Southern Indiana Living MayJune 2017
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<strong>Southern</strong><br />
IndIana<br />
<strong>Living</strong><br />
Flashback Photo<br />
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Gina Combs<br />
Farmers Market<br />
1916<br />
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ON THE COVER: Beany<br />
Smith in front of the visitor’s<br />
center at the Falls of<br />
the Ohio * Photo by John<br />
Nation.<br />
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SECTION COVER: (page 45)<br />
Photo by David Papazian/<br />
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Photo courtesy of Stuart B. Wrege <strong>Indiana</strong> History Room, New Albany-Floyd County Public Library.<br />
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This postcard from 1916 shows the Hoosier Marketplace in downtown New Albany. According<br />
to library records, it was the longest running farmers market in New Albany. The market house<br />
was built in 1839 and torn down in 1937. Sellers paid a fee of 5 cents to sell their wares at the<br />
market.<br />
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