Indiana History Center

How Klan membership cards from the 1920s remained out of sight for almost 100 years in Noblesville.

If you can’t pay your respects to original capital Corydon this year, head to the Indiana History Center’s You Are There 1816: Indiana Joins the Nation exhibit.

Among the MLK Day events is storyteller Portia Jackson speaking about courageous children from the Civil Rights Movement at the Children’s Museum.

Left unfinished in the 1880s, the Canal now hosts museums, music, a burger joint, and much more.

To enter the exhibit, guests walk through a vintage photograph that appears to hang in midair.

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When Prohibition ended, the boozy, bawdy days of the Indianapolis Press Club began. Patrons favored a martini “so potent that on the third sip” their tongues would be “paralyzed,” according to one account.

The exhibit includes a picture of women playing baseball in the 1890s, five decades before the movie characters portrayed by Geena Davis and Madonna had a “League Of Their Own” during World War II.

It turns out that the border town modeled its street plan after the Circle City’s in 1889.

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