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The state seats: State Library, Historical Bureau, Archives, Board of Accounts

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INDIANAPOLIS · AS REACHED, AND AS NAMED SETTLERS

What it is: the state-level seats, in the order the build leans on them. The Indiana State Library is reached constantly and mostly invisibly: its Hoosier State Chronicles program is the platform under the town paper's digitized runs; its Indiana Memory program carries the History Bulletin collection the periodicals article locates; its county research guide for St. Joseph County is the standing map of the county's print holdings (and names, among them, the Osceola history the sister build wants — the state library's guides are written for exactly this build's errands). The Indiana Historical Bureau is reached as the marker authority: its marker file is the settler class for the town's state-marker questions, and its 2026 Urey dedication coverage is this build's evidence for the Corunna marker's distinctness in the awards addendum. The State Board of Accounts is reached as a publisher — its town audit reports are cited in the town-books article.

Principal sources: Indiana State Library (Hoosier State Chronicles; Indiana Memory; county research guides); Indiana Historical Bureau; Indiana State Board of Accounts reports as above.

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Source: The state seats: State Library, Historical Bureau, Archives, Board of Accounts, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/walkerton/sources/state-seats-state-library-historical-bureau-archives-board-of/