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- The cabinet paradox: the sewing machine's furniture Fashion
- Cabinets for the world's sewing machines Exports
- The cable orders of 1914 Exports
- The camera club and the pictorialist: Paul B. Miller's seven salons Photographers
- Camp Millhouse Charities
- Camp Rose · two regiments organized on the fairgrounds Military
- The campus, church and trade press Sources
- The Canadian door to the Empire trade Exports
- The Career and Technical Line Schools & Colleges
- The carriage of Lincoln's last ride stands in South Bend Strange but True
- Carrie Vincent · the Grand View Hotel murder and a father's pardon campaign Notable Murder Cases
- The carrier hotel: Kevin Smith, Soft Chip, and Global Access Point Dot-Com Era
- The carrying place: the St. Joseph–Kankakee portage Before the City
- Cartoon Connect: a studio that is a house in South Bend Influencers & Digital Creators
- The case this city sent to the Supreme Court Swingers Clubs
- The Castle Libraries
- The Catholic benefit societies Private Clubs
- Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Fort Wayne–South Bend Charities
- The Catholic orders: Columbus, Foresters, Catholic Knights, Hibernians Lodges & Fraternal Orders
- The Catholic Schools: the Founding Generation Schools & Colleges
- The Cemeteries — City Cemetery, Portage Prairie, and Riverview's Silence Ghost Stories
- The census volumes Sources
- Center for Hospice Care and the Hospice Foundation Charities
- The Center for the Homeless Charities
- Central High School Schools & Colleges
- The Century Center Hotel: The Marriott That Became the DoubleTree Hotels
- Chad Everett — Dr. Joe Gannon, born here Famous People
- The Chamber: a century as the business community's corporation Foundations & Nonprofits
- Chapin Park — an Estate Become a Neighborhood Architecture
- Chapin Park and the northwest bluff plats Neighborhoods
- Chapin Park and the northwest plats Communities
- Chapman's History of St. Joseph County (1880) Sources
- Chapman's Roll of Honor, counted whole: two hundred and thirty names Wars, Unrest & Disasters
- Chapman's water birds, and what the ditches did Wildlife
- Charities Section
- Charlene Pryer: The Fastest Blue Sox Sports Players
- Charlene Pryer: The Fastest Blue Sox South Bend Blue Sox
- Charles Butterworth: the city's comic actor Comedy
- Charles Butterworth: the deadpan the city sent to Hollywood Famous People
- Charlie Van Acker: the builder who raced at Indianapolis Racing
- A charter club — the Blue Sox begin, 1943–1945 Sports
- Charter members of the Central League, 1903–1909 Sports
- The Charter Seasons: 1943 and 1944 South Bend Blue Sox
- The Chief's Son Who Printed the Legends: Simon Pokagon's Books Folklore
- The children's hospital: Memorial Children's to Beacon Children's Hospitals
- The chilled-plow wars: Bissell's rival, the Casaday sulky, and the Economist Plow Inventors & Inventions
- The Chippewa Avenue plant after AM General Studebaker
- The choral institutions: Chamber Singers, Vesper Chorale, and the college choirs Music
- The Christ Child Society of South Bend Charities
- Christ the King Parish Churches & Religion
- The Christmas tree, in three separate eras Kids & Family Entertainment
- Churches & Religion Section
- The Churches as Buildings — a Survey Architecture
- The circle closes: the band returns as a landholder The Story of South Bend
- The Citizens' National Bank — Charter No. 4764, and the city's one insured-era failure Banks
- The Citizens' Trust and Savings Bank — the Citizens' National's companion Banks
- City Controversies Section
- A city in the month of peace The Story of South Bend
- The City National Bank — Charter No. 13987 — and the National Bank and Trust Company Banks
- The city stops for Rockne's funeral, 1931 Events Calendar
- The City's Other Zoo: Storyland at Rum Village Zoo
- The city's own centennial, 1923 — and the birthdays the record does not show Events Calendar
- The city's own hall: the South Bend Community Hall of Fame Halls of Fame
- The city's own key: the documented presentations National Honors
- The city's own: All-America City, twice National Honors
- The city's tributary: Bowman Creek, and the creek the boatmen named The St. Joseph River
- City, county, metro — and the city of students outside the line Population
- The civic builders: the bank, the foundation, the tire store, and the 29-year-old mayor Notable People
- The civic leagues: the NAACP's corporate line and the League of Women Voters Foundations & Nonprofits
- The Civil Rights Heritage Center — a museum in the building it documents Museums
- The Civil War at home · the meetings, the aid societies, and the machinery of the draft Wars, Unrest & Disasters
- CJ's Pub: downtown's burger tavern since 1984 Bars & Nightclubs
- Claeys Candy: the garage house of 1919 Food & Restaurants
- The Claims That Failed Famous Stories & the Record
- The claims, tested: what this city says it invented, and what the record holds Food & Restaurants
- Clay High School Schools & Colleges
- Clay High School and the One-Dollar Law City Controversies
- The cleanup: smart sewers, the amended decree, and the state of the work in 2026 The St. Joseph River
- Clement Studebaker Jr. and George M. Studebaker — the watch company Founders & CEOs
- The clerk's desk: keeper of the record Public Servants
- The clinic that stayed: the Sister Maura Brannick Health Center Hospitals
- The Closed High Schools — Central Catholic, South Bend Catholic, and the 1953 Consolidation Schools & Colleges
- The Closing Waves: the Elementary and Intermediate Schools Schools & Colleges
- Closing: what this record can and cannot support UFO Sightings
- Club 23 and the Notre Dame Avenue rooms Bars & Nightclubs
- The Club and the Program Trails
- The club movement: the Literary Club, the Progress Club, and their circle Women's History
- The Clydesdales still haul South Bend wagons Strange but True
- The Coal Line Trail Trails
- Coal, and the carrying trades Businesses
- Coffee: the importer, the roasters, and the rebrands Food & Restaurants
- Cold Cases Section
- The cold-case playing cards — the viewing route corrected; the unread suits stand unread Crime History
- The Colfax Cultural Center: the system's shared house Arts
- The Colfax Theatre Theaters
- The collapse of 2008–09 · South Bend's face of the Great Recession Major Events
- The college at the lakes, in brief The Story of South Bend
- The college Greek question, at the boundary Lodges & Fraternal Orders
- The Color Line at the Desk Hotels
- The color line, and the parallel orders Private Clubs
- Comedy Section
- The Commercial-Athletic Club Private Clubs
- Commitment: the law's local course Mental Health Institutions
- The Common Council: nine seats, a century and a half Public Servants
- Communal Institutions: The Hebrew Institute, the Federation, Family Services, and the Cemeteries Churches & Religion
- Communities Section
- The communities today Communities
- The Community Foundation of St. Joseph County Charities
- The Community Foundation: the county's endowment, built without a founding fortune Major Donations
- The Community Resident Card and the Records Fight City Controversies
- The Community Today: Congregations and the Federation Campus Discussions Churches & Religion
- The companies' cameras: Studebaker's archive and the unnamed staff photographer Photographers
- The company after cars: diversification, Studebaker-Worthington, and the end of the name Studebaker
- Company and labor papers: The Studebaker Co-operator and the union's own house Newspapers & Media
- Company F first · the 157th Indiana and the Spanish-American War Military
- The company's own museum — Studebaker collects itself Museums
- Completeness — professional football before the league: a South Bend scene, no franchise Sports
- The component trade Automobiles
- The Consent Decree: the Corporation's Institutional Course Schools & Colleges
- Consolidation at South Bend: the works in the 1920s Studebaker
- The consolidation: Beacon Health System, 2011–2012 and after Hospitals
- The controller's desk: the city's purse Public Servants
- Copshaholm — the Joseph D. Oliver House (1895–96) Architecture
- Copshaholm — The Mansion Without a Ghost Ghost Stories
- Copshaholm — the Oliver Mansion as a house museum Museums
- Copshaholm — the plow king's house, at Register size Famous Landmarks
- Corby's Irish Pub: the LaSalle Avenue room, the Cap'n Cork, and Rudy Bars & Nightclubs
- The corn-and-livestock order Farms & Crops
- Corporal Nick Polizzotto · the Wooden Indian Motel, and no trial at all Notable Murder Cases
- Corporal Scott Severns · the off-duty officer who stepped in front Notable Murder Cases
- Corpus Christi Parish Churches & Religion
- The corridor test · the region's documented cases, checked one by one Serial Killers
- The council and the City Hall cost, re-verified South Bend Today
- The council's firsts and long servers Public Servants
- The count of the transformation Industrial Revolution
- The count: 103,201 South Bend Today
- The counted birds: the South Bend Christmas Bird Count Wildlife
- Counting the crowd: the modern fair's numbers, each with its measure Fairs
- Counting the sector: employment, payroll and the register Foundations & Nonprofits
- The county asylum: the poorhouse and its insane charges Mental Health Institutions
- The county buys the field, 1936–1938 Airports
- The county fair: societies, grounds, and the 4-H fair Farms & Crops
- The county fair: the great recurring gathering Events Calendar
- The County Home: Public Poor Relief and Portage Manor Charities
- The county in numbers: the census frame Farms & Crops
- The county line Museums
- A county name and a wrapped building Libraries
- The county prosecutors Public Servants
- The county sheriffs Public Servants
- The county surveyed: Chapman's natural history, 1880 Wildlife
- The county's Civil War whole · two thousand out, and the Roll of Honor Wars, Unrest & Disasters
- The county's hand: the service office, the stand down, the veterans court Veterans
- The county's number: 71 — and this branch's letter: E License Branch
- The county's sugar camp: Bendix Woods Food & Restaurants
- The County's Two Executions: Harry Jones Crime History
- The County's Two Executions: John Grzyb Crime History
- The County's Two Executions: The Third Name Crime History
- A county, and a county seat that had to be moved The Story of South Bend
- The Courthouse Square — Three Courthouses, One of Them Moved Architecture
- The courthouse that turned around Strange but True
- The Courts as Arena: The Powell Habeas Case Crime History
- The Courtyard in the Hall of Fame's Shell Hotels
- The Cove: the ballpark that taught the minors how to feel Kids & Family Entertainment
- COVID-19: the county's course and toll Epidemics & Public Health
- COVID-19: the county's public health orders Epidemics & Public Health
- COVID-19: the vaccination campaign Epidemics & Public Health
- Craig Counsell: Born Here, Formed at Notre Dame, Twice a Game 7 Hero Sports Players
- Crash and sit-down: the Depression city The Story of South Bend
- The credit union robbery of 1976 · the case the court reports carry Bank Robberies
- The credit union robbery of November 20, 2019 Bank Robberies
- Crime History Section
- The Crime Stoppers appeals · the city's working list Cold Cases
- The crossing at Michigan and Washington Main Roads & Corridors
- The crossings: a succession of bridges at each site The St. Joseph River
- Crowe — the accounting firm founded on this ground Businesses
- Crypto: the frame, at true size Lottery & Crypto
- The Cubs era, 2015–present Sports
- Cultivate Food Rescue Charities
- Culture Section
- The culture: pulls at the fair, and no plowing contest Tractors
- The custom trades: milliners, dressmakers, and tailors Fashion
- The Cutter works — the streetlight factory Technology