HAPPY RACE DAY INDY!🏁🏁🏁
If you're not out at @ims, come spend the day with us all day at our very own oval track in the @RileyChildrens Sports Legends Experience.
Our plenary speaker, Dr. Heather Calloway, spoke to us about the challenges of emotional labor involved in archival work. Learn more: https://t.co/XaTzN89GQ5
On this day in Indiana history, Madison was incorporated as a town.
Perched along the Ohio River, Madison quickly grew into one of the state’s busiest early ports. Today, it’s known for having one of the largest contiguous National Historic Landmark districts in the country.
“We are collateral damage.” - @MarkGraham, dir. of the @waybackmachine
When preservation is caught in the crossfire, it’s not just libraries that lose—it’s the public’s access to history & knowlege.
The web shouldn’t disappear behind closed doors. https://t.co/T5MkjnfBrU
Join the Writers SIG and learn how to match your ancestor stories to publications, newsletters, and digital platforms that are ready for them.
📩 Register by emailing: [email protected]
Take the next step in getting your stories out into the world.
🎉 We're a week away from SIA's Annual Meeting and Pre-Meeting Workshop! Congratulations to Kaitlyn Leib, recipient of the Thomas Krasean Student Scholarship, and Lorraine Brackett, recipient of the John Newman Memorial Professional Development Award!
The Indianapolis Postcard Club was founded in 1975. A portion of the club’s collection is currently on display in the State Library’s Great Hall until September. The community-curated exhibit hosted by the library will rotate in July. https://t.co/cFtO2myS9B
Today is the final day to register for virtual participation in the SIA Annual Meeting. Registration is sold out for the in-person workshop & meeting. Register at: https://t.co/ydeLQ6oEoK
#hoosierjewishhistory
Wishing everyone a happy and sweet Passover!
Chag Sameyach from the Indiana Jewish Historical Society! Circa the late 1940s in Indianapolis. Harry and Sarah Smith are at the far end, and their children and grandchildren are all gathered around for Pesach!
This Bicentennial USAF poster displays art by Walter Hortens. He was a technical illustrator and cartographer who worked in the New York City area from 1942 until 1988. His work appeared in Fortune, Time, The New York Times, National Geographic and more. #genx#bicentennial
Want the full story on Studebaker electric cars? Become a member of the Indiana Historical Society and get our member-exclusive history magazine, Traces, delivered straight to your door.
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Family history is for everyone at the Indiana State Library! These books are not part of the circulating collection, but may be read inside of the State Library. #genealogy#family#history#book#Indianapolis
It's not too late to get your scholarship applications in for the SIA Annual Meeting & Workshop, but the deadline is tomorrow! Find more info at: https://t.co/MpZ5Qss5AG
Let’s play Guess the Space! 👀
Spring is finally here, and we’re all looking forward to warmer days and spending more time outside. Can you name the famous Indiana hotel whose gardens are pictured here? Bonus points if you can guess the year the photo was taken.
The Library is looking for its next Innovator in Residence!
Through April 10, the Library invites technologists, artists and other creative visionaries to propose imaginative proof of concepts designed to help the public connect with digital Library materials. https://t.co/4UuF1ixTTb