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  • Collection: Photographs

Ftown Band wc87.tif

Ftown Band wc86.tif

Freetown Baseball team. Back row: Al Thompson, John Sprague, Clark Lucas, Curt Mann, ?. Front: ?, Charley Hayes, Virgil McKinney, ? , Red Forgey. - from Winfred (Bud) Cornett, bw 6.82x10.61

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1925 Mens Basketball Team, Freetown High School, Freetown, IN, R-L: row 1: Loyd Spurgeon, Jr., Edgar Spurgeon, Wm. (Bill) Myers, and Earnest Spurgeon. Row 2 L-R: Merrill Huber, John Lucas, George Bebout, and coach Ralph Denny. - from Freida Duchaine, bw 4.77x3.39

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1949-1951? Boys Basketball Team, Freetown High School, Freetown, IN. L-R: Don Bloom, Dorence/Larence? (twins) Pearson, Bill Rotert, James Fields, Homer Fields, Roy LaFollette, Chuck Scott, Dorence/Larence? (twins), and Fred Todd. - from Freida Duchaine, bw 4.55x2.96

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Ftown CofC wc69.tif

Ftown S IN RR Depot gp6.tif

Ftown RR Depot & Train ff1.tif

Freetown Elementary School - from Winfred (Bud) Cornett, bw 6.84x10.85

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Freetown elementary grades in 1917, Freetown, IN. - from Winfred (Bud) Cornett, bw 5.01x3.28

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Freetown School Old Building - elementary grades, teacher Reva Bebout. Mallay Gertrude, Amy Cornett, Dillion Hanners, Bert Sprague, Rodger Hayes, Joe Lucas, Florence Owens, Olive Lucas, Dorothy Smith, Russell Denny, Ruth Harbaugh, Alice Denny, Homer Forgey. Susie ?, Elva Rotert, Parsley ?, Paul Sprague, Bruce Zike? Thelma Smith, Carl Thompson, Weekly, Weekly. - from the Brownstown Banner, 7.12 x 5.25, bw

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Bicent Ftown 4th Parade hs18.tif

Ftown Mill Sack wc50.tif
flour sack with the text "24 LBS. FREETOWN FLOUR MILLS BLUE RIBBON PATENT FLOUR MADE FROM SELECTED WHEAT FREETOWN FLOUR MILLS FREETOWN, IND."

1925 Girls Basketball Team, The Stars, Freetown High School, Freetown, IN. L-R: Gladys Sprague, Helen Sprague (Fleetwood), Florence Owens, Elsie Lucas, Lois Smith, Dana Hanner, Edna Rotert (Myers), and Ida Denny - coach. - from Freide Duchaine, bw 4.79x3.13

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Senior Class of 1921, Freetown, IN, L-R: Gwin (Snap) Bebout, May White, and Kenneth (Beany) Wheeler on the rock pile at the old Freetown School. Snap died in Florida in 1983.He came to the 4th of July Celebration at Freetown every year. Beany died at sea while serving in the Navy. - from Oguerita McKinney, bw 4.68x6.55

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