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Ogden Dunes / Dick Meister, Ken Martin, and the Historical Society of Ogden Dunes.

Images of America: A History of American Life in Images and Texts Available online

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Meister, Richard J., 1938- Author.
Martin, Ken, 1958- Author.
Contributor:
Historical Society of Ogden Dunes.
Series:
Images of America.
Images of America
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Ogden Dunes (Ind.)--History--Pictorial works.
Ogden Dunes (Ind.).
Ogden Dunes (Ind.)--Biography--Pictorial works.
Ogden Dunes (Ind.)--Social life and customs--Pictorial works.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (127 pages) : chiefly illustrations, maps
Place of Publication:
Charleston, SC : Arcadia Publishing, [2014]
Summary:
Ogden Dunes, incorporated in 1925, is the largest and most residential of the three Porter County lake-front communities established in the 1920s. Although it began as a highly restricted resort community with the largest man-made ski jump in North America, it became a middle-class residential community after 1945. Because of its proximity to Gary and Chicago, Ogden Dunes was also a battleground between the forces that wished to conserve the dunes and those that pushed for industrializing them. Alice Gray, Diana of the Dunes; Dorothy Buell, who led the fight to create a national park; and Dale Messick, the creator of comic strip Brenda Starr: Girl Reporter were important members of the community. Over the years, Ogden Dunes has provided a creative and supportive environment for children and adults, especially those with artistic talents and interests.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 126) and index.
OCLC:
900733378

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