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- The takeover: the commission takes the branches, 1986–1988 License Branch
- The taking, instrument by instrument: 1826, 1828, 1832, 1833 Before the City
- The tavern era: the road's houses and the town's first licensed rooms Bars & Nightclubs
- Taxis and the for-hire trade: a survey Public Transit
- Teachers Credit Union — Everwise: ten dollars in a tin cash box Banks
- The teaching line: who taught art here Arts
- The teams' current seasons South Bend Today
- Technology Section
- Ted Strong: Born Here, Gone in Infancy, Great in Two Sports Sports Players
- The TeenScreen case: screening, consent, and the courts Mental Health Institutions
- The television show's South Bend roll Lottery & Crypto
- Television: WSBT-TV and the market it made Newspapers & Media
- Temperance and the makers: what the dry crusade did to the plants Wineries & Distilleries
- Temple Beth-El: South Bend's Reform Congregation Churches & Religion
- Temporary quarters and the Spiro building Libraries
- Tents, hives, camps and courts: the fraternal-insurance alphabet Lodges & Fraternal Orders
- The terminal line: 1949, 1981, and the present concourse Airports
- Tess Gunty — the novelist of the city itself Famous People
- Tess Gunty — the novelist of the city itself Authors & Books
- Tested and not entered Notable People
- Tested and placed outside the city — Stauffer Chemical Businesses
- The tested remainder — what the record does not hold Film
- The tests · no serial killer of South Bend's own Serial Killers
- The theater producers: the circuits Film & TV Producers
- Theaters Section
- The theatre that sold for one dollar Strange but True
- The thinner ethnic layer: Hungarian, Italian, German, Belgian societies Private Clubs
- Thirty years · Carlos Maez and the bank of October 16, 2015 Bank Robberies
- Thomas Jesse Heltzel: the Silver Star at Saipan War Heroes
- Three banks in four days · Nahkomie Taylor, February 2020 Bank Robberies
- Three congressmen promoted from the succession list Notable People
- "Three-quarters of the world's sewing-machine cabinets" — Singer's South Bend works Famous Stories & the Record
- Thurman C. Crook: settled down Notable People
- The ticket that was not a winner Lottery & Crypto
- The Times line and the News-Times: the Democratic paper, 1853–1938 Newspapers & Media
- Timothy Edward Howard: the historian who was also a justice Famous People
- Timothy J. Roemer: congressman and ambassador, born here Notable People
- The Tincher: the costliest car in the room, and the Studebaker brothers' first automobile venture Automobiles
- Tippecanoe Place — the Clement Studebaker House (1886–89) Architecture
- Tippecanoe Place — the National Historic Landmark Famous Landmarks
- Tippecanoe Place — The Woman in White, and the Story That Isn't True Ghost Stories
- Tippecanoe Place burns · 9 October 1889 Wars, Unrest & Disasters
- Tippecanoe Place: the mansion's restaurant, 1980–2026 Food & Restaurants
- The tire line: distribution as an export trade Exports
- Tire Rack — the tester that stayed Businesses
- Tire Rack: the tester that sold online Dot-Com Era
- Told often, checked in the ledger Strange but True
- Tom Abernethy: The City Scoring Record and the Perfect Season Sports Players
- Tom Emmer: a birth, printed as a birth Notable People
- The Tony record: an empty line National Honors
- Toro the Ocelot, and the Mid-Century Zoo Zoo
- Toro, recovered from a car trunk Strange but True
- The Torrington works — Bantam Bearings on the west side Businesses
- "Touchdown Jesus" — the mural's nickname, its stones, and its view Famous Stories & the Record
- The tougher ordinance, the court challenge, and the buyout Swingers Clubs
- The Touring Record Theaters
- The Tower Era — the Tower Building (1929) and Liberty Tower Architecture
- The Tower on the Oliver's Corner: Holiday Inn, Magnuson, Aloft Hotels
- The Town at the Portage: A Place the Record Cannot Fix Historical Mysteries
- A town on the Michigan Road The Story of South Bend
- The town plat of 1831: the city as a map first Historic Maps
- The Town Plat of 1831: The Founding Speculation, Priced in Full Great Fortunes
- The towns the city absorbed: Lowell and River Park Communities
- The township branches: Francis, North Liberty, Lakeville, Centre, German Libraries
- A Township Speakeasy Crime History
- The township years: North Liberty and Lakeville Fairs
- Tractors Section
- The trade at sampled years: what the directories actually show Photographers
- The trade: Harvester's branch house, and the Fordson in the directory Tractors
- The traders before the bend had a post: Burnett's valley Before the City
- The traders: the men the town grew on Notable People
- Trails Section
- The training pipeline: youth orchestra and community school Arts
- The trains at the terminal: the South Shore's airport station Airports
- Tramelle Sturgis · a child's death and a 140-year sentence Notable Murder Cases
- Transpo: the public corporation Public Transit
- Trek10: serverless from South Bend Dot-Com Era
- The Tribune family: five generations of Millers and Schurzes Notable People
- The Tribune Photographs Collection: the city's picture archive Photographers
- The Tribune's photographers: the staff tradition the record gives it Photographers
- Trinity School at Greenlawn Schools & Colleges
- The trout and salmon river: hatchery, ladders, and the 1992 count Wildlife
- Truck crops: onions, celery, cucumbers, and potatoes Farms & Crops
- Trucks to Russia: the US6 Exports
- Tuberculosis and Healthwin: the county's sanatorium regime Epidemics & Public Health
- Tuck Langland: the sculptor of the campus and the river city Artists
- The turbomachinery laboratory — Notre Dame Power & Propulsion Technology
- The Twelve Rosters South Bend Blue Sox
- Twelve thousand dealers: the network at its height Dealerships
- The two departments as they stand Fire & Public Safety
- Two fairs: Leeper Park and Art Beat Culture
- Two gifts of 100 million: an aviation fortune's unrestricted commitment, and an anonymous couple's poverty initiative Major Donations
- The two great deeds in kind: a company's memory, and a mansion Major Donations
- Two names that do not add a marque: a car called "South Bend," and the Bendix buggy Automobiles
- The two parks — Innovation Park and Ignition Park Technology
- Two rinks in the 1948 directory Kids & Family Entertainment
- Two rivers with one name, born five miles apart Strange but True
- Two Small Houses: The Traveler's Rest and the Franklin House Hotels
- Two standing files updated — the Lerma indictment of March 2026; the Zentz file where the release leaves it Crime History
- Twyckenham and Ridgedale: the Erskine ground Neighborhoods
- Tyler: the December 1969 Chevrolet store in Niles Dealerships
- Typhoid and the river-water years Epidemics & Public Health