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The repositories as used across the three passes; strengths as stated
Four repositories hold this build's unopened paper. The History Museum (South Bend) — its archives, including the Jeanne Denham Collection, whose online finding aid was searched whole in IV-2 with no town entry (a tested negative at finding-aid strength); the museum is also a settler for the incorporation instrument, in its archives capacity. The public library's Local & Family History department — the Tribune Photographs Collection, the map case, the county's clipping and genealogy apparatus — whose own fragment states what it holds at pointer strength. The Indiana State Library and the Indiana Archives — this build's working catalog carriers, and, through the Archives' land-office pages read in IV-2, the source of the first-entries settler order: the LaPorte-Winamac office's first sale was 12 August 1833 and Fort Wayne office sales are expressly not in its records, so the Fort Wayne land-office index of 1823–1852 runs first. And the university archives at boundary pointer only: Notre Dame's archives and libraries hold their own ground's record — and, commercially, the authenticated Tribune archive — and are a pointer for this town, never a settler for town facts.