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Dr. Alois Wollenmann – The Indiana History Blog
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Dr. Alois Wollenmann in his office, Ferdinand News, September 26, 1891, Newspapers.com In the latter days of the summer of 1904, the decision of a local ...

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Indiana Historical Society Receives $48K+ Grant from Lilly Endowment, Inc. for America 250 in Indiana Project
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December 17, 2024 The Indiana Historical Society (IHS) is pleased to announce it is the recipient of a $48,653 grant from Lilly ...

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Lynching in Indiana – The Indiana History Blog
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EvIHvfYzBs Indiana, a state claimed as “free” from its statehood in 1816, was nevertheless the 7th highest non-southern ...

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“Joan of Arc of West Hammond” – The Indiana History Blog
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Pamphlet, “Miss Virginia Brooks: 20th Century Joan of Arc,” 1913, Redpath Chautauqua Collection, University of Iowa Libraries Special Collections ...

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ISA will host sheep-themed educational opportunities and competitions at Indiana State Fair
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In addition to 4-H and open sheep shows, the Indiana Sheep Association (ISA) is sponsoring sheep-themed competitions, vendors and educational opportunities ...

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“An Equal Chance:” Ada B. Harris, Norwood, and the Black Progressive Movement – The Indiana History Blog
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Ada Harris, courtesy of The Drift 1925 (Indianapolis, Indiana: 1925), Butler Yearbooks, p. 62, accessed Digital Commons @ Butler University. “My ...

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“An Equal Chance:” Ada B. Harris, Norwood, and the Black Progressive Movement Part II – The Indiana History Blog
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“Former ‘Bad’ Town Now an Ideal Spot,” Indianapolis Star, August 1, 1909, 25, accessed Newspapers.com. During the Progressive Era, Black women were often ...

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Indiana Historical Society Honors Asian Pacific American History, Art and Culture with Free Event
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January 15, 2025 In collaboration with the Smithsonian, the Indiana Historical Society (IHS) is proud to host Dr. Theodore S. ...

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Indiana’s “Pot of Gold” – The Indiana History Blog
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Though you won’t become a millionaire panning for gold in Indiana, today’s recreational gold hunters have a lot of fun sloshing around Hoosier creeks in ...

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Whiting’s Own Palm Reader, Hypnotist, and . . . Murderer? – The Indiana History Blog
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V. de Metz, Handbook of Modern Palmistry (New York: Brentano Publishing, 1883), accessed Hathi Trust Digital Library. At the turn of the twentieth ...

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