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Title: Mississinewa Reservoir Marion Indiana (IN), Chrome unused Description: Near Marion, Peru, and Wabash. This view shows a boat ramp located at the Miami State Recreation Area, with the dam for the reservoir in the background. The total recreation area is approximately 14,000 acres, with a water area 3300 acres.		Title: Presbyterian Church Marion Indiana (IN), Divided Back PM 1910 Aug-02

Title: Post Office Marion Indiana (IN), Linen unused Description: The Post Office is a busy spot in this busy City. The building is architecturally designed to please the eye as well as to make it efficient		Title: First M. E. Church Marion Indiana (IN), Divided Back PM 1915

Title: First M.E. Church Marion Indiana (IN), Divided Back unused		Title: Gethse Episcopal Church Marion Indiana (IN), Divided Back PM 1909


Title: Presbyterian Church Marion Indiana (IN), Divided Back PM 1915		Title: Hillside Wesleyan Methodist Church, 26th & Home Avenue Marion Indiana (IN), Chrome unused Description: Dedicated May 17, 1959. "A church big enough to accommodate you, and friendly enough to make you feel at home."

Title: Marion High School Building Marion Indiana (IN), Linen PM 1947 Description: Marion has an excellent school system, well equipped modern buildings, also owns the Memorial Coliseum with an athletic field house.		Title: Court House Marion Indiana (IN), Linen unused Description: The court house site was donated by the first two settlers whose names were "Boots" and "Branson." Two streets were named for these two settlers, and are the only streets of like name in the country. Marion was named after General Francis Marion of Revolutionary War fame.

Title: Grant County Court House Marion Indiana (IN), Linen unused Description: The court house site was donated by the first two settlers whose names were "Boots" and "Branson." Two streets were named for these two settlers, and are the only streets of like name in the country. Marion was named after General Francis Marion of Revolutionary War fame.		Title: Presbyterian Church Marion Indiana (IN), Real Photo PM 1906

Title: Eagles Home Marion Indiana (IN), Divided Back PM 1909		Title: Scene in Matter Park Marion Indiana (IN), Divided Back PM 1909

Title: Grant County Court House Marion Indiana (IN), Chrome unused Description: Built in 1880, this Court House site was donated by the first two settlers whose names were ""Boots"" and ""Branson"". Two streets in Marion, lnd. Were named for these settlers and are only streets by these names in the country		Title: Greetings From Marion Marion Indiana (IN), Linen unused Description: M - Armory A - High School R - Matter Park I - Mississinewa River O - Grant County Court House N - Swimming Pool, Matter Park.

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