MrHarman

Hi there. I am a Wikipedian focused, at present, on Indiana (and Midwest) history, geography, and politics.

While I am working (albeit slowly) to document the Midwest in photographs, I will also edit here and there. I created the Cherry Mine Disaster article, and did a lot of clean-up on Resurrection Mary, the Willowbrook Ballroom, and Moorish Science Temple articles.

Please leave any messages on my Talk page.

Thanks, Mr. Harman

Gallery

Here are the photos I've uploaded to Wikipedia.

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  A photo of Archbold, Ohio High School.
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  The tallest buildings in Edon, Ohio.
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  The St Joseph Catholic Church on the north side of Blakeslee, Ohio.
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  The Beach House on Lake James, at the western edge of Pokagon State Park, Indiana.
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  The fireplace along the north wall of the CCC Shelter at Pokagon State Park in Indiana.
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  Photo of the CCC Shelter at Pokagon State Park, near Angola, Indiana. Built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1935/36, this shelter is on the National Register of Historic Places as the "Combination Shelter".
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  Photo of the original guard house at Indiana's Pokagon State Park, This guard house was built by the Civilian Conservation Corps.
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  Potawatomi Inn at Pokagon State Park, in Indiana, looking north from Lake James. This photo only shows the original Inn. A new section, completed in the 1990s, can be glimpsed to the right (the east).
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  Photo of the Spring Shelter at Pokagon State Park, in Angola, Indiana. Built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1937.
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  The Erastus Farnham House, just south of Fremont, Indiana, on S.R. 827. The Erastus Farnham House was reputedly a stop on the Underground Railroad.
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  Fremont, Indiana, High School
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  The Fawn River State Fish Hatchery, on the National Register of Historic Places
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  The Collins School, on the National Register of Historic Places
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  The old pews in the Powers Church, another bulding on the National Register of Historic Places
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  The front of the Steuben County Jail, yet another in a series showing the National Register of Historic Places listings in Steuben County, Indiana ‎
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  Parker House, Orland, Indiana
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  Portrait of a house along the south side of Indiana State Road 120 on the east side of Howe, Indiana.
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  The east side of Indiana State Road 127 north of Angola, Indiana showing the juxtapostion of "Big-box stores" and the relics of a rural past.
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  Photo of Steuben County, Indiana Courthouse, Angola, Indiana. This courthouse is on the National Register of Historic Places.
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  Bethel Cemetery stands alone along a rarely-travelled Steuben County road.
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  Two of the more picturesque houses in Waterloo, Indiana
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  The Amtrak "station" in Waterloo, Indiana
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  Big Turkey Lake, looking north, as seen from Stroh, Indiana.
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  Photo of Prairie Heights High School, in northeast Indiana. The school district encompasses parts of both Steuben and LaGrange counties.
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  Kingsbury, Indiana.
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  LaPorte County, Indiana courthouse.
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  The entirety of Indiana State Road 520, looking south from its intersection with U.S. Route 12.
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  Photo of Grant Park High School, Grant Park, Illinois.
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  Grant Park, Illinois - village central.
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  Hambleton Street, Grant Park, Illinois
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  Kankakee County Courthouse, in Kankakee, Illinois.
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  Photo looking southeast across the Kankakee River from Kankakee, Illinois near Cobb Park. The clocktower of the Shapiro Developmental Center can be seen in the background.
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  Kankakee River at Momence, Illinois
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  Photo of Momence, Ilinois, High School.
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  A photo of Neuqua Valley High School, Illinois.
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  Prospect High School, Mt Prospect, Illinois
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  The Resurrection Cemetery in Justice, Illinois, made famous by the story of Resurrection Mary.
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  The Willowbrook Ballroom in Willow Springs, Illinois.
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  Al's Hardware, founded by former hockey player Al Suomi.
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  Our Lady of Tepayec Church on the west side of Chicago.
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  The last vestige of the mighty Hawthorne Works plant in Cicero, Illinois
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  The center of the Englewood neighborhood in Chicago.
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  A rather startling collection of military hardware outside VFW Post 6791 in West Chicago, Illinois. I suspect these are replicas, but not sure
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  Wind turbine in Stuart, Iowa.