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This July 4, immerse yourself in a day of family-friendly fun and reflection at IHS. From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., enjoy free admission to explore Indiana's rich history and participate in engaging activities like crafts, games, stories and more! indianahistory.org/events/indepen…

The sun is shining and the shades are coming out! 😎Today is National Sunglasses Day! What is your favorite pair? Show us in the comments! Pictured here is a boy wearing sunglasses in 1939.

Did you miss our Early Childhood Program yesterday? No worries! We are doing it again on July 4! We’ll learn through play as we explore American symbols and create works of art to reflect our celebrations. Register here: indianahistory.org/events/celebra…

Flavors of the Heartland continues! Join us July 9 to learn a new recipe for blackberry cobbler and ice cream with IHS Director of Education and Engagement Bethany Hrachovec. Learn more about this series: indianahistory.org/events/flavors…

On this day in 1907, a street fair began in Brookville, Indiana, lasting 6 days. Pictured here are fair-goers on a ride. And, in one month, the Indiana State Fair opens! Share your favorite (state or local) fair memories. 🎡

Want a great way to celebrate the Fourth of July? Join us for FREE ADMISSION and fun activities that go along with our traveling exhibits! For more information and to save your spot, visit: indianahistory.org/events/indepen…

Join us for Walking the Electric Rail—a guided tour that explores the history of interurban railways that once connected communities across Indiana. Discover how these rails powered progress and shaped our cities! For more info, please visit the link. indianahistory.org/events/walking…

On this day in 1918, the Fortville Carnegie Public Library opened. After the community identified the need for a library, an application was made to Andrew Carnegie for building aid. This aid was granted, making it one of the last Carnegie libraries built in Indiana.

Calling all foodies! We have the perfect event for you. Join us for Flavors of the Heartland to highlight food culture that has shaped and continues to shape the Heartland. This month, find a new recipe for blackberry cobbler and ice cream! Find out more: indianahistory.org/events/flavors…

Today is Independence Day! Celebrate with IHS and enjoy FREE ADMISSION and fun, hands-on activities, and see our traveling exhibits. See more details at the link! indianahistory.org/events/indepen…

Concerts on the canal continues! Join us at our next concert, July 10, for My Yellow Rickshaw. Enjoy a night of dancing, live music, drinks and more in downtown Indianapolis. Reserve a table today! indianahistory.org/events/concert… Presented by OneAmerica Financial Foundation

Discover more about the importance of interurbans in Indiana with Walking the Electric Rail! This walking tour begins and ends at IHS and will stop at iconic Indianapolis landmarks and buildings to learn more about the interurban lines of the past. indianahistory.org/events/walking…

Step into the minds of historians by visiting the IHS blog! Find your next favorite story or collection with the many topics our bloggers write about. Visit: indianahistory.org/ihs-blog/

Today is the National Day of Rock n’ Roll! Turn up the music, we are celebrating Hoosier Rock N’ Roll with a photo of The Ink Spots, a vocal group who rose to international fame in the 1930s and were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1989!

Join us for a monthly taste of history with Flavors of the Heartland. Each month, we feature a historical, family, or community recipe with presenters. Tomorrow, join Bethany Hrachovec as she shares her recipe for blackberry cobbler and ice cream! indianahistory.org/events/flavors…

Did you know June is National Parks and Recreation Month? Whether you’re hiking, biking, or soaking up the sunshine, there’s something for everyone at parks! To celebrate, here is a photo of Rocky Hollow at Turkey Run State Park in Parke County, Indiana.

Our next installment of Walking the Electric Rail happens tomorrow! Join us as we stroll through downtown Indianapolis to learn more about the historic interurban lines that connected our city. indianahistory.org/events/walking…

Step back in time and visit Indiana Historical Society to learn more about Hoosier history with our exhibits! Discover more about events, people, structures and more that helped shape Indiana. Find out more! indianahistory.org/explore/exhibi…

Become a member of IHS and help keep Hoosier history alive! As a member, you’ll enjoy free admission, special event access, discounts, and the satisfaction of supporting Hoosier history for generations to come. Find out more and click the link: indianahistory.org/contribute/why…

On this day in 1849, a post office called Taw Taw was established in Allen County, Indiana. In 1858, it was renamed Arcola, though the town wasn’t platted until 1864.