Howard County
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
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A collection of articles providing a historical backdrop for Howard County, from the days of the Miami people, to the founding, the great Indiana Gas Boom, and present times.
Douglass School: Mute reminder of past segregation
Village on the Wildcat Part One: Place of the Miami
Village on the Wildcat Part Two: The Rapids of the Wildcat
Village on the Wildcat Part Three - The Residue of the Reserve
Village on the Wildcat Part Four: Almost to Heaven
Village on the Wildcat Part Five: A Claim Against the Tribe
Village on the Wildcat Part Six: The Congressional Record
Village on the Wildcat: Afterword
Village on the Wildcat: References
The "Kokomo" Name
Conger: Forgotten man with a big impact on the region
Chief Kokomo: Time and Place
Devastating robbery of county's first bank - Part One
Devastating robbery of county's first bank - Part Two
A Century of Service - St. Joseph Hospital
Cora Miller's Elixir: Mail order scheme funds a grand lifestyle
The Innovative William Swern
Inventing Peanut Butter
1918 Pandemic: Kokomo closed due to the flu
Baseball in Howard County - As Early As 1890
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