See how easy it is to find the answers on this "local history" blog? The game is fun to play when you know where to dig for history.
Our "treasure trove" local history video summarizes the history of Mooresville Sanitarium, which later became Comer Sanitarium/Hospital, then Kendrick Hospital.
Week #4 of Mooresville History Hunters asks if patrons can identify who is in this photograph, and when it was taken. (The "where" is furnished: It was taken in Mooresville, Indiana.)
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Courtesy of Photoshop, we have erased the answer (written in blue ink on the bottom of the picture).
Stop by the Library to fill-out an answer slip identifying the photo. Correct answers will be included in a drawing to win a free local history book (see book trailer below). Contest details appear here.
Finding the answers couldn't be easier! Just visit our MPL local history web page and peruse the handouts and photos linked there.
Deadline for Week #4 answers: Thursday, January 24, 2013.
The Mooresville High School Class of 2012 wrote and published Imperceptible (2010),a collection of local historical sketches of people and places in and around Mooresville, Indiana. Our book trailer elaborates. Copies are available for sale (price: $7.00) in the Friends of the Library book sale room next to the library front entrance.
· Can you identify WHAT, WHERE & approximately WHEN this photo was taken?
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Stop by the Library to fill-out an answer slip identifying the photo (who or what; where; and when the picture was taken). Correct answers will be included in a drawing to win a free local history book. Contest details appear here.
Finding the answers couldn't be easier! Just visit our local history links and peruse the handouts and photos linked there.
Deadline for Week #3 answers: Thursday, January 17, 2013.
P.S. Learn more about your hometown (if you live in or near Mooresville, Indiana, that is) by taking the Library's self-guided walking tour of the historic downtown.