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Tag Archives: Tolleston Indiana
Digging Through History: Gary, Indiana’s Tolleston Cemetery
At about 17th Avenue and Grant Street in the Tolleston neighborhood of Gary, Indiana lies a forgotten cemetery. Numerous trees and flowering shrubs obscure the few remaining headstones inscribed in German, English and an occasional Cyrillic script. This is Waldheim Cemetery, sometimes called Tolleston Cemetery after … Continue reading
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Tagged abolitionists, cemetery, Gary Indiana, history, Tolleston Cemetery, Tolleston Indiana, Waldheim Cemetery
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Northwest Indiana and the War on the Little Calumet River
Image from “The 20-year War Along the Little Calumet”, The Gary Post-Tribune, November 13, 1955 In my previous post, I stated that Gary, Indiana was my inspiration for some of my written works. My unpublished manuscript, Striving After Wind, tells the … Continue reading
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Michelle McGill-Vargas 