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Strange flying objects over Metamora
Written by Joanne Williams, program developer at Whitewater Canal State Historic Site A UFO was spotted in the Metamora, Indiana, region on Saturday, Nov. 21 around 6:30 p.m. Citizens reported seeing … more →
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Strange flying objects over Metamora
State Historic Sites wrote 1 week ago: Written by Joanne Williams, program developer at Whitewater Canal State Historic Site A UFO was spot … more →
History rewinds to 1811
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State Historic Sites wrote 2 weeks ago: Written by David Weaver, program developer for Vincennes State Historic Sites On Nov. 7 and 8, Fort … more →
Witches, fairies, ninjas, oh my!
State Historic Sites wrote 3 weeks ago: Written by Joanne Williams, program developer at Whitewater Canal State Historic Site Two "pump … more →
History was dead and crawling ...
State Historic Sites wrote 3 weeks ago: Written by Anne Fairchild, eastern region program manager for the State Historic Sites This year, hi … more →
Unparalleled Paisley Shawls
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State Historic Sites wrote 4 weeks ago: Written by Christine Atkinson, arts program developer at T.C. Steele State Historic Site Unrolling t … more →
Windows on history
State Historic Sites wrote 1 month ago: Written by Mike Linderman, sectional archaeology manager at Angel Mounds State Historic Site Barrack … more →
Antiquing at Lanier
State Historic Sites wrote 1 month ago: Written by Gerry Reilly, site manager at Lanier Mansion State Historic Site After about a year of pl … more →
More Than Just a Cup of Tea
State Historic Sites wrote 1 month ago: Written by Angela Lucas, program developer at Vincennes State Historic Sites Part of preparing for a … more →
Why Restoration?
State Historic Sites wrote 1 month ago: Written by Laura Minzes, deputy director Historic Sites Structures and Real Estate How do you retur … more →
Inspired by Nature
State Historic Sites wrote 2 months ago: Photo by Alaina Carnahan On Sept. 19, the day after the nature poetry program for students, poet Joy … more →
Golden Troupe on Parade
tcromwell wrote 2 months ago: The Golden Troupe collection is now available online for all to enjoy and research. This collection … more →
Nature's Palette, Always in Style
State Historic Sites wrote 3 months ago: Written by Davie Kean, master gardener at the T.C. Steele State Historic Site Ironweed Somewhere, th … more →
Gazing Globes
State Historic Sites wrote 3 months ago: Mysterious ‘Sphere of Light’ spotted at T.C. Steele State Historic Site Scientists declare: “It’s mo … more →
Call me Plume Poppy
State Historic Sites wrote 4 months ago: My name is Macleaya cordata, Bocconia cordata, or Bocconia japonica — but you can call me Plume Popp … more →
Celebrate Abe Camp Diary
State Historic Sites wrote 4 months ago: Celebrate Abe Summer Camp took place at the Vincennes State Historic Site July 13 through 17. Making … more →
Week’s Wash
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State Historic Sites wrote 4 months ago: So far this year, Brown County, Indiana , has been more like Oregon weather-wise — or so I imagine, … more →
A Blinking Black-eyed Susan
State Historic Sites wrote 4 months ago: I’m a big sports fan, but only in the biological sense. In biology, a ‘sport’ is a mutation. Red Del … more →
There was a little chigger ...
State Historic Sites wrote 5 months ago: There was a little chigger, that wasn’t any bigger…* So begins this summertime song, sung by childre … more →
When is a dollar not a dollar?
State Historic Sites wrote 5 months ago: When the year is 1838 and anyone can open a bank and issue their own currency! Students from the Sou … more →
