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Yesterday, I had the immense pleasure to meet one of the people featured in our exhibit Be Heard: Latino Experiences in …
We've highlighted some of our favorite mid-century modern designs from our collections in previous Design Month posts, but how did …
It seems no place is safe. Last Friday saw a murder here at the History Center during this year’s Whodunit? …
The J. Irwin and Xenia Miller House, located at 2760 Highland Way in Columbus, Indiana is the product of a …
Something exciting has been happening for the IHS Press and the IHS Library. We're doing a couple of new digitization …
This Friday, we are staging a murder at the History Center of epic proportions. During Whodunit?, it’s up to you …
This month, I am taking a slightly different approach to my post. Instead of highlighting one recently cataloged printed item, …
When people hear the name "Evans Woollen," I suspect many think of his high-profile Brutalist structures – like Clowes Hall, …
In celebration of Design Month, we are sharing stories from our Collections centering on Mid-Century Modern design in Central Indiana. …
"Here's the church, and here's the steeple, open the door and see all the people." This children's nursery rhyme really …
