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Aerial View of Butler University
No full textToday Butler offers 65 majors in six colleges: Liberal Arts and Sciences; Education (1930 merger with Teachers College of Indianapolis); Business Administration (1937); Pharmacy (1945 merger with Indianapolis School of Pharmacy); Jordan College of Fine Arts (1951 merger with Jordan Conservatory); and Communications (2010). The College of Religion separated from Butler in 1958, becoming Christian Theological Seminary (CTS).Use of this image is restricted to projects related to Destination Indiana. IHS may not reproduce.Destination Indiana - Butler University Journe
John Deere Tractor in the Field
No full textFarm machinery today has come along way from the hand tools used by our original settlers. This John Deere tractor can plant 16 rows at once and comes equipped with the latest technological advances, including navigational systems, sound systems, and air conditioning. It runs on bio-desiel fuel.Farm Equipment Journe
Workbench in You Are There 1924: Tool Guys and Tin Lizzies
No full textDetails are extremely important to make the recreations really work. From the tractor, which arrived in several boxes, to the tools on the bench every item in the photographs was researched. The tractor was rebuilt nearby and the automobiles were purchased and brought in to match the vehicles in the original image. The contents of the workbench were carefully gathered from a variety of sources. The stove was chosen based on the one showing in the photograph of the mechanics.Destination Indiana - You Are There 1924: Tool Guys and Tin Lizzies Journe
Wallpaper Being Recreated
No full textGetting all the details right is important. The wallpaper does not show up in sharp detail in the original photograph, so our graphic artist used her best judgment to reproduce the pattern. After zooming in to the image, she used a stylus (digital pen) and tablet to trace the pattern by hand. The new pattern was then formatted to fit the walls of the violin shop and a large printer made the wallpaper. It could then be applied to the walls as if it was traditional wallpaper.Destination Indiana YAT 1914 The Violin Maker Upstair
March Through the Arch
No full textIncoming freshmen mark the beginning of their college careers by participating in the traditional March through the Arch. Students walk from the convocation ceremony at the Hulman Center to Oakley Place at 3rd and Cherry streets. The Marching Sycamores welcome new students as they meet university officials and faculty members.Use of this image is restricted to projects related to Destination Indiana. IHS may not reproduce.Destination Indiana - Indiana State University Journe
You Are There 1924: Tool Guys and Tin Lizzies
No full textYou Are There offers a chance to step back to a scene from Indiana’s past. Building the George Greenlee Ford garage and populating it with the mechanics who worked there and the people who visited helps us bring history to life. Guests experienced what it was like to be on the leading edge of the automobile age as mass production lead to wider availability of automobiles. Most importantly, they learned about life in a Hoosier town in the 1920s with its joys and its complexities.Destination Indiana - You Are There 1924: Tool Guys and Tin Lizzies Journe
You Are There 1924: Tool Guys and Tin Lizzies - Woman Getting Driving Instruction
No full textAttention to detail extends to the costuming of the interpreters. IHS staff visits professional costumers and orders the clothing so the styles and fabrics are just right. From mechanics diagnosing a problem to a woman getting driving instruction, scenes such as these would have been common in the garage used by George Greenlee for his Ford dealership. Guests could see under the hood and learn the intricacies of driving a Model T while also learning about everyday life in Hartford City.Destination Indiana - You Are There 1924: Tool Guys and Tin Lizzies Journe
Students at Work at Jezreel
No full textUE Department of Archaeology and Art History partners with the Zinman Institute of Archaeology at the University of Haifa, Israel on the Jezreel Expedition. UE students travel to Jezreel to participate in a newly established program working on the historic site using contemporary technology. This first season is spent surveying the site in preparation for work over the next five years. UE is one of a small number of universities to offer an undergraduate degree in archaeology.Use of this image is restricted to projects related to Destination Indiana. IHS may not reproduce.Destination Indiana - University of Evansville Journe
Today and In the Future
No full textToday, the Brant Family continues to be involved in the communities in which it serves. Integrity and ethics have always guided Indiana Oxygen’s way of conducting business. Nobody has dedicated their lives, passion and focus to this business like the team of employees at Indiana Oxygen. With diverse experiences and perspectives, they’ve created a culture that delivers the best for generations to come.Use of this image is restricted to projects related to Destination Indiana. IHS may not reproduce.Destination Indiana - Indiana Oxygen Company Journe
Nature Reclaiming Land at Jefferson Proving Ground
No full textIn October 1988 the ordnance work transferred to Yuma Proving Ground in Arizona and JPG gradually closed. Today fifty miles of 8 foot tall chain link fence topped with barbed wire surrounds the JPG property. Cleanup costs are estimated to be anywhere from 5 billion, the land and the community innocent victims of war. In the meantime, mother nature is slowly, quietly, reclaiming her place.Destination Indiana Jefferson Proving Ground Journe