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Lakeville was photographed for a century by other towns' staff photographers, and the archive limb of that fact is banked; this article states the staff tradition at its true geography and names what it cannot yet roll. The tradition is the South Bend Tribune's: its photographers covered the county, Lakeville included, and their collected work stands as the Tribune Photographs at the St. Joseph County Public Library's local and family history service — the archive the banked sources file already carries. A name-by-name staff roll of the Tribune men and women who shot Lakeville across the decades stands owed to the archive itself: the Michiana Memory credit lines, read photograph by photograph for Lakeville subjects, are the settler, named current in this lane's accounting. The article's finding is the geography: the camera that documented Lakeville was a county-seat institution's, and its roll belongs jointly to South Bend's file and this pointer.