An A-10C pilot from the 163rd Fighter Squadron at the 122nd Fighter Wing in Fort Wayne, Indiana, guides his A-10C Warthog in for a landing at the Indiana Air National Guard Base, Fort Wayne Public domain · source file Appears in: Military , Military The stage in the Embassy Theatre in Fort Wayne, Indiana, set up for An Evening With Travis Tritt, Solo Acoustic Tour 2022 Loren712 · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source file Appears in: Film , Film An F/A-18 Super Hornet aircraft breaks the speed of sound, revealing a rainbow in the resulting vapor cone during the 2016 Fort Wayne Air Show, Sept. 11, 2016, at the 122nd Fighter Wing, Fort Wayne, Indiana Public domain · source file Appears in: Events Calendar Harvester Homecoming festival in 2024, Fort Wayne, Indiana, with International Scout vehicles on display CC0 · source file Appears in: Events Calendar The grave marker of John Chapman in Johnny Appleseed Park, Fort Wayne, photographed in 2021. amanderson2 (via Flickr) · CC BY 2.0 · source file Appears in: Notable People , John Chapman · Notable People Monument to John Chapman in South Park, Mansfield, Ohio, photographed in 2024. Vaišvilkas · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source file Appears in: Notable People , John Chapman · Notable People George W. Wood, the first mayor of Fort Wayne. Public domain · source file Appears in: Notable People , George W. Wood · Notable People Portrait of Franklin P. Randall. Public domain · source file Appears in: Notable People , Franklin P. Randall · Notable People Portrait of Charles A. Zollinger. Public domain · source file Appears in: Notable People , Charles A. Zollinger · Notable People Portrait of William J. Hosey. Public domain · source file Appears in: Notable People , William J. Hosey · Notable People Portrait of Jesse Grice. Public domain · source file Appears in: Notable People , Jesse Grice · Notable People Portrait of William Wells (Apekonit), the scout and interpreter raised in Little Turtle's household. Public domain · source file Appears in: Notable People , William Wells · Notable People Edith Hamilton in graduation cap and gown, ca. 1891-1896 Schlesinger Library on the History of Women in America · No known restrictions · source file Appears in: Authors & Books , Authors & Books Four Hamilton sisters: Edith, Alice, Margaret and Norah, ca. 1890-1895 Schlesinger Library, RIAS, Harvard University · No known restrictions · source file Appears in: Authors & Books , Authors & Books Dr. Alice Hamilton (1869-1970), expert in occupational health who became the first woman on the Harvard Medical School faculty Smithsonian Institution · No known restrictions · source file Appears in: Authors & Books , Authors & Books Little Turtle (Michikiniqua), a chief of the Miami Indian tribe, who signed the Treaty of Greenville on August 3, 1795, taken from a painting at Garst Museum in Greenville, Ohio Not named in Commons metadata · No known restrictions · source file Appears in: Before the City , Before the City Powers Hamburgers (1933), front view, Harrison Street, Fort Wayne, Indiana The Library of Congress from Washington, DC, United States · No known restrictions · source file Appears in: Food & Restaurants , Food & Restaurants Bishop Luers High School, 333 East Paulding Road, Fort Wayne. Liebgp · CC BY-SA 4.0 · source file Appears in: Schools & Colleges , Bishop Luers High School · Schools & Colleges A daguerreotype portrait of the 1850s, by an unknown maker: the kind of portrait Archibald McDonald produced in his Phoenix Block gallery, where he was judged the most prolific daguerreian of the decade in Fort Wayne. CC0 · source file Appears in: Photographers , Archibald McDonald, the busiest daguerreian of the fifties… A 1952 Dodge Coronet: on 21 August 1952, pilot Jim Kelley became a Dodge dealer in Fort Wayne, ninety days after an Indianapolis dealer suggested it. Greg Gjerdingen · CC BY 2.0 · source file Appears in: The Dealerships , Kelley: the pilot who became a Dodge dealer in ninety days… A 1964 Chevrolet Impala: 1964 is the year Jack DeHaven Sr. founded DeHaven Chevrolet in Fort Wayne. Bob P. B. · CC BY 2.0 · source file Appears in: The Dealerships , DeHaven Chevrolet: one family, three generations, one… A 1970 Chevrolet Nova SS: the record preserves a 1970 Nova bought new at Grieger Chevrolet in 1970, the founder's last year. Btspurplegalaxy · CC BY 4.0 · source file Appears in: The Dealerships , Grieger Chevrolet: the manager who went into business for… A 1979 Dodge Magnum XE: Dodge was the whole of the stock when Douglas McKibben opened Glenbrook Dodge with eighteen employees in 1979. Greg Gjerdingen · CC BY 2.0 · source file Appears in: The Dealerships , Glenbrook Dodge and the flag: eighteen employees to a… A 1982 Ford Mustang GT: the Thomas start in Fort Wayne dates to the first half of the 1980s, when this was the performance Ford in the showroom. Greg Gjerdingen · CC BY 2.0 · source file Appears in: The Dealerships , Bob Thomas Ford: the second Ford name on Coliseum · The…
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