Located on Highway 41 South between Evansville and Henderson, KY; photo dated February 23, 1982 (14PC-67)

529 NW Fifth St.; photo dated March 4, 1965 (RC 55)

Directed by Professors Frank Adams and Harry Ball; c. 1920s (Darmstadt 1)

Located on Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. near the Civic Center; c. 1996 (17PC 86)

World War I statue in front of American Legion Post #8 on New Harmony Rd., relocated from its original setting in Sunset Park; photo dated 1984 (6PC 78)

Early 1900s (Meyer-Schlamp 168)

L-r: Fred Eilers, Dorothy Gill Ingle, and Dolores Ploeger pointing to model of new museum building; dated 1954 (Knecht 2104)

C. 1960s (Meyer-Schlamp 127)

First location in Sunset Park until the building was razed in 1910 (Meyer-Schlamp 122)

216 NW Second Street, Evansville, IN; photo dated 25 May 1954 (Knecht 903)

Members identified (l-r): Barney Stockwell, Fred Rollison, unidentified, Dick Spindler, Cornealius Koch (seated), Cheese Forster, Don Holms, Fred Balz, Carl Felker, and Art Felker; c. 1920s (Spindler 2)

Dixieland jazz band that played during the 1920s to c. 1933; members identified as Stu Charles, Jab Zins, John McBryan, Bill Hahn, Dick Spindler, Art Felker, Jim Thompson, and Bud Lamey (Spindler 5)

Directed by David Holzman (at drums); some of the other members pictured are Jerry Bumb, Arnold Habbe, Dub Shofner, Aryin Lefever, Art Felker, and Beanie Barr (Baer?); c. 1928 (Spindler 7)

Found in Evansville area; photo dated 1915 (Knecht 2107)

A popular entertainment venue in Newburgh, IN, from the late 1800s to c. 1920 (Riggs 14)

Held at the WPA Community Center; photo dated 1936 (Knecht 519)

Under construction; c. 1951 (Mesker Steel Collection)

Performance in the Coliseum (stage in the background); dated 1936 (Knecht 1963)

Operated by Benjamin Biederwolf in his basement on S. Bedford Ave.; c. 1930s (Courier 1002)

Held at the Community Center; photo dated 1936 (Knecht 514)