Mishawaka
Mishawaka, Indiana
A–Z index
1,593 pages: every person, place, firm, event and section in the record.
The first 169 pages, A–B, are on this page. Scroll to load the rest, or open C and later letters directly.
A
- The abolitionist presence, at counted size Underground Railroad
- The absorption: how Mishawaka's news became the Tribune's bureau Newspapers & Media
- The Academy Awards: Adam Driver, raised here — two nominations National Honors
- The accident record: the NTSB whole Airports
- Across the line: the rescue mission, the homeless center, the food bank and its successor Charities
- Adam Driver: the hometown at the center of the record Notable People
- Addiction on Mishawaka ground: the cure era tested, the modern row verified Mental Health Institutions
- The addition system: the legal frame of a paper town Land Surveys & Titles
- Adolph Kamm and Nicholas Schellinger — the brother-in-law brewery Founders & CEOs
- The advocates: the county's citizens, at Mishawaka's size Mental Health Institutions
- Age and households: the dated snapshots Population
- The agents of record, at directory size Fire & Public Safety
- The Aggregator Tail — One Address, Repeated, and the Tales That Drift Ghost Stories
- The ague years: the sickly valley before the regime Epidemics & Public Health
- The airfield test: the Mishawaka Pilots Club, and no airport in the city Public Transit
- Airmail and the war years: the route that passed, the years that are blank Airports
- Airports Section
- Alan Matheney and the Killing of Lisa Bianco, 1989–2005 Crime History
- "Alanson Hurd founded Mishawaka" / "The first settlers came in 1830" — the founding claims, tested as a pair Famous Stories & the Record
- Alanson M. Hurd — the proprietor the town grew on Founders & CEOs
- Alanson M. Hurd: Eight Hundred Dollars of Townsite, and No Ledger of the Return Great Fortunes
- Albright United Methodist Church: The Evangelical Line Churches & Religion
- The all-knit boot and the reorganization of 1886 Ball Band
- Allan "Rocky" Lane: the voice of the talking horse Notable People
- The Alligator Test, and the Escapes That Are Not Here Wildlife
- The alligator that was a turtle Strange but True
- AM General Section
- AM General is formed AM General
- The AM General line, at pointer Automobiles
- The AM General Plant, 13200 McKinley Highway — the ground the Humvee came from Famous Landmarks
- AM General's chiefs — a South Bend seat, a Mishawaka works Founders & CEOs
- The ambulance: the police wagon, Mayor Prickett's service, and the fire department's medics Fire & Public Safety
- American Legion Post 161: the post of 1919 Veterans
- The American Simplex and the Amplex: Mishawaka's brass-era car Automobiles
- Amtrak passes through: no station in Mishawaka Railroads
- The amusement-ground test: no park of the Playland kind ever stood in Mishawaka Kids & Family Entertainment
- Andrew De Kever — the son's book of other men's glory Authors & Books
- Anna Rohrer — two national championships out of Mishawaka High Sports
- Annex: the Clark last company, the felt and regenerating houses, and what the search saw and excluded Inventors & Inventions
- Annexation as government: the boundary acts Government
- The annexation trials: Minne and Conner, 1961–1968 City Controversies
- The anniversaries as preservation acts, and the time-capsule test Historic Preservation
- The apartment era: 1970 downtown, and the riverfront return Neighborhoods
- Appeals, the Coroner's Index and the Playing-Cards Route Crime History
- The appointed machinery: boards, works, and the desks that never faced the voters Public Servants
- The arcades: the fun-center form the record gives it Kids & Family Entertainment
- The architects of Mishawaka buildings Architecture
- Architecture Section
- The archive that is not there Historical Mysteries
- Archive.org — the Workhorse, and the Transcription Rule It Taught Sources
- Armistice Day, 1918: whistles in a closed city Events Calendar
- The armory Mishawaka never had Military
- The Army and Army Air Forces: fifty-six names Wars, Unrest & Disasters
- Art education at anchor: the Weaver Gallery, the Penn gallery, the Scholastic pipeline Arts
- Arts Section
- The assumed case, tested: Aba Asante is Indiana's TikTok star — and West Lafayette's Influencers & Digital Creators
- At the boundary, I: the Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame, New Castle — the Mishawaka roll Halls of Fame
- At the boundary, II: the Indiana Football Hall of Fame — ten Mishawaka and Marian names Halls of Fame
- At the boundary, III: Terre Haute's track and cross country hall — a champion and her coach's coach Halls of Fame
- At the boundary, IV: Jasper's baseball hall, Freddie Fitzsimmons — and the birthplace printed whole Halls of Fame
- At the boundary, V: the single-sport halls — a volleyball coach, two wrestlers, a bowler Halls of Fame
- At the boundary: names the roll does not take Wars, Unrest & Disasters
- At the Boundary: The County's Museums Are South Bend's Museums
- The atlas trade after 1875: the 1895 attestation, the 1911 Ogle, and the plat books Historic Maps
- Austin R. Klein: forty-two years at the city's light plant Public Servants
- Authors & Books Section
- The auto age: the camps and courts the record does not name Hotels & Motels
- Automobiles Section
- Away to camp: Eberhart, Tamarack, and the Girl Scout camp at Syracuse Kids & Family Entertainment
B
- The Backyard Brawl — the Penn rivalry from the Mishawaka side Sports
- Ball Band Section
- The Ball Band Ground — the Red Ball, and the park that stands where it stood Famous Landmarks
- The bandshell dedicated, 1928 Events Calendar
- The bandshell: the city builds its music a room Music
- The Bank of Mishawaka — the bank that never opened Businesses & Banks
- Bank Robberies as Their Own Treatment — the Blank Page, the Test, and the Modern Federal Cases Crime History
- The bank roster of 1921, whole — six houses, two of them new to the record Businesses & Banks
- The Bank-Robbery Test: A Negative, Printed Whole Crime History
- The bankers — a paper bank, one charter, and Darwin Wiekamp Founders & CEOs
- The Banking Series: OCC, the Federal Reserve, the RFC, the FDIC Sources
- Banking: One Charter, No Sized Fortune Great Fortunes
- Bars & Nightclubs Section
- The Baseline This Ground Shared: Chapman's County, 1880 Wildlife
- Battell Park The River & Parks
- Battell Park's built fabric: the monument, the bandshell, the rock garden Architecture
- The battles of the valley, each its own beat — and none of them here The Story of Mishawaka
- Baugo Creek and the Tributary Survey, 1979 Wildlife
- The Bear of 2015: The County's Visitor, at This City's Distance Wildlife
- Before the City Section
- Before the inset: a town inside other people's maps, 1827–1862 Historic Maps
- Before the picture houses: the halls, and the opera-house test Theaters
- Before the saucers: the airship wave of 1896–97 — the Mishawaka test UFO Sightings
- Before the town: the county's first wars Wars, Unrest & Disasters
- Before the web: the bulletin boards on Mishawaka numbers Dot-Com Era
- The Beiger Descent: A Widow's $1.55 Million, Willed to a House Great Fortunes
- The Beiger House: the mansion that burned to its walls Architecture
- The Beiger Mansion Inn: the house that lodges Hotels & Motels
- The Beigers and the woolen company Ball Band
- Belgian Town: the West End enclave bounded street by street Neighborhoods
- The Belgian West End: a Flanders kept in Indiana Culture
- The Belgians: the city within the city Communities
- Ben Goldwasser: a birth certificate and a world career Notable People
- Bethel — a church's founding, and nine presidents Founders & CEOs
- Bethel basketball — the Lightfoot era and three NAIA titles Sports
- Bethel beyond basketball — Martinez's six, the track program, and the 2022 soccer title Sports
- Bethel University's Bowen Library Libraries
- Bethel University: the Missionary Church's school, 1947 to the university Schools & Colleges
- Bethel's music: the college on the north side, and Carnegie Hall Music
- Bethel's Pilots — the name, the league, and a national ledger of forty-eight Sports
- Better World Books: the homegrown winner, whole Dot-Com Era
- Beutter Riverfront Park The River & Parks
- Beyond books: makerspaces, streamed pictures, books by mail, and the talking-book route Libraries
- Beyond the Congregations: Academies, Schools, and Shared Works Churches & Religion
- Bicycle racing — the wheel era leaves no Mishawaka meet Racing
- "Big Rapids": two feet and nine inches Strange but True
- The Bike Pass: A Negative at True Size Trails
- Bingo, raffles and the license: charitable gaming in Mishawaka Lottery & Crypto
- The bird's-eye test: no panoramic view of Mishawaka in the record Historic Maps
- The BK Club: the Belgians' house, at anchor Private Clubs
- Black Congregations and the Valley's Churches Churches & Religion
- Black History Section
- Black Inventors: The Searched Negative Inventors & Inventions
- Black Mishawaka: a family's church across the river, then a growth without an enclave Communities
- Black Mishawaka: Medora Powell, and the record of a small community Culture
- Black Mishawaka: the anchors and the counts Neighborhoods
- Black women's organizing: the test, and Medora Powell's documented life Women's History
- The blast-cleaning first — a pointer Technology
- The Blizzard of '78 Events Calendar
- The Blizzard of 1978 and the Snowmobile Trails
- The Blue Book ledger, at county frame UFO Sightings
- The bodies around the lodge: a chapter with two numbers, a commandery across the river, the Star Lodges & Fraternal Orders
- Bodine: The Hatchery on This Ground, at Animal Size Wildlife
- Bog iron and Alanson Hurd The Story of Mishawaka
- Bonnie Doon: the ice-cream company whose first and last houses stand here Food & Restaurants
- The book and newspaper prizes: two empty lines, with the shelves named National Honors
- The boot men: Ferrettie, Van Dinter, and the form-fitting boot Inventors & Inventions
- Boots of three cloths: the felt works, the knit boot, and the missing shirt factory Fashion
- The boundary case: Amanda Fox's award belongs to Granger's page National Honors
- The boundary cases, and the number the record does not carry Wars, Unrest & Disasters
- The boundary that moved: annexation flags at the jumping censuses Population
- The boundary, printed once: the famous Mishawakans who are not influencers Influencers & Digital Creators
- The Boundary: The Region's Zoo Is South Bend's Zoo
- Bowling and boxing — a league in 1914, and a Golden Gloves champion who became a Bear Sports
- Bowling's family side: the Parkway houses, and the alley that became a rink Kids & Family Entertainment
- The branches: Bittersweet in Penn Township, Harris in Granger Libraries
- The breakup: Schurz leaves broadcasting, 2015–2016 Film & TV Producers
- The brewery that outlived Prohibition on soda pop Strange but True
- Bridges, Indiana's Princess City (1976) Sources
- The broadcast set: journalists at profile size, two regional voices — and a tested negative for the national booth Famous People
- The bronze that gets it wrong Strange but True
- Brook Motor Sales: Mishawaka's own Studebaker dealer Dealerships
- Brunner's Manuscript, Mishawaka, Its Rise and Progress Sources
- Buddy Emmons: born here, and the pedal steel rebuilt in Tennessee Inventors & Inventions
- Buddy Emmons: the Big E Notable People
- The builder after broadcasting: Schurz Communications today Film & TV Producers
- Building Mercedes-Benz: the R-Class years AM General
- The building-and-loan layer — the stratum the bank story never carried Businesses & Banks
- The building: Wickes's Jacobethan library, opened 5 May 1916 Libraries
- The bus years: the Metropolitan AM General
- Buses under the railway's heirs: Northern Indiana Transit and the private years, 1940-1968 Public Transit
- The business founders at full People size: Dodge, the Beigers, Eberhart, Mix, Kapson Notable People
- The Business League and the Trade Associations Foundations & Nonprofits
- Business Owners Directory Section
- The business-fame set: the founders the outside world knows, sized by their national record Famous People
- Businesses & Banks Section
- Businesses & Banks: Firms Not Found in the Record Businesses & Banks
- The bust: what the crash took here — the other side of the ledger Dot-Com Era
- The bypass and the eastern corridor: the St. Joseph Valley Parkway and Capital Avenue Public Transit
- The bypass question: the St. Joseph Valley Parkway at the city's edge Main Roads & Corridors