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#OTD in 1861, President-elect Abraham Lincoln stopped in Indianapolis on his journey to Washington for his 1st inauguration. He addressed over 20K supporters from the train platform before staying at the Bates House.
Learn more on our #IndianaHistoryBlog: https://t.co/5skeeYLGwJ.
The women of the Evansville P-47 plant, known as "Raiderettes," worked alongside men to produce one of the key planes of WWII. Our new #IndianaHistoryBlog examines how their work challenged gender norms & contributed to the war effort.
Read it now: https://t.co/VVgqD4lMMt
Happy Statehood Day! Indiana is officially 207 years old, having become a state #OTD in 1816. In the summer of that year, delegates met in Corydon to draft and sign the first Indiana State Constitution.
Read more on the #IndianaHistoryBlog: https://t.co/aNLrOZsODt
Happy #Thanksgiving! 🦃 We hope you all are having a great holiday! To celebrate IHB wanted to share two historic cake recipes from the Indianapolis Recorder.
Read more about Hoosier celebrations of Thanksgiving through our #IndianaHistoryBlog: https://t.co/SpK74zF4rT
#OTD in 2004, physicist Dr. Melba Phillips died in Petersburg. Born in rural Pike Co., Phillips was a trailblazer for women in physics. She was a student of the J. Robert Oppenheimer, and a crusader against atomic war.
Read more on the #IndianaHistoryBlog: https://t.co/aR8ANNDwCb
In her new #IndianaHistoryBlog post, Amy Abbott shares how she used historical newspapers to supplement family history and gain a more nuanced sense of her ancestors' lives. Learn how to access newspapers and indexes, and confirm or refute family lore: https://t.co/cksgfiTvBE
Today is #WorldRabiesDay. Dr. Helen Knabe, who immigrated from Prussia to Indy in 1896, was accepted as IN's expert on rabies and proved its widespread existence in the state.
Read more about Dr. Knabe on our #IndianaHistoryBlog: https://t.co/DhIIEWwAlz
It’s #InternationalDayofPeace. Did you know that towards the end of his life novelist Booth Tarkington wrote about nuclear disarmament and global peace?
Read more about Tarkington's post-WWII peace advocacy on our #IndianaHistoryBlog: https://t.co/f82fdTMcGR
Central Indiana abounds with sites of small towns that disappeared over the years, but still are important to a county’s history. Learn about Hancock County's lost towns with our #IndianaHistoryBlog post:
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Wedding season is officially underway! Learn how Hoosier weddings and newspaper coverage of them have changed over the years with our #IndianaHistoryBlog post https://t.co/V5ZglLRqrz
Celebrate #WorldMusicDay by learning about "Father of Bluegrass" Bill Monroe's Indiana roots on the #IndianaHistoryBlog: https://t.co/WOwRgvRqlO
@EmilyWBryant1 @AllisonLCarter @indystar @BroKrift @IndianaHistory Ditto on the EOI (a digital version is forthcoming!) Thanks for the shout out. We'd like to think our historical markers, Indiana Almanac & #IndianaHistoryBlog help tell relevant and inclusive stories from Indiana's past
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Is your Christmas tree a Hoosier too? It may be! Indiana ranks 11th in the nation for Christmas tree production.
Learn about the conservationist roots of the Indiana Christmas tree farm industry with the #IndianaHistoryBlog: https://t.co/zbnuzAa1nt
In honor of #Juneteenth, we’re sharing some of our most popular African American history posts from our blog, the #IndianaHistoryBlog.
"The automobile proved crucial not only in getting the vote, but to the voting booth."
Check out the latest from @in_bureau on the #IndianaHistoryBlog
Women’s right to vote was hardly inevitable. Rather, it was due to the tireless and innovative work of suffragists.
Dr. Anita Morgan’s new #IndianaHistoryBlog post examines how Indiana women helped secure this right through auto tours: https://t.co/Pq979IwASJ
Women’s right to vote was hardly inevitable. Rather, it was due to the tireless and innovative work of suffragists.
Dr. Anita Morgan’s new #IndianaHistoryBlog post examines how Indiana women helped secure this right through auto tours: https://t.co/Pq979IwASJ
@LiterateIndy We're big Melba fans! Learn more about her work in physics as well as her stance against McCarthyism on our #IndianaHistoryBlog: https://t.co/f6BtAIP3YP
In the spring of 1861, abolitionist Sojourner Truth visited Indiana to speak in support of the war. This ultimately led to her arrest, trial, and “symbolic rape.” Learn more via the #IndianaHistoryBlog https://t.co/6S1VdeMJ0s
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