Sincerely Yours: Byron Armstrong Denounces Labeling
“Any practice which tends to divide off American citizens is certainly inconsistent with progressive democratic ideals, and must pass.” It’s ...
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Sincerely Yours: The Origins of the Old Oaken Bucket
This month’s Sincerely Yours post is brought to you by the Archives Photographs Curator, Brad Cook! One of the most ... -
Sincerely Yours: The Pinkerton Detective Agency
Scandal. Intrigue. THE Pinkerton Detective Agency. Lest you think differently, Bloomington has been a hopping town for some years now. ... -
Sincerely Yours – The Dwyers and V-J Day: “That was our celebration.”
With the bombing of Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 and the swift entry of the United States into World ... -
Sincerely Yours – Letters from the Archives: Theodore Roosevelt Draws the Line
When Carl Eigenmann (renowned ichthyologist, Indiana University Professor of Zoology and Dean of the Graduate School, and Curator of the ... -
Sincerely Yours – Letters from the Archives: A Captain in the Union Army, John D. Alexander
Born on February 6, 1839 in Bloomington, Indiana, John D. Alexander graduated from Indiana University with A. B. and A.M. ... -
Sincerely Yours – Letters from the Archives: Helen Keller
William Lowe Bryan – Indiana University alumnus, professor, vice president, president, and finally, president emeritus – had a dazzling array ... -
Sincerely Yours – Letters from the Archives: A Viennese Jewish Refugee of WWII, Charlotte (Lotte) Lederer
Born in Zistersdorf, Austria on September 7, 1919, Charlotte (Lotte) Lederer arrived in New York, New York on August 28, ... -
Sincerely Yours – Letters from the Archives : The Pering Letter
This begins a new series of posts inspired by one of my favorite blogs, Letters of Note, which I’ve followed for ...