The Indiana Historical Society (IHS) is hosting the popular national podcast Stuff You Missed in History Class for a live episode recording at the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center,

Indiana Historical Society Blog

04.07.2024

Color My World*: World Watercolor Month

Amy Vedra looks at famous Indiana watercolor artists and several watercolor pieces in the IHS collections.

Indiana Historical Society Blog

29.06.2024

Guests Can Enjoy Free Admission to the Indiana Historical Society on July 4th

The Indiana Historical Society will offer free admission on July 4, 2024 to celebrate Independence Day.

Indiana Historical Society Blog

29.06.2024

From the Milk Pail to the Fridge: National Dairy Month

Cooper Davis looks at how Indiana has supported the dairy industry over the years.

Indiana Historical Society Blog

27.06.2024

Indiana Historical Society Announces 2024 Indiana Living Legends

Overview of the inductees for the Class of 2024 as Indiana Living Legends.

Indiana Historical Society Blog

25.06.2024

Dr. Richard Feldman – “What Our Patients Have Taught Us”

Richard Feldman, MD, offers his insights into why he wrote his recent book, "What Our Patients Have Taught Us: Physicians Reflect on Lessons Learned about Life, Themselves, and Their Profession"

Indiana Historical Society Blog

22.06.2024

Celebration Days in June

Celebration Days in June

Indiana Historical Society Blog

19.06.2024

Pride Month: Newton Arvin, Valpo Native

Pride Month: Newton Arvin, Valpo Native

Indiana Historical Society Blog

14.06.2024

Indiana Students Receive Special Awards, Honors at National History Day Contest

Overview of the Indiana students who were recognized at the recent national competition for National History Day.

Indiana Historical Society Blog

11.06.2024

Book Chapters – What Our Patients Have Taught Us

This blog post provides three chapters from Dr. Richard Feldman's recent book, "What Our Patients Have Taught Us"

Indiana Historical Society Blog

11.06.2024

Indiana Historical Society Celebrates Juneteenth with New Offering, Free Admission on Saturday, June 15

Overview of the new interactive kiosk dedicated to Indiana African American historical sites.

Indiana Historical Society Blog

08.06.2024

Personal Reflections on the Invasion of Normandy

Lauren Peightel uncovers a bit of history about her grandfather who served in the Navy during WWII and was part of the D-Day invasion of Europe.

Indiana Historical Society Blog

07.06.2024

Are We Related?: Shank

Amy Vedra looks at the surname Shank and whether her colleague, Kathy Shank, is related to former Indianapolis Mayor Samuel Lewis "Lew' Shank.

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Instead of Moving Mountains, They Moved a Building

Flying High: Aviation History Month

Indiana Historical Society’s Annual Holiday Tradition The Festival of Trees – Tickets on Sale Now!

Indiana Historical Society Announces Annual Award Honorees from Across the State

Are We Related?: Lewis, Spencer and Herndon (revisited)

“I bashed his head in with a hammer…”

Whodunit? IHS has – since 2017!

Visualizing History: Photographer Appreciation Month

October 14, 1851 – 174 Years Ago: Hoosier Women’s Fight Began

Region Rats Unite … Or Do We?

Are We Related?: Cheek

Celebration Days in September

County Extension Agents during World War II

Mashed, Fried, Boiled, Etc. – National Potato Month

A Quick Primer on Latino and Hispanic Heritage Month

Newest IHS Press Release Highlights the Lost-to-Memory People, Places and Culture of Indianapolis

Celebrate Latino and Hispanic Heritage Month at the Indiana Historical Society

Celebration Days in August

This Month is On Par: National Golf Month

Are We Related?: Cleveland

Hoosier History At Your Fingertips

Indiana’s Oldest Latino Hoosier Tradition Turns 100

Haunting and Elegant

1945: Indianapolis Women’s Department Club Hosts Academy Awarding Winning Chinese American Film Producer, Li Ling-Ai

Indiana’s Viva Kennedy Campaign

Are We Related?: Roudebush

Celebration Days in July

Stuff You Missed in History Class to Record Live Episode at the Indiana Historical Society

Color My World*: World Watercolor Month

Guests Can Enjoy Free Admission to the Indiana Historical Society on July 4th

From the Milk Pail to the Fridge: National Dairy Month

Indiana Historical Society Announces 2024 Indiana Living Legends

Dr. Richard Feldman – “What Our Patients Have Taught Us”

Celebration Days in June

Pride Month: Newton Arvin, Valpo Native

Indiana Students Receive Special Awards, Honors at National History Day Contest

Book Chapters – What Our Patients Have Taught Us

Indiana Historical Society Celebrates Juneteenth with New Offering, Free Admission on Saturday, June 15

Personal Reflections on the Invasion of Normandy

Are We Related?: Shank

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