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While researching the IHS collections for a new library exhibit on fashion history, I stumbled upon a set of black-and-white …
Raised in Indianapolis, Indiana, by his mother, Nancy, and stepfather, Frederick G. Schatz — whose interracial marriage had shocked both …
In 2021, when I uncovered the lost history of Indiana’s Mexican consulate, with Russell Harrison appointed as its first (honorary) …
If you look at the internet or listen to the news you’ve probably heard or seen information about various national …
For many, the idea of relying on an outhouse/privy for bathroom needs seems less than glamorous, that is, unless you …
In February, we celebrate National Library Lovers Month. I would argue that there are no greater lovers of libraries than …
Depending on the size and age of one’s family, you may personally know everyone within the most recent two or …
As a college student studying history, I always get the question, “What are you going to do with your degree?” …
Fans of the IHS blog may remember that last year, I published a blog about Mexico, Indiana and Latin American …
I often wonder how the thoughts and perspectives of past writers would differ today. Gene Stratton-Porter (1863-1924) is one such …
