Wabash

Down the hallway, through another pieflap, a fellow participant in Wabash’s “Shakespeare in the SHU” program voices his appreciation: “I really like the metaphor you use.

Prison Porn 2010

Down the hallway, through another pieflap, a fellow participant in Wabash’s “Shakespeare in the SHU” program voices his appreciation: “I really like the metaphor you use.

Prison Porn 2010

Mr. HEAT-MOON: Well, the O-- the Wabash is a river that -- that still has serious problems with pollution, as does the Ohio, as do all of our -- most of our rivers.

River-Horse: A Voyage Across America 2000

There never was a train called the Wabash Cannonball that went

Wabash Cannonball Traditional 1969

There never was a train called the Wabash Cannonball that went

Wabash Cannonball Traditional 1969

And the keen blue eyes, sometimes gazing with a far-away, unbusiness-like look out into the grimy, roaring cañon called Wabash Avenue, sometimes twinkling with unbusinesslike mischief, inevitably completed the exposure of Roger Payne.

The Plunderer Henry Oyen 1902

Nobody could call Wabash Avenue spectacular, and nobody surely would assert that State Street is on a plane with the collective achievements of the city of which it is the principal thoroughfare.

Your United States Impressions of a first visit Arnold Bennett 1899

It was the splendid river which the Indians called the Wabash, or Beautiful River, and the

Historical Tales, Vol. 2 (of 15) The Romance of Reality Charles Morris 1877

The Wabash is a very beautiful river, four hundred yards wide at the mouth, and three hundred at St. Vincennes, which is a post one hundred miles above the mouth, in a direct line.

Notes on the State of Virginia 1853

The Wabash is a very beautiful river, 400 yards wide at the mouth, and 300 at St. Vincennes, which is a post 100 miles above the mouth, in a direct line.

Notes on the State of Virginia. 1826