smith, Eric Johnson, and Janet Michaud. Pianist: Levering Rothfuss. Master of Ceremonies: Denis Kelly.

1985 MacAllister Awards. [June 16, 1985] Awards for opera Master: Box 7 singers. Indiana Repertory Theatre. Judges: Glynn Ross, John Gage, Daniel Cariaga, Stanley Silverman, Anna Lee User: Box 20 Hamilton, Daniel Lipton, John Magro, and John Schmidt. Singers: Alice Baker, Cyndia Sieden, Michael Sylvester, Odette Beaupré, Blythe Walker, Neil Wilson, Jean Stilwell, [Use Master copy] Joanne Kolomyjec, Pamela Casella, and Jonathan Welch. Emcee Denis Kelly. Pianist: Levering Rothfuss.

1986 MacAllister Awards. ©1987. Competing performers Master: Box 7 include: S. Ray Jacobs, John Cimino, Jennifer Larmore, Mark Baker, and Michael Sylvester. Comments from judges: John User: Box 20 von Rhein, Chicago Tribune; Carol Neblett. Pianist: Levering Rothfuss.

1986 MacAllister Awards, Part II. Performances by Lee Master: Box 7 Velta, Ying Yeh, and S. Ray Jacobs. Pianist: Levering Rothfuss. Interviews with Carol Neblett and John von Rhein. User: Box 20

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1987 MacAllister Awards. Awards for opera singers. At the User: Box 20 Indiana Repertory Theatre. Emcee: Anna Lee Hamilton. Judges: Carol Neblett, Glynn Ross, John Gage, Lawrence Stayer, John von Rhein, Daniel Cariaga, Jack Eaton, Tom Beczkiewicz, Eugenia Glover, and Ed Purrington. Pianist: Levering Rothfuss. Singers: Nikki Hartliep, Sharon Graham, Richard Drews, Susan Patterson, Dawn Kotoski, Ray Jacobs, Angelina Reaux, Melissa Thorburn, Frederic Kalt, and Margaret Wray.

1988 MacAllister Awards. Tape 1. Awards for opera singers. Master: Box 7 At the Frederic M. Ayres Auditorium at Park Tudor School. Interviews with singers: Janice Grissom; Phyllis Pancella. User: Box 20 [Most of disk is blank.] 1988 MacAllister Awards. Tape 2. Awards for opera singers. Master: Box 7 At the very beginning, video does not go with audio. Emcee: Anna Lee Hamilton. Pianist: Levering Rothfuss. User: Box 20 Performance by Luretta Bybee. Youth awards presented to: Sarah Wylie, Scott Potasnik, Beth Lucas, Susan Batt, Marie Mascari, and Susan Stratford. Performances by Patricia Racette; Phyllis Pancella; Richard Drews; Lona Culmer- Schellbach; and Janice Grissom.

1990 MacAllister Awards. Tape 2 – “3 Girls.”[?] Awards for Master: Box 7 opera singers. Park Tudor School, Ayres Auditorium. Emcee: Anna Lee Hamilton. Pianist: Judy Jackson. User: Box 20 Performances by: Jeanine Thames; Yu Chen; Blythe Walker; John Keyes; Marquita Lister; Denyce Graves; Yu Ping; and [Use Master copy] Jan Grissom.

1990 MacAllister Awards. Tape #3. Awards for opera Master: Box 7 singers. Park Tudor School, Ayres Auditorium. Emcee: Anna Lee Hamilton. Pianist: Judy Jackson. Performances by User: Box 20 Elizabeth Futral; Michael Wadsworth; Jeanine Thames; Yu Chen; Blythe Walker; John Keyes; Marquita Lister; Denyce Graves; Yu Ping; and Jan Grissom. At the end of the disk is part of an interview of Bruce Pomahac with P.E. MacAllister.

1991 MacAllister Awards Finals. Awards for opera singers. Master: Box 7 11th annual, August 25, 1991. Park Tudor School, Ayres Auditorium. Judges: Ed Purrington; Jeff Gabel; Craig User: Box 20 Rutenberg; Glynn Ross; Paul Kilmer; John von Rhein; P.E. MacAllister. Emcee: Anna Lee Hamilton. Pianist: Judy Jackson. Performances by: Susan Wallin; Grant Young; Michael Wadsworth; Don Bernardini; Sara Tedesco; Dong- Jian Gong; and Marquita Lister. Awards presented to college students: Amy Schroeder; Daniel Colaner; and Daniel Mobbs. Awards presented to Grant Young, Susan Wallin, Michael Wadsworth, Peter Riberi, Susan Foster, Sergey Zadvorny, Marquita Lister, Sara Tedesco, Don Bernardini, and first-place winner Dong-Jian Gong. 1991 MacAllister Awards. Finals, Tape 2. Awards for opera Master: Box 7 singers. 11th annual, August 25, 1991. Park Tudor School, Ayres Auditorium. Emcee: Anna Lee Hamilton. Pianist: User: Box 20 Judy Jackson. Performances by: Don Bernardini; Peter Riberi; Sara Tedesco; Dong-Jian Gong; Susan Foster; Sergey Zadvorny; and Marquita Lister. Second performances by Susan Wallin; and Grant Young. Some footage overlaps with other 1991 disk.

1994 MacAllister Awards. Awards for opera singers. Master: Box 7 Indianapolis Civic Theatre, 14th annual. Emcee: Anna Lee Hamilton. Performance by: Caroline Whisnant; Comments User: Box 20 from Jeff Gabel and Judy Talley. Pianist: Katherine Olson. Performances by: Stephen Powell; Laura Knoop; Chris Owens; Jeanine Thames; Elias Mokole; Paula Rasmussen; John Keyes; Emily Magee; Grant Youngblood; and Caroline Whisnant.

1995 MacAllister Awards. Awards for opera singers. Master: Box 7 Indianapolis Civic Theatre. Hosts: Jeff Gabel and Marquita Lister. Judges: Glynn Ross, John Gage, Edward Purrington, User: Box 20 Paul Kilmer, Gayletha Nichols, Christopher Hahn, Patrick Summers, Greg Trupiano, Dennis Hanthorn, Dr. Louis Chenette of Butler University, and P.E. MacAllister. Emcee: Anna Lee Hamilton. Performances by: Daniel Mobbs; Gregory Turay; Kimberly Jones; Michael Chioldi; Lester Lynch; Johnny Maldonado; Eric Owens; Patricia Johnson; Catherine Keen; Anita Johnson; Mary Petro; Kenneth Roberson; and Jonita Lattimore.

1995 MacAllister Awards. Interview with Eric Owens, 1995 Master: Box 7 winner. User: Box 20

1997 MacAllister Awards – Raw Footage. Interviews with Master: Box 7 singers from previous MacAllister Awards competitions: Ruth Golden (1986); Marquita Lister (1990, 1991); and Kelly User: Box 20 Anderson (1993). Performances by unidentified singers. [Video appears dark.] 1997 MacAllister Awards. “The Seventeenth Annual Master: Box 7 Summer Festival of Opera Music.” Hosts: Jeff Gabel and Michele Sylvester. Emcee: Ruth Golden. Pianist: Kathy User: Box 21 Olson. Performances by: David Miller; Joyce DiDonato; Daniel Narducci; Stephanie Novacek; Peter Volpe; Robin [Use Master Copy] Blitch; John Robert Autry; and Becky Budd. Michael Sylvester presents the Levering Rothfuss Memorial Award to Stephanie Novacek. Gayleatha Nichols presents the Audience Choice Award to John Autry. Marquita Lister presents the Alumni Award to Robin Blitch. Other awards presented to these performers and Mark McCrory. Mark McCrory performs.

2002 MacAllister Awards. Part 1. At the Indiana Historical Master: Box 8 Society. P.E. MacAllister, as president of Indiana Opera Theatre, is the host. Judges are: John Gage, Dallas Opera; User: Box 21 Gail Robinson, University of Kentucky; Paul Kilmer, Opera Theatre of St. Louis; Stephen Steiner, Boston Lyric Opera; tenor Michael Sylvester (1986 MacAllister Award winner); Christopher Hahn, Pittsburgh Opera; Dorris Yarrick Cross, Yale University; Richard Pearlman, Lyric Opera of Chicago; Edward Purrington, Washington Opera, Kennedy Center; and John Von Rhein, Chicago Tribune. Hostess: Michele Sylvester. Pianist: Ted Taylor. Competing performers: Stacey Rishoi, Andrew Gangestad, Kristine Winkler, Holli Harrison, Wayne Tigges, Twyla Robinson, Javier Abreu, Erin Marie Wall, Brian Kontes, and Sarah Tannehill. P.E. gives an overview of Indianapolis with footage from around the city.

2002 MacAllister Awards. Part 2. At the Indiana Historical Master: Box 8 Society. Hostess: Michele Sylvester. Pianist: Ted Taylor. Competing performers: Andrew Gangestad, Kristine Winkler, User: Box 21 Holli Harrison, Wayne Tigges, Twyla Robinson, Javier Abreu, Erin Marie Wall, Brian Kontes, and Sarah Tannehill. Three top winners of the collegiate MacAllister Awards perform: Angela Niederloh, Christian Van Horn, and Carolyn Betty. Pianist: Daniel Smith. Youth Award winner Carly Kincannon performs. Paul Kilmer and Michael Sylvester present special awards. P.E. presents awards. Series 11: Museums, Parks, and Zoo

CONTENTS CONTAINER Roman Art from the Louvre – Part 1. Indianapolis Master: Box 8 Museum of Art, October 2007. “On Site.” Tour of the exhibit with curator Martin Krause. User: Box 21

Roman Art from the Louvre – Part 2. Indianapolis Master: Box 8 Museum of Art, October 2007. “On Site.” Tour of the exhibit with curator, Martin Krause. User: Box 21

“Childhood Memories” Of Garfield Park, Lucille Wahl Master: Box 8 Remembers. 2000. “On Site.” Interview with Lucille Wahl. User: Box 21

“Childhood Memories” of Garfield Park, Lucille Wahl Master: Box 8 Remembers. 2000. Raw footage of the interview. Dark video. User: Box 21

Children’s Museum. [December 1985] “On Site.” Master: Box 8 Executive Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. Interview with Peter Sterling, Museum Executive User: Box 21 Director. A tour of the museum with Julia Lacey (volunteer docent). George Gaddis (sp?) (public relations assistant) discusses the Muppets exhibition.

Corridor Park [Fall Creek Corridor]. 1991. Master: Box 8 “Indianapolis Notebook.” Information and a tour of the park. Information on health and fitness. Guests: User: Box 21 Art Strong (superintendent, Dept. of Parks and Recreation); J. Patrick Rooney (chairman of the board, Golden Rule Insurance); P.E. MacAllister has an exercise session with personal trainers Christy and Jenenne of Fitness Concepts; P.E. dines at San Remo (restaurant); paramedic Matt Bookwalter discusses his job; P.E. talks about gardening.

Eagle Creek Park. 1987. “Indianapolis Notebook.” Guests: Master: Box 8 Lisa Liebschutz, Public Relations; Joe Schmid, Chief Park Ranger; Tim Bush, Sports and Events Manager, discusses the User: Box 21 upcoming Pan American Games; Larry Hall, Ticket Manager for the Indianapolis Colts; Elba Gonzalez, Hispano-American Center; Gary Bravard serves P.E. a meal and talks about his career and his catering business. Eiteljorg Museum, The Totem Pole. 2003. “Story of Master: Box 8 a Totem.” Interview with Executive Director John Vanausdall about the expansion of the Eiteljorg User: Box 21 Museum. Interview with Dr. Richard Feldman about the museum’s totem pole, which went from Alaska to the 1904 World’s Fair in St. Louis to the Golden Hill neighborhood of Indianapolis.

Fort Wayne Arts and Lincoln Museum. “Ft. Wayne Master: Box 8 Arts: A Grand Tradition.” Production of WFWA- TV39, ©1994. A look at theatre, art, dance, music and User: Box 21 film in Ft. Wayne. Narrated by Greg Manifold, with comments from: Geoff Gephart, Bud & Janet Latz, Betty Fishman, Les Motz, Emily Kass, Dorothy Escosa, Michael Tevlin, Harvey Cocks, Roseann Coomer, Ronald Ondrejka, Michael Fortner, Angela Boerger, and Janet Nahrwold. “The New Lincoln Museum.” Production of WFWA-TV39, ©1995. Comments from Dan O’Connell, Fort Wayne Allen County Convention and Visitors Bureau; Howard Lovering, museum consultant; Ian Rolland, CEO of Lincoln National Corporation; Joan Flinspach, director of the museum; Carolyn Pitts-Texley, collections manager; Gerald Prokopowicz, director of public programs; Craig Kerger, Lincoln Museum designer; Dr. David Herbert Donald, chief historical consultant; and former U.S. President Gerald Ford. Between the two segments produced by WFWA, there are scenes of Fort Wayne with commentary by P.E. MacAllister.

The New Lincoln Museum. Production of WFWA- Master: Box 8 TV39, ©1995. Comments from Dan O’Connell, Fort Wayne Allen County Convention and Visitors Bureau; User: Box 21 Howard Lovering, museum consultant; Ian Rolland, CEO of Lincoln National Corporation; Joan Flinspach, director of the museum; Carolyn Pitts-Texley, collections manager; Gerald Prokopowicz, director of public programs; Craig Kerger, Lincoln Museum designer; Dr. David Herbert Donald, chief historical consultant; and former U.S. President Gerald Ford.

Garfield Park. 2000. P.E. talks about the history of Master: Box 8 Garfield Park. Interviews with Lynda Burrello, director of the park, and Marjorie Nackenhorst, User: Box 21 community activist and “mayor of Garfield Park.” Hook’s Drug Store Museum, Indiana State Master: Box 8 Fairgrounds. © 2002. Tour of the museum with Jim Rogers, former public relations director for Hook’s User: Box 21 Drugs, who talks about the history of the pharmacy in a restored 1850s Grigsby Drug Store from Cambridge City, Indiana. Interviews about Hook’s Discovery and Learning Center with Bill Buckingham, executive director, and Rebecca Holmquist, director of education.

Indiana Historical Society. 2004. Tour of “Politics: Master: Box 8 Beyond the Ballot Box” exhibit with Faith Revell, Director of Exhibitions.

Indiana State Medical History Museum. 1996(?) © Master: Box 8 2001. Elaine Morgan Bookwalter presents “MacAllister & Friends.” Indiana Medical History User: Box 21 Museum: tour of the Pathology Building including the amphitheater, autopsy room, anatomical museum room, clinical chemistry laboratory, histology laboratory, library, records room, and bacteriology room. The guide is an unidentified woman.

Indiana State Museum, Part 1. 2002. “On Site.” Master: Box 8 Information and tour of the new building and exhibits with Jessica DiSanto, communications manager. P.E. User: Box 21 has lunch in the Ayres Tea Room at the museum.

Indiana State Museum, Part 2. 2002. “On Site.” Master: Box 8 Tour of exhibits and interviews with: Gerda Fogle, Director of Marketing and Communications; Emily User: Box 21 King, manager of Tomorrow’s Indiana exhibition; Ron Richards, chief curator of natural history, discusses the Chinasaurs exhibit; and Jim May discusses the art gallery.

Indiana War Memorial. 2002. “On Site.” Tour of Master: Box 8 the memorial and interview with Colonel Bill Sweeney. User: Box 21

Also titled: Arts From Indiana War Memorials. 2000. Indianapolis Museum of Art. 1987. “On Site.” Master: Box 8 [Indianapolis Notebook]. Interviews with Robert A. Yassin, IMA Director; Ian Fraser, Curator of the User: Box 21 Clowes Collection; Holliday T. Day, Curator of Contemporary Art, and other staff. Conservation department is shown and conservators Martin Radecki and David Miller are mentioned. Outdoor grounds are shown. Restaurant in the Canterbury Hotel at 123 S. Illinois Street, Indianapolis: Marc McGuffey, manager, and two chefs, Chinese New Year. Sue Miller talks about Park Tudor School’s House and Garden Tour for the Mothers Association. Jean Stillwell, opera singer, performs.

Indianapolis Zoo Interview & Dolphin Show. [Ca. Master: Box 8 1989] Interview with Dave Merritt, curator of marine mammals. Footage of the dolphin demonstration. User: Box 21 [poor sound quality; toward end also poor visual quality]

Old Indiana State Museum. 1988. “Indianapolis Master: Box 8 Notebook.” The Old Indiana State Museum at Alabama and Ohio streets. Carolyn Coukas, President User: Box 21 of the Fairness Coalition, discusses the Uniform Marital Property Act. Lorene Burkhart discusses programs to benefit Methodist Hospital. John Macri, numerologist. P.E. dining at the Chateau Normandy at 82nd Street and Dean Road. Dale Ogden, Historian at the Indiana State Museum, discusses exhibit “Indiana at War.” Kathleen McLary, Curator of Textiles at the Indiana State Museum.

Construction of the new Indiana State Museum. Master: Box 8 [1999]. “On Site.” Interviews about the upcoming construction of the new Indiana State Museum in User: Box 21 White River State Park, with Larry Macklin, Director of Indiana Department of Natural Resources; Susan Williams, Executive Director of State Office Building Commission; and Bill Brown of Ratio Architects. The surrounding area can be seen, including the Indiana Historical Society, the Eiteljorg Museum, Beveridge Paper Company, and construction sites of the Congressional Medal of Honor Memorial and the NCAA Hall of Champions. Old Indianapolis Zoo. 1985. “On Site.” A visit to Master: Box 8 the old Indianapolis Zoo in Washington Park on East 30th St. Interviews with Sheila Kweiser (?), public User: Box 21 relations; Timothy Bookwalter, Jr. and Casey Cochran-Davis (children), and volunteers Aaron and Sean. Interviews regarding the design and construction of the new Indianapolis Zoo in White River State Park with: Roy Shea, zoo director; Ray Thompson, senior principal at James Associates and Engineers (architects); Craig Rapp, senior project manager; Pat Tempe, project architect; and Dan Rawlins, design coordinator.

Soldiers and Sailors Monument and War Memorial. Master: Box 8 2004. Dave Buchanan, Director of the Civil War Museum and Program Director for the Indiana War User: Box 22 Memorials, discusses the monument and gives a tour of the Colonel Eli Lilly Civil War Museum below it.

The Indian Museum. 1987. “On Site.” The Museum Master: Box 9 of Indian Heritage in Eagle Creek Park. Larry Conrad, president, talks about the Jim Lawton Art Collection. User: Box 22 Vicki Cummings, director, and Larry Conrad give a tour of the collection.

Series 12: Music/Theater/Art

CONTENTS CONTAINER A Night of Passionate Opera Music Indiana Opera Master: Box 9 Theatre. 1994. “Arts From Indiana.” Foster Hall, Park Tudor School. Several unidentified opera singers User: Box 22 perform.

A Very Special Evening. This 5 ½ minute recording shows Master: Box 9 costumed performers and Anna Lee Hamilton singing. Anna Lee dances with P.E. MacAllister. Then Anna Lee and her User: Box 22 husband Richard, P.E. and his wife Becky, and the costumed performers all dance to a waltz.

Arts from Indiana, Architecture in Columbus 1996. Master: Box 9 A tour of notable architecture in Columbus, IN. Interview with fireman Russ Hollinger about Fire User: Box 22 House No. 1. Arts from Indiana, Battle of the Big Band. 1990. Master: Box 9 Indiana University Musical Arts Center. “The Sounds of the Big Bands.” Students in the IU jazz studies User: Box 22 program perform. Bands led by David Baker and Dominic Spera. Baker’s ensemble includes: David Milne, Jerry Huelsbeck, David Borgo, Karen Zito, Brian Neary, David Coolidge, Evan Barker, David Sycks, Kyle Gregory, Grant Manhart, Tim Coffman, Brent Wallarab, Rich Faulkner, Craig LeDoux, Rob Klukoff, Dan Hoeppner, Paul Cotugno, David Singley, Jon Paul, Don Hostetler, and Andrew Ditzler. Spera’s ensemble includes: Joel Jaffe, Vincent Lardear, Malcolm Lynn Baker, Mark Watkins, Orin Jacobs, Dave Smith, Steve Parke, Galen Gish, Derrick Gardner, Scott Bradley, Steve Wiseman, Ken Ebo, Al Batton, Eric Bernreuter, Vince Vizzini, Martin Hodapp, Chris Boyle, Heidi Baker, Craig MacRae, Danny Kiely, Jon Wacker, and Paul Surowiak. Vocalists: Rita DiCarlo, Jenni Morrison, Deborah Rauner, and Paul Tomak. Production of WTIU, Indiana University Television, Bloomington.

Arts from Indiana, Ian Davis. 2007. An interview with Ian Master: Box 9 Davis, Indianapolis native and now a successful artist based in New York. Some of his paintings are shown as he discusses User: Box 22 his art and his life. He is P.E.’s grandson. [Use Master copy]

Arts from Indiana “White Election” Gordon Getty. [August Master: Box 9 1993]. Poems of Emily Dickinson set to operatic music composed by Gordon Getty. Introduced by P.E. MacAllister User: Box 22 and Gordon Getty. Sung by Deborah Longino. Accompanist: Jan Suverkrop. Performed at the Indianapolis Museum of Art on the occasion of P.E.’s 75th birthday.

Cavalleria Rusticana. Approx. 1985. “On Site at the Master: Box 9 Opera.” Anna Lee Hamilton, artistic director and singer. White Eagle, tenor. Tom Potter (from Thorntown, IN), User: Box 22 baritone. Jackson Wiley, conductor. Performance on the 7th floor of the old Goodman Building on West Washington Street. Civic Theater. November 1996. “Indianapolis Master: Box 9 Notebook.” “Driving Miss Daisy.” Interviews with actors Linda Charbonneau, Tom Green, and Morris User: Box 22 Seawright, and lighting designer Ryan Koharchik. Also interview with Sean Deagan(?) of Sean/Christopher Homes about Sycamore Springs, a golf course being converted to a gated housing community on Dean Road south of 82nd Street.

Indianapolis Civic Theatre, Kids Connection. n.d. “The Master: Box 9 Wizard is You.” A play for kids. Unrelated footage of opera performances and police dog training at the end. User: Box 22

Fame and Fortune. 1990. “On Site.” P.E. Master: Box 3 interviews artist Nancy Noël in her home and studio; Pete Bell interviews Cherri Colby, president of St. User: Box 22 Margaret’s Hospital Guild; and P.E. interviews Bonnie Britton, weekend editor of the Indianapolis Star.

Fifty Years of Love and Marriage. 2000. “Arts From Master: Box 9 Indiana.” “The MacAllister Ensemble Celebrates Fifty Years of Love and Marriage.” Conductor: W. Mark McCreary. User: Box 22 Shelton Auditorium, Christian Theological Seminary. Comments by Melvin Carraway, vice president of the MacAllister Awards; and Reverend Joseph Wick. Singers: Melanie Cavanaugh, Betty Landis, Pam Mount, Becky Rissen, Bill Bennet, Doug Dilling, Tony Exler, Alan Mays, Elizabeth Bolt, Syd Schafer, Deb Weinmann, Linda Wright, Ron Berry, Chris Schroeder, Chuck Schafer, and Jim Still. Pianist: Molly Rondeau. Hampton Sisters Jazz Concert. November 16, 2003. Master: Box 9 “Arts From Indiana.” Indiana Historical Society presents “A Hampton Sisters Tribute” to honor Virtue User: Box 22 and Aletra Hampton. Executive Producer: Mark Szobody. Concert Consultant: Jack Gilfoy. Emcee: Chuck Workman. Musicians include: Jack Gilfoy, Marvin Chandler, Frank Smith, Jimmy Coe, Russell Webster, Everett Greene, Keni Washington, David Young, Clifford Ratliff, Dick Dickinson, James Pratt, Mary Moss, Ray Cumberland, Mingo Jones, Carl Hines, Lawrence Clark, Alonzo “Pookie” Johnson, David Baker. Speakers include Judy O’Bannon, First Lady of Indiana; Ernie Reno, President of Avatar Communications Group; and Sal Cilella, President and CEO of the Indiana Historical Society.

Hampton Sisters Jazz Concert. Part 2. November Master: Box 9 16, 2003. “Arts From Indiana.” Indiana Historical Society presents “A Hampton Sister Tribute.” User: Box 22 Executive Producer: Mark Szobody. Concert Consultant: Jack Gilfoy. Emcee: Chuck Workman. Musicians include: Larry Clark, Frank Smith, Carl Hines, Charisse Hampton- Moses, Alonzo “Pookie” Johnson, Jack Gilfoy, Melvin Rhyne, Tamar Gray, Henry Whitted, Maceo Hampton, Aletra Hampton, Virtue Hampton, Darius Hampton, Mingo Jones, Mary Moss.

Hotel for Criminals, Indiana Opera Theatre. 1984. A Master: Box 9 contemporary opera performed in a truck bay at MMC [MacAllister Machinery Co.?]. User: Box 22

Indianapolis Artist Becky Fehsenfeld. 2001. Master: Box 9 Executive Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. Interview with artist Becky Hall Fehsenfeld of User: Box 22 Zionsville.

Indianapolis Ballet Theatre, The Nutcracker. Approx. 1987. Master: Box 9 “On Site.” P.E. gives a Christmas greeting. Ballet performances and a brief interview with George Verdak, User: Box 22 artistic director of the Indianapolis Ballet Theatre, followed by the rest of the ballet. At the Civic Theatre. Indianapolis Children’s Choir Festival. 1993. Master: Box 9 Clowes Hall. Interviews with participants and footage of the performances in the Children’s Choral Festival. User: Box 22 Interview with high school students Gretchen Leck, Katharine Hamel (sp?), and Martha Froehlich. Interview with Henry Leck, founder and artistic director of the Indianapolis Children’s Choir. Interview with a group of younger children. Choir performances. Martha Dafnos, director, and Sally Spangler, flautist, were introduced during the performance.

Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra with New Master: Box 9 Director Mario Venzago. 2002. Interview with Mario Venzago and excerpts of the orchestra playing. User: Box 22

Maestro Patrick Summers, Loogootee, Indiana, Master: Box 9 Native. 2002. Interviews with Patrick Summers (conductor), Claudia Waite (soprano), and Thomas User: Box 22 Potter (baritone).

Maestro Patrick Summers – Raw Footage. 2002. Master: Box 9 Patrick Summers conducting orchestra in rehearsal. User: Box 22

Masters Class, Butler University Jordan College of Fine Master: Box 9 Arts. Ca. 1990. Performances by students, critiques and instruction by Carol Neblett and Levering Rothfuss. User: Box 22

Michael Sylvester Interview and Arias. 1995. Winner of the Master: Box 9 1986 MacAllister Awards. Interview and footage of performance. User: Box 22

Artistically Speaking. [1989]. Host Judy Bruner-Talley talks Master: Box 9 with Corbin Patrick, arts critic at the Indianapolis Star from 1927–1988, and Dr. Jack Eaton, Dean of the Jordan College User: Box 22 of Fine Arts at Butler University.

Schmidt Youth Awards. Awards for opera singers. 1998 Master: Box 9 final round. Hosted by Anna Lee Hamilton. Announcer: Shannon Ogilvie. Singers: Ryan Hunt (of Evansville); Lindsey Bailey; Martin Fox; Georgina Joshi (born 1981 in Elkhart; died 2006 in Bloomington); Christopher Gobles; Alyssa Finke; Steve Parrish; and Pritha Ghosh. Schmidt Awards – Raw Footage. 2001? Voice competition Master: Box 9 for Indiana high school students. [Very dark video.] Singers include: [Erin Holden?]; Christopher Bailey; Julia User: Box 23 DiBenigno; Chad Jewsbury; Crystal Mosser; Michael Arthur; Amy Elaine Hayes; Joseph Beutel; Ella Marie [Seet?]; and Aaron Gates. Held at the Christel DeHaan Performing Arts Center at the University of Indianapolis.

The Me Nobody Knows. Ca. 1994. A recording of a Master: Box 9 play performed by children and teenagers at the Butler University Black Box Theater with volunteer director User: Box 23 and musicians and donated space. Directed by David Ratts; accompanist was Anna Lee Hamilton.

The Rhythm Makers History of Jazz in Indiana. Master: Box 10 1996. Executive producer: Tom Mullinix. Program: “The Rhythm Makers: A Chronicle of Indiana Jazz.” User: Box 23 Program Length: 58:30. Director/Producer: Tom Alvarez. Editor: William Reliford. Edit date: October 14, 1996. Appearances by: David Baker Jr., Duncan Schiedt, Bob O’Friel, Sam Meire, Laurel Martin, Louis H. Priddy, Gregory J. Ladd, Alice Hendricks Leppert, Harry Riser, Al Cobine, among others. Mentioned: Noble Sissle, Russell Smith, Paris Family Band (Wilbur de Paris and Sidney de Paris), Bailey’s Lucky Seven, Miami Lucky Seven, J. Russel Robinson, the Syncopated Five, Gennett Records, Starr Piano Company, Hoagy Carmichael, Jelly Roll Morton, Louis Armstrong, King Oliver, Bix Beiderbecke, Charlie Davis and His Joy Gang, Dick Powell, Benny Goodman, Charlie Barnet, Claude Thornhill, Indiana Roof Ballroom, Duke Ellington, Tommy Dorsey, Jimmy Dorsey, Count Basie, Frank Sinatra, Marilyn Maxwell, the Claire Sisters (Betty and Dorothy), the Inkspots, among others.

Walker Theater. [1986]. “On Site.” Host: Larry Master: Box 10 Hannah. Interviews with staff from the Madame Walker Urban Life Center: Dr. Joseph Taylor, User: Box 23 Chairman of the Board of Directors; Kenneth Morgan, Executive Director; Josephine Weathers, Program Developer; and Bernard McCullough, Business Manager. Series 13: Religion: Performances, Discussion, and History

CONTENTS CONTAINER American Spiritual Ensemble. January 11, 2006. In concert Master: Box 10 at Northminster Presbyterian Church in Indianapolis with Dr. Everett McCorvey conducting. Tedrin Blair Lindsay, pianist. User: Box 23 Singers include Alfonse Anderson, Thomas Beard, Andrea Jones-Sojola, Kevin Thompson, LaToya Lain, Grecia Vaughn, Msiba Anne Beard Grundy, Doris Brown, Sonya Gabrielle Baker, Hope Koehler, Sherry Warsh, Calesta Day, Nata Brown, Jeryl Cunningham-Fleming, Lillian Roberts, Angelique Clay, Matthew Campbell, John Wesley Wright, Ervy Whitaker, Deborah Slaughter, Tay Seals, William Koehler, Ricky Little, Eric Brown, and Keith Dean.

Christian Theological Seminary. [Ca. 1983]. “On Master: Box 10 Site.” Interviews with President Thomas J. Liggett; Dean Dick Dickinson; Professor Michael Kinnamon; User: Box 23 Richard Doolen, assistant librarian for reference services; Ed Steele of the bookstore; and Professor Ed Towne.

Christian Theological Seminary, Indiana Opera Master: Box 10 Theatre. March 7, 1989. Sweeney Chapel. The Indiana Opera Theatre presents Mozart’s “Coronation User: Box 23 Mass” and Puccini’s “Messa Di Gloria.” Conductors Jackson Wiley and Scott Wiley.

A Celebration of Vesper Music. Christian Theological Master: Box 10 Seminary. November 1996. Singers include: Caroline Whisnant, Denise Page Caraher, Elias Mokole, David User: Box 23 Mannell, Andrea Lynette Jones, Becky Barton, Dr. Sue Bartz, Robb Bedwell, Victoria L. Bedwell, Ron Berry, Saundra K. Berry, Karla Curtis, Melanie Wood Cavanaugh, Patricia Ann Hammonds, Greg Jordan, Rosemary G. Jordan, Thomas A.J. Magee, Judith Mecher, Anne L. Myers, Durland Patterson, Ida Price, Lancaster Price, Jon Walters, Lexie Jean Webster, Mary L. Wiles, Linda Wright Conductor: Dr. Robert A. Schilling. Organist: Charles Manning. Harpist: Wendy Muston. P.E. briefly interviews seminary president Dr. Edward L. Wheeler. Dead Sea Scrolls. “Heartbeat of the Middle West.” Master: Box 10 [aka “Heartbeat of Middle America”] November 1993. Guests: Kyle McCarter of Johns Hopkins User: Box 23 University and David Bundy of Christian Theological Seminary.

From Dead Sea Scrolls to the Bible in America. Master: Box 10 [2004]. Guest: Lee Biondi, Curator. Interview and a tour of an exhibit at the Adam’s Mark Hotel in User: Box 23 downtown Indianapolis, showing examples of early writing.

Great Old Testament Figures. “Heartbeat of Middle Master: Box 10 America.” Guests: Dr. Marty Steussy, Rabbi Sandy Eisenberg Sasso, and Rabbi Dennis Sasso. Discussion User: Box 23 of great figures from Hebrew scripture.

Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter Day Saints. Master: Box 10 “Heartbeat of Middle America.” Guests: Noel Duerden, Regional Public Affairs Director; Jane User: Box 23 Auger, Young Women’s Presidency; and Barton Payne, President of Indiana Mission. Discussion of the Mormon church.

Islam. “Heartbeat of Middle America.” 1996. Master: Box 10 Guests: Dr. Sayyid Muhammad Syeed, Sec. Gen. of the Islamic Society of North America; and Darryl User: Box 23 Jones, student of mystical traditions. Hymns We Love to Sing. 2004. Executive Producer: Master: Box 10 Annalee Hamilton. The Mid-North Shepherd Singers. Musical performances introduced by Anna Lee User: Box 23 Hamilton. Conductor: Lisa Hamilton. Soloist: Mark Gilgallon. The Mid-North Shepherd Singers: Bobbie Bose, Eleanor Chapple, Rev. Yung Sheng Chu, Emma Lou Endres, Richard Feldmeyer, Yolanda Floreancig, Dorthy Gerner, Ron Gilbert, Gordon Gramer, Molly Hicks, Clyde Hochstedler, Pamela Julian, Patsy Kunz, Helen Ladson, Al Llewellyn, Jane Llewellyn, Ruth Mateer, Barbara L. Meriweather, Elaine Millholland, Faustina Pryor, Elton Ridley, Jeannette Rowe, Nevils S. Shedd, Marianne Tonges, Clarence Trice, Ethel Trice, Joya Corniger Turner, Miriam Wade, Lexie Webster, Russell Webster, Betty Wert, Bernard Wurger. Musicians: Jane Llewellyn, Anna Briscoe, Katherine Schilling, Chris Barton, Phil Lewis, Russell Webster, Lancaster Price.

Gospel Celebration. 1995. “On Site.” Celebration of Martin Master: Box 10 Luther King, Jr., held at North United Methodist Church. Solo performance by soprano Theresa Hamm-Smith. Eastern User: Box 23 Star Baptist Church choir, led by Sherri Garrison. Two unidentified dancers and drummer perform. Children’s choir performs. James Solomon Benn reads King’s “I Have a Dream” speech.. Performance by a combination of choirs.

A Dedication to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., North Master: Box 10 United Methodist Church. 14 January 1996. Dr. Richard Hamilton, minister of North United Methodist User: Box 23 Church. Soprano Theresa Hamm-Smith sings. The Eastern Star Baptist Church choir and other choirs perform. James Solomon Benn reads King’s “I Have a Dream” speech. (This has better audio and visual quality than the recording of the 1995 program.)

Northminster Church Service. 2002. “On Site.” P.E. Master: Box 10 participates in the church service, giving a scripture lesson from Leviticus. {Disk plays only through User: Box 23 chapter 15.]

Puccini Mass, Indiana Opera Theatre, Christian Master: Box 10 Theological Seminary. 1991. A performance of Puccini’s Messa di Gloria conducted by Dr. Robert Schilling. User: Box 23 Schubert Mass, Robert Schilling Maestro, Indiana Opera Master: Box 10 Theatre. Approx 1995. “On Site.” Schubert’s Mass in E- Flat Major performed at the Christian Theological Seminary. User: Box 23 Conductor: Dr. Robert Schilling. Organist: Carol Thompson. Timpani: Doug Thompson.

“Simply Sacred” The Liturgical Year. [October 1999] Master: Box 10 Indiana Opera Theatre. Performance at the Christian Theological Seminary: harp, organ, singing, readings. “Arts User: Box 23 From Indiana.”

Splendor of the South Side. [2006] “On Site.” A Master: Box 10 History of Sacred Heart of Jesus Catholic Parish, 1875-2000. A Franciscan Parish at 1530 Union Street User: Box 23 in Indianapolis. Tour of the building, restored after a 2001 fire. Interviews with long-time parishioners: Allan Davis, Mary Davis, Alberta Heinzelman, Rosemary Miller, Lillian Leiner, Bob Richardson, and John Reimer.

Sweeney Chapel Dedication – Tape 1 of 3. Master: Box 10 [September 13, 1987] Footage of the new chapel and east wing at the Christian Theological Seminary and User: Box 23 the dedication ceremony. Includes: P.E.; Richard Dickinson, president of Christian Theological Seminary; Rev. Dr. Thomas Jackson (T.J.) Liggett, and Virginia Liggett.

Sweeney Chapel Dedication – Tape 2 of 3. Master: Box 10 [September 13, 1987] Footage of the ceremony, including: Rev. Dr. Thomas Jackson (T.J.) Liggett User: Box 23 and Virginia Liggett; John G. Johnson, president of Butler University; Richard Dickinson, president of Christian Theological Seminary; Clementine Miller Tangeman, president of the Christian Foundation; and P.E. MacAllister.

Sweeney Chapel Dedication – Tape 3 of 3. Master: Box 10 [September 13, 1987] A close to the Sweeney Chapel Dedication series. Unrelated golf instructional footage User: Box 23 from “Golf Inside Out” (1986) plays at the end of this disk. The Old Centrum Foundation, Central Avenue Master: Box 10 Methodist Church. 1999 [©2000]. “On Site.” Located at 12th Street and Central Avenue in User: Box 23 Indianapolis, est. 1891. Interviews with architect Troy Thompson of Schmidt Associates; Marie Beeson, Executive Director of The Old Centrum Foundation; Andrea Neal, an editor at the Indianapolis Star and President of the Board of the Old Centrum; and Tony Macklin of the Central Indiana Community Foundation.

The Shepherd Singers Choir of Seniors. 2003. “Arts Master: Box 11 From Indiana.” Executive Producer: Eric M. Koller. Anna Lee Hamilton gives an introduction and User: Box 24 conducts the choir. The Mid-North Shepherd Singers perform a Christmas program at North United Methodist Church. Accompanist: Jane Llewellyn. Saxophone: Russell Webster. Singers: Bobbie Bose, Richard Feldmeyer, Dottie Gerner, Richard Hamilton, Pam Julian, Al Llewellyn, Elaine Millholland, Elton Ridley, Marianne Tonges, Joyce Carringer Turner, Marcia Whitney, Eleanor Chapple, Yolanda Floreancing, Henry Gerner, Molly Hicks, Patsy Kunz, Ruth Matteer, Sarah Moore, Jeannette Rowe, Clarence Trice, Lexie Webster, Bernard Wurger, Yung Chen, Joseph Gallagher, Beverly Gray, Clyde Hochstedler, Helen Ladson, Barbara Meriweather, Faustine Pryor, Nevils Shedd, Ethel Trice, and Betty Wert.

Women in the Old Testament. ©1995. “Heartbeat of Master: Box 11 Middle America.” Guests: archaeologists Dr. Carol Meyers and Dr. Eric Meyers from Duke University. A User: Box 24 discussion of women as they are depicted in the Bible.

Series 14: Sports

CONTENTS CONTAINER Speedway Hall of Fame – Raw Footage. [1993] The Master: Box 11 Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame Museum. Interview with Terry Gunner, vice president of the User: Box 24 corporation. Footage of exhibits. [About 2/3 of the way through, the audio is lost, and the video is lost soon after. The video is dark throughout.] Bill Marvel and Tom Binford. 1994. “Heartbeat of Master: Box 11 the Middle West.” Bill Marvel, Vice President of the United States Auto Club, and Tom Binford, Chief User: Box 24 Steward for the Indianapolis 500. Discussion about the history of the track and the race.

Pacer Special – Part 1. October 1983. “On Site.” A Master: Box 11 gala event for season ticket holders inaugurating the Pacers’ season. Filmed at the Convention Center and User: Box 24 Market Square Arena. .Interviews with: event chairman Larry Conrad; Pacers president Bob Salyers and Beverly Salyers; Barbara and Dale Neer; Pacemate Joy West; Sid Weedman; Mike Carroll of the Lilly Endowment; Herb and Diane Simon; Alma Christ; Deputy Mayor Joe Slash; Mike Rose; John Wals, president of the Indiana Chamber of Commerce; Ken Mills; Adrian DeGrotte of NBA Properties; and Mel and Brenda Simon. Footage of pregame entertainment. Comments by P.E. MacAllister and Elaine Bookwalter.

Pacer Special – Part 2. October 1983. “On Site.” Master: Box 11 Performances by the Pacemates. Footage from second half of the home opening game against the User: Box 24 Philadelphia 76ers with Julius Erving and Moses Malone. Interviews with fans; former Pacer Mel Daniels; and Pacers president Bob Salyers.

Market Square Arena. 1988. “Indianapolis Notebook.” Master: Box 11 Cathi Weiner, Director of Marketing at Market Square Arena. Mayor Bill Hudnut discusses education. Attorney Denise User: Box 24 Page Hall discusses wills. “Celebrity of the Month” Luann Lanagan, sculptor. Laurie Weiman of the Indianapolis Episcopal Metropolitan Council discusses programs to help the homeless. Review of the Blue Iris restaurant on 86th Street.

History of Indiana High School Basketball. Ca. Master: Box 11 1995. Interviews with Larry Pitts and Dee Williams at Hinkle Fieldhouse. User: Box 24

Basketball Hall of Fame. [1996] Interview with Master: Box 11 Larry Pitts at Hinkle Fieldhouse. Footage similar to first part of History of Indiana High School User: Box 24 Basketball. Rick Fuson President of Market Square. [ca. 1997?] Master: Box 11 “Indianapolis Notebook.” P.E. MacAllister talks with Rick Fuson, vice president of Pacers Basketball and User: Box 24 manager of Market Square Arena, about the various events held at Market Square Arena and the design plans for the new fieldhouse. A visit to the excavation site for the future Conseco Fieldhouse.

Conseco Fieldhouse. 2000. “On Site.” Executive Producer: Master: Box 11 Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. Interview and tour with Rick Fuson, executive director of Conseco Fieldhouse and senior User: Box 24 vice president of facilities for Pacers Sports and Entertainment.

The Dome Roof Inflates. 1983. “On Site.” “The Master: Box 11 Hoosier Dome.” Interviews with Dean Phillips (director of the Indiana Convention Center) and Gloria User: Box 24 Mills (director of marketing) about the Indiana Convention Center and Hoosier Dome. Shows inflation of the dome.

The Colts Come to Indianapolis. April 2, 1984. “On Master: Box 11 Site.” Ceremony at the Hoosier Dome: Dave Frick, P.E. MacAllister, Lt. Governor John Mutz, Coach User: Box 24 Frank Kush, Dr. Beurt SerVaas, Mayor Bill Hudnut, and Colts owner Robert Irsay. Football players were introduced. Others included: Larry Conrad, Dan Quayle, Dan Burton, Otto Frenzel, Mike Chernoff, Jim Irsay, Meg Irsay, and Tom Moses.

The Hoosier Dome. February 18, 1987. Master: Box 11 “Indianapolis Notebook.” Length: 58:18. Judy Bruner-Talley sings the National Anthem and co-hosts User: Box 24 the program. Interviews with: Dean Phillips, executive director of the Indiana Convention Center and Hoosier Dome; psychic Marilene Isaacs Kaufmann; Lee Fehrencamp, director of operations at the Convention Center /Hoosier Dome; Rudy Reyes and Bill Hudson with the Westin Hotel project; and Donna Mullinix, columnist with the Indianapolis Star. Lucas Oil Stadium. June 8, 2006. Interviews with Master: Box 11 David Frick, Indiana Stadium and Building Authority and Scott Blanchert, Construction Manager for Hunt User: Box 24 Construction. Discussion of downtown development and a virtual tour of the new stadium.

Lucas Oil Stadium, B Roll. June 3, 2006. Footage of Master: Box 11 the construction and of the old RCA Dome. User: Box 24

New Victory Field. 1996. “On Site.” Interviews with Master: Box 11 Bill Sampson, project manager; Max Schumacher, president and general manager; and baseball fans. User: Box 24 Tour of the new field and facilities. Interviews with fans at the last game at Bush Stadium. Footage from opening day at Victory Field on July 11, 1996.

NCAA 2000: Construction of the NCAA Master: Box 11 Headquarters. 1998. Interview with Greg Shaheen, executive director of NCAA 2000, about the User: Box 24 relocation of NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) to Indianapolis and the design of its new buildings. Restaurant review of Koers Hilltop North at 5500 N. Emerson Way. Interview with proprietor Steve Koers and waitress Shelly.

NCAA Moves to Indy. [1999] Guests: Frank Master: Box 11 Marshall, project manager; Jane Jankowski, public relations. Tour of the building during the construction User: Box 24 process.

Series 15: Hometowns Series

CONTENTS CONTAINER Alexandria, IN. 1995. Interviews with people Master: Box 11 working in healthcare, social work. Interviews with Mayor John Schmidt and the superintendent and User: Box 24 assistant superintendent of schools. Footage of the downtown, the mayor’s office, and a senior center. Atlanta, IN. August 1996. Interviews with Helen Master: Box 11 Owens, clerk/treasurer in the town hall; Pam Van Hook at the Main Street Cafe; Abe Evans at Apple User: Box 24 Tree Photographers; Terri Sutherland at a hardware store; children at a lemonade stand; and Dean Hauver(?) at the Wooden Indian antique store shows his collection of pressed-back chairs. Footage of Main Street.

Bedford, IN. 1 August 1996. Interview with Bob Master: Box 11 Poinsett, Academic Dean of Oakland City University – Bedford campus, in the former boardroom of the User: Box 24 Indiana Limestone Company. Interview with Bill McDonald about the history of the limestone industry and tour of the Land of Limestone Museum. Interview with Frank Arena, a stone carver. Lunch at Hobby’s Inn; brief interview with waitress Rhonda. Footage of Lawrence Park, the Lawrence County courthouse, and monuments.

Beech Grove, IN. December 1994. Interview with Master: Box 11 Mayor J. Warner Wiley. Footage of City Hall exterior and Main Street. Interviews with customers and User: Box 25 employees at the Tasty Spoon restaurant: Bill Mingus and Shirley, Marty McKenna (soon to be owner of the restaurant [Marty’s Morning Glory]). Interview with former mayor Elton H. Geshwiler at the Geshwiler Senior Center. Interviews with Ken Tickle at the Beech Grove Meat Market and with Sister Ruth at Saint Francis Hospital. Lunch at Napoli Villa and interviews with waitress Vicky and owner Antoinette Picci (?). Broad Ripple, IN. 1997. Interview with the President Master: Box 11 of the Broad Ripple Village Association. A walk on the Monon trail. Plump’s Last Shot in Broad Ripple. User: No Copy A tour of businesses and art galleries. A restaurant review at La Jolla.

Written on the disc: In the early 1900’s many small communities around Indy existed as small towns i.e., Irvington, Speedway, and Broad Ripple. Broad Ripple survived and today is a thriving part of Indianapolis. The Monon trail started in Broad Ripple. There are many small stores, restaurants, and the Indianapolis Art Center. Also a very active town council.

Brazil, IN. 17 August 1999. Interview with Mayor Master: Box 11 Kenneth Crab. Information about a variety of subjects: town history, clay mining, schools. Tour of User: Box 25 the amphitheatre. Tour of Forest Park and the Chafariz dos Contos Fountain at the park entrance. The fountain was a gift to the town from the Republic of Brazil.

Clarksville/Jeffersonville, IN. 1991. The show starts Master: Box 12 with a “Hometown Indiana” introduction and “Back Home Again” theme song. Produced by Comcast User: Box 25 Cablevision. Executive Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. Interview with Troy McCormick, Property Manager of the Falls of the Ohio State Park; a tour of the grounds and discussion of the plans for the newly established park. Interview with Bill Williams, Vice President of Human Resources, at Slugger Park; a tour of the factory where they make baseball bats. Interview with the Assistant Curator of the Howard Steamboat Museum. Interviews with people involved with the Delta Queen and footage of the annual Great Steamboat race between the Delta Queen and the Bell of Louisville. Columbus, IN. 1987. The show starts with a Master: Box 12 “Hometown Indiana” introduction and “Back Home Again” theme song. Produced by Comcast User: Box 25 Cablevision. Executive Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. Larry and Laura Hanna host and co-host. Columbus was the “Hometown Indiana” premier city. History of the town with historic maps, drawings, and photographs. Interview with Fran Kinney, Curator of the Bartholomew County Historical Society. Interview with Mary Dugan, Aerobics Instructor at the Senior Center, and footage from the Senior Center. Interview with Sherry Stark, Deputy Mayor. Interview with Gretchen Sigmund, an artist in Columbus. Interview with Malcolm Stalcup, a Vocational Welding Instructor at North High School. The Host and Co-Host have high tea at the Columbus Inn and talk with Paul Staublin, the Inn-Keeper. Photographs and information about the famous architecture.

Corydon, IN. Approximately 1995. The show starts Master: Box 12 with a “Hometown Indiana” introduction and “Back Home Again” theme song. Produced by Comcast User: Box 25 Cablevision. Executive Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. History of Harrison County and the town of Corydon mixed with footage throughout the town. Interview with Roy Miller, a long time resident, at a café. Brunch at the Kintner House Inn and interviews with the employees. Interview with long time resident Herman Miller. Interview with Helen Reese, Curator of the Historic State Capital, and a tour of the First State Capitol Building. A walking tour of Corydon with Leo Benton, Corydon Historian. Footage from a Civil War reenactment and an interview with a reenactor. Tour of the Corydon Scenic Railroad and interview with Conductor Richard Pearson. Also an interview with “Charles” the Engineer. Crawfordsville, IN. 1991. The show starts with a Master: Box 12 “Hometown Indiana” introduction and “Back Home Again” theme song. Produced by Comcast User: Box 25 Cablevision. Executive Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. Footage of the buildings on the Wabash College campus. Interview with mother and daughter Norma and Becky at Believe & Co. where they produce handmade Santa Claus figures. A tour of the Lew Wallace Study and Museum. Interview with Dr. Sheldon Wettack, president of Wabash College. Interviews with David Rosen, pastor of Wabash Avenue Presbyterian Church and Lois, a member of the worship committee; Greg Woods of Clements Canoes on Sugar Creek; members of the Sugar Creek Players at the Vanity Theater, including board member Virginia Hayes, John Stenger, and Stephanie Moore.

Written on the disc: Crawfordsville is probably best known for Wabash College for men. It has an international reputation. It was also the home of writer Lew Wallace. It is the county seat of Montgomery County.

[Raw footage on second half of disc after interviews with legislators in series 6.]

Elwood, IN. 1990. The show starts with a Master: Box 12 “Hometown Indiana” introduction and “Back Home Again” theme song. Produced by Comcast User: Box 25 Cablevision. Executive Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. A brief history of Elwood is told over footage of the main streets and historic photographs. Betty Caldwell, local historian, talks about the history of the town. Junie Theoharis of the Venus Chocolate Shop demonstrates the candy making process. At the St. Clair House of Glass, Joe Rice demonstrates the glass blowing technique. Gary Reichart, at Red Gold Inc., describes the canning and shipping process. Margaret McMahan of Heartland Patchworkers displays different quilting patterns and describes the process. Mavis Barnett of the Education Through Culture Committee is interviewed at the Elwood Community Auditorium. Elwood native Wendell Willkie is also discussed. Evansville, IN. 1992. Elaine Morgan Bookwalter is Master: Box 12 the “Special Guest.” Footage around train tracks and of train cars. MacAllister and Bookwalter walk User: Box 25 through a section of the town. P.E. tours the Reitz Home Museum, the home of a family that made their living in the hardware and lumber business. The history of steamboats in Evansville is discussed. Footage of a steamboat pushing coal barges along the Ohio River.

Written on the disc: Evansville is located on the southwest corner of the state. On the Ohio River, in early times the steamboats were a large part of the economic climate along with railroads. A “hub” for both modes of transportation. Also lots of farms.

Ferdinand, IN. P.E. visits the Sisters of Saint Master: Box 12 Benedict and gets a tour of the building. Footage of the sanctuary and other various rooms, artwork, and User: Box 25 stained glass. Interview with a teacher and a student at the Academy Immaculate Conception.

On one of the Discs: Highlight I think was the visit to the Convent in Ferdinand. The nuns were very candid about the discipline changes that have occurred through the years. I was struck with the similarities to European style of the architecture. A bit like a visit to small town Europe. Fort Wayne, IN. 1995. The show opens with P.E. Master: Box 12 standing on Calhoun Street in the downtown area. Interview with Dan O’Connell, Director of the User: Box 25 Convention and Visitor’s Bureau, about various projects underway. P.E. walks through the Botanical Conservatory and interviews the Program Coordinator [Rebecca Zastrow(?)]. The Director of Programs and Exhibits [Dr. Sharon (?)] at Science Central describes the exhibits and activities the Center provides. Dawn Slater-Putt, librarian in the Genealogical Department at the Allen County Public Library discusses the department. Jim Anderson, Director of the Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo, takes P.E. through Orangutan Valley in the Indonesian Rainforest exhibit at the zoo, and they ride on the carousel. P.E. interviews Joan Flinspach, Director of the Lincoln Museum; there’s footage of the exhibits and artifacts. French Lick / West Baden, IN. 1991. The show Master: Box 12 opens with the “Hometown Indiana” introduction and “Back Home Again” theme song. Produced by User: Box 25 Comcast Cablevision. Executive Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. The show begins in front of a mural. Barbara Brown of the French Lick Springs Hotel discusses the history of the town and things the town is known for. Footage of the downtown area. Footage of the hotel, inside and out. Paula Mills, the Events Director at the hotel, takes P.E. on a tour of the hotel and talks about the hotel’s history. Spa Manager Doris Todd is interviewed briefly. Footage of the West Baden inside and out during renovation. Ruth Marshall, president of the West Baden Historical Society, and Barbara Habig, founder of the West Baden Historical Society, talk about the state of the hotel and the history of its owners. Jim Bierk(?), Executive Vice President at Kimball Piano, tells the history of the company. Dan Ware(?), Plant Manager, takes P.E. on a tour of the piano manufacturing facilities and describes the piano making process. Interviews with some of the employees. Interview with Chris Lindley, curator of the Orange County Historical Museum, discusses the history of Orange County and the county seat: Paoli, Indiana. Interview with Marjorie Lapping, President of the Orange County Historical Society, talks about the history of the Linley family.

On disc: The first town is French Lick. Second is two miles away…West Baden. Both were resorts that flourished pre WWI. West Baden was taped before the 1997 renovation. It was boarded up. Plaster had fallen off the walls and columns. The West Baden Historical Society was in the process of trying to find interest from several sources. A leader in that effort was Barbara Habig (from Jasper). Built in 1901-02 the facility had 725 rooms, unheard of in that day. Greencastle, IN. 1990. The show opens with a Master: Box 12 “Hometown Indiana” introduction and “Back Home Again” theme song. Produced by Comcast User: Box 25 Cablevision. Executive Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. P.E. gives a brief overview of the town’s history, industries, and schools. A walking tour of the downtown area and history of Greencastle with Jack Cooke, former DePauw University professor and local historian. Interview with Mike Harmless, mayor and long–time Greencastle resident. Footage of DePauw University campus and classrooms and interview with the president, Dr. Robert G. Bottoms. Interview with Ken Bode, professor of journalism at DePauw University. Tour of a saw mill and interview with the owner Bob Collier; he talks about the process, where the logs come from, and where the lumber goes after being milled. Collier also discusses his hobby: raising Belgian horses. Fred Silander, a dean emeritus at DePauw University and an active Presbyterian elder, discusses the future of the Presbyterian church after experiencing a windstorm and fire. Footage of the burned church. Jacki Young explains what persimmons are and how to make persimmon pudding.

Greenfield, IN. March 1991. The show opens in the Master: Box 12 Courthouse Plaza. Includes footage of buildings and homes in the downtown area. Interview with Mayor User: Box 25 Keith McClarnon. Rosalie Richardson discusses the history of Greenfield, Indiana. Dorothy June Williams gives a tour and history of the James Whitcomb Riley Birthplace. Interview with the owner of Patricia’s Café. Sheriff Jim Bradbury gives a tour of the new Hancock County Jail. Interview with Tom [?] the Manager of Plant Engineering at Eli Lilly and Company about the Greenfield plant and laboratories. Huntington, IN. 1996. The “Hometown Indiana” Master: Box 12 introduction and “Back Home Again” theme song. Produced by Comcast Cablevision. Executive User: Box 25 Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. P.E. begins the show on the campus of Huntington College. Director Margaret Roush talks about the events and exhibits at the Merillat Centre for the Arts. Tour through the athletic facilities. Driving tour of the Huntington College campus and residential areas. Footage and descriptions of the exhibits at the Dan Quayle Museum. Interview and tour with Diane Redlich, Co- Owner of Stars and Bars Aircraft, at the Huntington Airport. Circuit Court Judge Macintosh in the Huntington County Courthouse discuses the history of courthouses in Huntington County. Tour of the courthouse and footage of still images. Footage from the Forks of the Wabash Historic Park.

On Disc: Huntington, Indiana is the boyhood home of former United States Vice President Dan Quayle.

Jasper and Ferdinand, IN. 1996. The “Hometown Master: Box 12 Indiana” introduction and “Back Home Again” theme song. Produced by Comcast Cablevision. Executive User: No Copy Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. Begins with the same tour of the Sisters of Saint Benedict as seen in Ferdinand, IN 1995. Then an interview with Spring Valley Bank Chairman of the Board in Jasper, IN; the Chairman was raised in Jasper. Discussion about the history of Jasper. Terry Hill, manager of a turkey farm, explains the turkey raising process. Includes footage of the turkey farm. Lafayette, IN. 1991. The “Hometown Indiana” Master: Box 12 introduction and “Back Home Again” theme song. Produced by Comcast Cablevision. Executive User: Box 25 Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. The show opens with a walk around downtown Lafayette. Don Stoicky dressed as a French fur trader discusses the significance of the Tippecanoe Battlefield and 18th and 19th century history of the Lafayette area. Greg Griffith Manager of Corporate Communications gives a tour of Great Lakes Chemical Corporation and explains how their products are used. An interpreter at Fort Ouiatenan, on the banks of the Wabash River, describes what life was like at the fort shortly after it was built in 1717. Interview with the owner of Sarge Oak; he discusses the history of the restaurant. Jo Meade takes P.E. on a tour of the Historic Centennial Neighborhood. Ernie Dagin (sp?), Assistant Administration/Technical Manager of the Long Center for the Performing Arts, talks about the shows at the Center. The show closes at Ross-Ade Stadium on the Purdue campus.

Lawrence, IN / Fort Benjamin Harrison. ©2000. Master: Box 12 Interview with golf pro Scott Larson who runs the golf shop at Fort Harrison. Cindy Hamilton discusses the User: Box 25 Garrison Restaurant, formerly the officer’s club. Hector Gonzalez takes P.E. on a tour of the housing and rental properties. Mayor Tom Schneider discusses plans for Lawrence City Center. Chuck Ricks, Director of Economic Development for the City of Lawrence, discusses housing, businesses, and other community assets. Lebanon, IN. 1991. The “Hometown Indiana” Master: Box 12 introduction and “Back Home Again” theme song. Produced by Comcast Cablevision. Executive User: Box 25 Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. The show opens in the courthouse where Rosemary Peterman talks about the history of Lebanon. Ann Garofalo, Mayor of Lebanon, discusses commerce, industry, and issues Lebanon plans to address. Interview with Fern Miner, Director of the Lebanon Public Library. Tour of the Boone County Courthouse. Dr. Jim Davis, Executive Director of the Indiana United Methodist Children’s Home, explains what they do for children. Peg Donaldson of Donaldson’s Finer Chocolates describes their products and how they got started. Tour of the facilities and description and footage of the chocolate making process.

Marion County. “Fall in Marion County.” n.d. P.E. Master: Box 12 MacAllister Producer and Host. P.E. reads a poem by Helen Hunt Jackson titled “October’s Bright Blue User: Box 25 Weather.” Airplane tour of Marion County with pilot Leslie Whittier. P.E. discusses Indiana agriculture while standing in a cornfield ready for harvest. Good footage of a combine at work, various angles. Interview with Becky Haveman, owner of Whiteland Orchard in Whiteland, Indiana. She discusses the varieties of apples they grow and when and how they are harvested. P.E. reads “Little Orphant Annie” by James Whitcomb Riley over footage of fall foliage surrounding homes. Marion, IN. 1993. The “Hometown Indiana” Master: Box 12 introduction and “Back Home Again” theme song. Produced by Comcast Cablevision. Executive User: Box 25 Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. Host: Larry Hanna. Aerial footage of the courthouse and downtown Marion, Indiana. Footage of still photographs and brief history of the town. Footage of commercial and residential areas. Jim Fricke, Marion Community Schools Athletic Director, interviewed about the changes he’s seen since he’s been in his position. Jim McMinn, Director of Personnel at GMCPC, discusses what the GM Fisher Body plant makes and how they contribute to the community. Real Estate Developer Nick Chochos talks about the kinds of properties he’s bringing to Marion. Interviews with the people involved in the Civic Theatre. Backstage footage of “South Pacific.” Partial footage of the performance. Mike Day of GM WMRI/WGOM Radio talks about the Marion Philharmonic and the Easter Pageant. Martin Lake of the Mississinewa Battlefield Society talks about the annual reenactment of the Battle of 1812. Footage of the event and reenactors. Footage of still images of James Dean and a biography of the actor who grew up in Fairmount, Indiana. Interviews with people who knew him: Bob Pulley, Fairmount Historical Museum; and Adeline Nall, Dean’s High School Drama Coach.

Martinsville, IN. 1991. The “Hometown Indiana” Master: Box 12 introduction and “Back Home Again” theme song. Produced by Comcast Cablevision. Executive User: Box 25 Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. Footage of the downtown and residential areas. Interview with John Hurt in the Law Offices of McNutt, Hurt, and Blue. He discusses his history in the town of Martinsville and with John C. McNutt. The Managing Editor of the Martinsville Reporter (newspaper) talks about the history of the town and how it became known as the City of Mineral Water. Interview with Merrill Cox, a Martinsville basketball aficionado. Coach Tim Wolf talks about the 1991 basketball team. Alvin Hall, Manager of General Shale Brick (in Mooresville), describes the brick making process and takes P.E. on a tour of the facilities. Ron Ostrum of Grassyfork Fisheries describes the fish farming process. Martinsville and Greencastle Raw Footage. Raw Master: Box 12 footage of the Martinsville interviews, and the closing of the Greencastle show. Also includes footage from a User: Box 25 home tour with no sound.

Nappanee, IN. 1993. The show opens with the Master: Box 12 “Hometown Indiana” introduction and “Back Home Again” theme song. Produced by Comcast User: Box 25 Cablevision. Executive Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. Footage of horse-drawn buggies. P.E. interviews Mayor Bob Calender as they walk through the town. They discuss population, industries, and the Amish settlement. Footage of the newly remodeled Nappanee Public Library. Evelyn Culp discusses the Nappanee’s history. Footage of still photographs and other items in the collection. Amish Acres owner Dick Pletcher talks about the working farm museum. Footage of the exhibits, buildings, and employees. A tour of Burkholder Dutch Village and interview with Don Miller. Interview with Larry Mast, President of Nappanee Wood Products, and tour of the facilities where they make custom wood cabinets.

Nashville, IN. The show opens with the “Hometown Master: Box 12 Indiana” introduction and “Back Home Again” theme song. Produced by Comcast Cablevision. Executive User: Box 25 Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. The show opens at the T.C. Steele Studio. Interview with Andrea Smith, Curator of the T.C. Steele State Historic Site. Theresa McKee Bales of the Brown County Convention and Visitors Bureau takes P.E. on a walk through the downtown area. Interviews with various shopkeepers in the village area. Examples of glasswork, leatherwork, and weaving. P.E. dines at the Nashville House. New Harmony, IN. 1990 or 1994. The show opens Master: Box 12 with the “Hometown Indiana” introduction and “Back Home Again” theme song. Produced by Comcast User: Box 25 Cablevision. Executive Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. Tom Rhoades talks about the Athenaeum and what it holds. Tour of the building and exhibits. Footage of and information about the David Lenz House, the West Street Log Cabins, the Lenz Garden, and the Harmonists. Francis is the tour guide. Interview with historic home owners; information about the restoration.

On disc: This shoot was like taking a trip back in the past. My guess is New Harmony has not changed a great deal. We visited the site of the Harmonists. Today they would be called a cult. Died out…no sex. The town has been renovated and looked much the same as it did when, raised in Evansville, as a small child I visited the town often. River town. Also history of Rapphites.

Noblesville, IN. 1992. The show opens at the First Master: Box 12 Presbyterian Church. Interview with Steven and Moffet Craig, owners of Adrienes Flowers and Gifts. User: Box 26 They demonstrate how they make bouquets. Members of the Building Committee and the Director of the Museum take P.E. on a tour of a building that was once the residence of the sheriff and also the county jail. Information about the restoration process. Interview with Mike Lennox, Executive Director of the Indiana Transportation Museum, and tours of some of the train cars. Peru, IN. 1990. The show opens with the Master: Box 13 “Hometown Indiana” introduction and “Back Home Again” theme song. Produced by Comcast User: Box 26 Cablevision. Executive Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. Hosts: Larry Hanna and Laura Hanna. Footage of still images and downtown areas, town history spoken over footage. Interview with longtime Peru resident Althea Hosek about the state of the town, Grissom Air Force Base, and industry. A visit to the Miami County Museum, footage of exhibits and artifacts, and interview with Mary James. Interview with Robert Hassett at Arnold’s Candy Store. Hassett demonstrates how they make “Cole Porter Fudge.” Still images of Cole Porter; interview with James Cole, Porter’s cousin. Steve Maple of Maple Acres talks about tractors he’s restored and farming in Peru. Footage of a hog farm. Footage of trapeze training and interview with Peru Circus trainer Bill Anderson.

Plainfield, IN. 1997. The show opens with the Master: Box 13 “Hometown Indiana” introduction and “Back Home Again” theme song. Produced by Comcast User: Box 26 Cablevision. Executive Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. Information about Plainfield’s industry and community. P.E. visits the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy; interview with Charlie Birch, Deputy Director. Footage of training exercises. Interview with Dave Huberto, Superintendent at the Girls School, and tour of the campus. The Director of Outreach at the Islamic Center describes their programs and mission.

Speedway B Roll. Information about MacAllister’s Master: Box 13 Engine Power Division at MacAllister Machinery. Footage of the building. Mostly silent footage of the User: Box 26 Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame Museum. Spencer, IN. 1994. The show opens with the Master: Box 13 “Hometown Indiana” introduction and “Back Home Again” theme song. Produced by Comcast User: Box 26 Cablevision. Executive Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. Michael Chesnut of People’s State Bank discusses agriculture, industry, landmarks, and schools. Interview and tour with the owner of the Moffitt House. T. Perry Wesley discusses the history of Spencer, Indiana and notable people from the area.

Upland, IN. 1997. Chip Jaggers Vice President for Master: Box 13 University Relations at Taylor University discusses the history of Taylor. Footage of the campus. Interview User: No Copy with the Mark Souers manager at Ivanhoe’s and a tour of the kitchen. Ivanhoe’s owner, Ivan Slain, makes an appearance. Souers demonstrates how they make their famous milkshakes. Piano performance by Professors Ron and Chicata Sloan. Interview with the Sloans about how they got started and how they came to Taylor. LaRita Boren at Avis Industrial Corporation discusses the goals of the company. Disc ends with a commercial/infomercial for Taylor University; President Jay L. Kessler discusses the school.

Valparaiso, IN. [ca. mid-1990s] “Elaine Morgan Master: Box 13 Bookwalter Productions presents Home Town Indiana.” Chuck Worth, Director of Church Relations, User: Box 26 talks about the chapel on the Valparaiso University Campus and the academics offered to the students. Ed Hubbard, of Chester Incorporated, discusses the origins of Orville Redenbacher’s Popcorn. Diane Cooley, President of the Downtown Valparaiso Business Association and owner of American Legacy, discusses the history of the courthouse and other downtown buildings. Patricia and Dennis Miller, owners of the Artists’ Den, talk about the art available in their gallery. Vevay, IN. 1999. Interview at the Kessler House with Master: Box 13 a person involved with metal working. Information about the Ogle Haus Inn. Tanya Archer, Secretary of User: Box 26 the Vevay Park Board and owner of Swiss Alps Printing, talks about the Paul W. Ogle River Front Park while sitting in the amphitheater. Steve Bladen of The Indiana Puzzle talks about the business. Anita Danner, of Danner’s Hardware, shows P.E. around the store; there are many historic tools and machinery in the store. P.E. dines in the Ogle Haus Inn over looking the Ohio River. Ellen Kern at the Switzerland County Historical Society talks about the town’s beginnings. Inside the Ruter Chapel United Methodist Church in the process of restoring murals that may be more than 100 years old.

Vincennes, IN. 1991. The show opens with the Master: Box 13 “Hometown Indiana” introduction and “Back Home Again” theme song. Produced by Comcast User: No Copy Cablevision. Executive Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. Opens with P.E. walking around the courtyard of the Old Cathedral Library and Museum. Interview with a frontiersman at the George Rogers Clark Monument. Bob Holden, Historian at the George Rogers Clark National Historical Park, discusses Vincennes’ origins. Tour of the grounds, footage of the plaques. Richard Day, dressed as a French officer, gives a tour of the Old French House and describes the construction process and materials. The French House was built by Michel Brouillet, a French fur trader in the early 19th century. Tour of “Grouseland” home of William Henry Harrison. On the campus of Vincennes University in the Byron R. Lewis Historical Library Gus Stevens, Library Director, talks about the collections. Jules Bouillet talks about his work as a woodcarver. The show wraps up in front of a statue of Lincoln in front of a bas relief sculpture of his family crossing the Wabash River. The Lincoln Memorial Bridge marks the spot where Lincoln’s family crossed the river in 1830. Wabash, IN. 1990. The show opens with the Master: Box 13 “Hometown Indiana” introduction and “Back Home Again” theme song. Produced by Comcast User: Box 26 Cablevision. Executive Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. P.E. stops in the Sweet Shop in the downtown and interviews owner Jim Morris. Interview with Mayor Dallas Winchester. Jack Miller, Curator of the Historical Museum, tells the stories of Frances Slocum and Paradise Spring. P.E. interviews Don Knapp, Executive Director of the Honeywell Center founded by Mark C. Honeywell. Martha Jones talks with P.E. about the Honeywell House. Mrs. Vanderpool, Secretary at O.J. Neighbors Elementary School, takes P.E. through a reenactment area. Interview with Principal David Sodervick. Reenactors/students include: Jennifer Droste as Father Baden, Chris Fry, Sarah Daywalt, Lisa Trout, Courtney Blocher, and Melissa Craft. Tommy Butcher, Crystal Gayle’s stepfather, talks briefly about his famous stepdaughter. P.E. tells the story of how Wabash became the First Electrically Lighted City.

On disc: Wabash, Indiana was settled in the early 1800s. The home of the Potowatomi and Miami Indians lies on the Wabash River. Toured the eateries, talked with the Mayor, Director of the Honeywell Center and Honeywell Home. They have an 1812 camp to reenact events. Typical Indiana town.

Washington, IN. 1994. The show opens with the Master: Box 13 “Hometown Indiana” introduction and “Back Home Again” theme song. Produced by Comcast Cablevision. Executive User: No Copy Producer: Elaine Morgan Bookwalter. Interview with David Cox, Executive Director of the Daviess County Growth Council, in front of the plaque marking the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad Depot. Video goes out briefly, sound stays on. Examples of quilts made in Amish Country. Lucille Dillon, organizes Amish tours in Daviess County, and discusses the activities of the Amish families in the county. Interview with the Mayor, he discusses the history of the town and the current industry and infrastructure. Jack Boosenberg Superintendent of Maintenance for the Beech Coal Company talks about the coal mining process. Footage of machinery at work. Series 16: Manuscripts and Printed Items

CONTENTS CONTAINER Splendor of the South Side: a history of Sacred Manuscript Materials: Heart of Jesus Catholic Parish in Indianapolis 1875- Box 1, Folder 1 2000. Divita, James J.

Also available in the General Collection: BX4603.I55 S224 2000

Christian Theological Seminary Commentary. An Manuscript Materials: essay by P.E. MacAllister. MacAllister recalls the Box 1, Folder 2 construction of the seminary, discussions about the project, and the involvement of himself and others.

Garfield Park. Included: A map of the park, copies of Manuscript Materials: news paper articles, photographs from Bass Photo Co. Box 1, Folder 3 A history of the park. A 27 page detailed analysis of the park’s history, soil, geography, location, attractions, and security. A 1995 essay by P.E. Macallister covering the history of the park.

Market Square Arena Opening. September 12, 1974. Manuscript Materials: Correspondence with guests, guests and speaker lists, Box 1, Folder 4 schedule for the event, memos and notes.

Notes for On Site Shows. Note cards or copies of Manuscript Materials: note cards from the cable access show “On Site,” Box 1, Folder 5 hosted by P.E. MacAllister.

Correspondence. Correspondence related to the “On Manuscript Materials: Site” cable access show, hosted by P.E. MacAllister. Box 1, Folder 6

Lifeline, Methodist Hospital. Information about the Manuscript Materials: Lifeline Helicopter critical care transport system at Box 1, Folder 7 Methodist Hospital. Probably information regarding Lifeline/Methodist Hospital 1986 listed in Series 7.

Circle Serenade. A memo dated 9 November 1979 Manuscript Materials: from P.E. MacAllister regarding the layout of two Box 1, Folder 8 recitals on the circle.

P.E. MacAllister Timeline and Vitae. Composed by Manuscript Materials: P.E. MacAllister. Box 1, Folder 9 Article from Indianapolis Star. A copy of an article Manuscript Materials: printed in the Indianapolis Star on August 31, 2008. Box 1, Folder 9

MacAllister Today. Company newsletters – July 2010 Box 1, Folder 10 and September 2010 (Vol. 26, nos. 2 and 3).