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“He has been the year’s one sensation on Willard Street,” wrote the Indianapolis News in 1906. “On Sunday mornings, Romanos, …
Bob and Luella McBride had been married two months when twenty-year-old Bob was thrust into a global war as a …
We are fortunate to have many personal accounts in the Indiana Historical Society collections that detail the experiences of women …
When I was growing up, a local family had converted a barn loft into a basketball court. “Barnball” became a …
Bellevue Resort was a pretty little place situated where the canal and an old tow path crossed the Michigan Road, …
This post is based on an interview between Bryce Gorman, fundraising educator for Local History Services, and Julie Zasada, executive …
When the Covid-19 pandemic hit and caused shutdowns in March 2020, the Education and Engagement department was busy travelling the …
In 1979, a collecting effort was formalized at the Indiana Historical Society to address the concern for the lack of …
On a balmy June weekend in 1909, thousands of Indianapolis residents piled into their cars for what would be in …
As I wrote in Part 1, I recently learned about a clever conservation technique that turned out to be the …
