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Madison Came Running is the Internet Pictorial of Downtown Madison, Indiana. Our page features the Downtown & the Riverfront, plus People, Places and Things connected to this "City Beneath The Hills" on the Ohio River in
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Check The"Items" Immediately Above This Line
Madison's Riverfront & Harvey Oliver's Aerial View Of Madison
1,250 Pixel Photos.
Want To Read Fascinating (History) Items?
Read Paul J. Smith's Missive At The Bottom Of The Page. Underneath The Red-Headed Woodpecker. With Photos & Listed Day-By-Day.
Hundreds Have Opened This Page.
A Gift From Harvey Oliver III:
Harvey III brought the "Saints Cap" to our MCR Office several days ago, and along with Harvey Oliver II - tried to tell us the outcome of the Super Bowl. Guess both Harveys were right.
"Laissez les bon temps rouler"
HELLO! Downtown Madison Is Losing Its Hardware Store:
Madison Needs This Downtown Hardware Store.
Oh Gee - We Can Always Go To The Hilltop?
Wow! Amazed & Pleased:
Several Thousand (Over 16,000) Readers Have Opened -
"PE 248 A Moment In Time" - Thanks To "Old Madison" For The Link.
Now:
See Special Friends Debbie Kroger & Travis Earley - "Two-Somes" Page.
See Kathie Petkovic On Business Women's Page - Left Mast:
See Janet Jones: Madison's Business Women's Page:
Ohio Theater Has "Some Came Running" DVD's For Sale:
MCR Introduces IU East Professor Jean Harper's Documentary:
Scroll Down & Open "1:47" Item - Lower Section Of Left Mast.
Madison Came Running's Tribute To:
"Hamilton Joe Nuxhall"
"Best Damn Miss Madison Page Period!"
Open Here!
"Madisonian" Features:
Vicki Fewell's "Personal Home-Page" on Right Mast - Regatta Pics.
Then check her "Madison" The Movie Item - Also on the Right Mast!
Madison's Stock Car Race Driver:
"Get 'Em" Dale Junior:
Also Root For Tony & Mark.
The Miss Madison/Oh Boy! Oberto Unlimited Hydroplane:
David Johnson's "Miss Jean" Update On Right Mast:
See Dave's Vintage Hydroplane Construction.
Tribute To Graham Heath Who Died July 11, 2008.
Check The "Graham Heath" Item On Our Right Mast.
- 45 Indiana State Police Personnel Killed In Line Of Duty
- Trooper Paul Minneman
Killed By Madison, Indiana Criminal
- Madisonian Ronald Fewell, Florida Deputy Sheriff, Killed In Line Of Duty
- Madison Police Officer Frank Knoebel Remembered
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Indiana Troopers Association Celebrating Thirty Years Service! |
800 671 9851
Open the ITA Icon on our Right-Mast.
Alan Jackson's Song:
"If I Had Money, Tell You What I'd Do, Go Downtown & Buy A Mercury Or Two!" See This Item About A State Police Mercury On The Right Mast.
Tribute To "Kenny Houck" Who Died In 2006:
Moved To A Permanent Place - "Previous State Police" Items.
Badge 220:
Master Trooper Dave McKalip and Jennings County Deputy Probation Officer Cory Walker, present "A Memorial Bridge For Trooper George Forster" Killed In Line Of Duty In 1941. See Their Story On The Right Mast - Previous ISP Items.
Ronnie Kane Of The North Region Communication Center:
"If GOD leads you to it. HE will lead you through it."
A Good Man & Good Friend Once Said:
"God Answers All Prayers, Sometimes He Says No!" - John Shettle.
Indiana's Lieutenant Governor Honors Madison Came Running:
Story by Peggy Vlerebome & Photograph In "MCR Library Item" - Left Mast!
MCR Recommends - Left Mast:
Madison's Music Man - Dr. David Butler - MCR Library.
Dan Mulford's Osgood Page.
The Ripley County Page.
MCR Recommends - Right Mast:
Madison's Warren Taflinger & Bill Klein - ISP Previous Items.
Colonel White, Indiana Trooper & Soldier - ISP Prevous Items.
Ferronhaus Kennels & Shilo Farms.
Classic Photos & More - Madison Public Library:
The Madison-Jefferson County Library has made the Harry Lemen Photo Collection available on-line, MCR Readers may access it by opening the following link - "Madison Public Library" - Harry Lemen Photos "History-Genealogy" Pulldown top of page.
Dorothy Jones - Local Writer:
Read Dorothy Jones' Book. Mentioned In MCR's Library - Left Mast.
It's About Emilie Todd Helm - Learn Why President Lincoln Called Emilie Todd Helm, His "Little Sister?" Lived In Madison, Indiana Several Years.
Meet Carolyn Lopez:
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Visit Carolyn's Gallery at 411 West Second Street in Downtown Madison, and her telephone number is at the bottom of her "Special Page"
From Larry Stewart - Snow In Washington DC:
From "Drummer" Joe:
From Paul J. Smith's Weekly History Revue:
February 8th.
Paul Writes -
Indiana governor Noah Noble died at his home in Indianapolis on this day in 1844. He was only 50. Born in Berryville, Virginia, he lived in Kentucky before moving to Indiana in 1811. Interestingly, he lived in Brookville, Indiana, a small southern Indiana town that has given Indiana four governors: James Ray, Noah Noble, David Wallace, and Abram Hammond, three of whom served in a row. [Noble’s home—shared by his brother, US senator James Noble—still stands, next door to Wallace’s home.] Noble was suited for politics, dignified, polished, and charismatic.
He was a member of the Indiana House before becoming governor and tried twice, unsuccessfully, to be a US senator. He signed a bill promoting canals in Indiana; some were built, but the state ended up essentially bankrupt because of their construction. While governor he called out the militia in 1835 to deal with unrest among Irish laborers building the canal across northern Indiana.
Noble was buried in the Indianapolis cemetery that used to be south and west of the now-demolished Hoosier Dome (drats, I keep forgetting all the money that RCA gave to the city so I would call the stadium by another name), Greenlawn Cemetery, but was later moved to Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis. One of his servants, the daughter of a former slave, is buried in the same plot as the governor. She has a marker that notes that she is the daughter of the man who inspired the famous story of Uncle Tom's Cabin. Harriet Beecher Stowe was a friend of Noble's (more precisely, her brother, Henry Ward Beecher, was a friend of Noble).
Scoll Down To Read Paul's "Daily Items" - Previously Sent.
Rajski Section:
I told him once or twice - stop playin' cards & shootin' dice.
See Jan & Randy on the "Faces" Page, Left Mast.
Randy Walks "Old NYC Bridge" - Railroad Memorabilia Left-Mast.
See "Sunday Mornin' Comin' Down" " In 850 PIX Item.
See "Take Me Home Country Roads" Photograph -
On The 850 PIX page - Left Mast.
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Madison Came Running Readers You Will Have Opened Selected Items From Paul Smith's Weekly History Revues - Copied, Illustrated, & Up-Dated Daily.
Finally:
Several (Madison Came Running Readers) Requested Photographs From Past Website Issues. Here They Are - Some Repeats - All Favorites - Long Trip!
Of Discarded Lives."
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