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T.C. Steele's House of the Singing Winds
No full textSteele sold his share of The Hermitage to Adams and began searching for a new place to paint. It was then that he discovered the isolated hills of Brown County. He also found companionship with longtime friend Selma Neubacher and they married in 1907. Together they purchased land in Brown County and built a new home and a studio. They landscaped the surrounding hills and Selma created the gardens there. It became their summer home and they named it The House of the Singing Winds.Use of this image is restricted to projects related to Destination Indiana. IHS may not reproduce.Destination Indiana - T.C. Steele, the Artist and His Lif
Haynes International Standard Product Forms
No full textIn 1987 Haynes International became an independent company and in 2007 it was listed on the NASDAQ Global Market. The company is a leading developer, manufacturer, and marketer of high-performance nickel and cobalt-based alloys used in a variety of industries, from aerospace to chemical processing to medical. Marking its 100th anniversary in 2012, the company lives up to its slogan “A History of Innovation Spanning a Century.”Use of this image is restricted to projects related to Destination Indiana. IHS may not reproduce.Destination Indiana - Haynes International, a Century of Innovatio
Hoosier Cabinet
No full textToday, Hoosier Cabinets are a treasured collectible and have found their way back into homes. Collectors, antique enthusiasts, and homeowners still appreciate the innovative design and craftsmanship that made them so popular more than a 100 years ago.Destination Indiana - Hoosier Cabinet
Aerial View of New Edwardsport Station
No full textThe new Duke Energy plant will burn coal with less byproducts being emitted into the air. When completed it will be one of the cleanest and most-efficient coal burning plants in the world.Use of this image is restricted to projects related to Destination Indiana. IHS may not reproduce.Duke Energ
Automobiles 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
Ku Klux Klan Pamphlet - Exhibit Image Detail
No full textThe focus was on the garage and the people who worked there and frequented it. The citizens of Hartford City had to make a choice on whether or not to join the Ku Klux Klan. Staff chose to tell this story subtly by inserting a reproduction of a brochure in the mail slot of the garage. Our guests could find the brochure just as the mechanics might have found one. It gave interpreters a chance to explore this topic with guests in a way that might have been familiar to the townspeople.Destination Indiana - You Are There 1924: Tool Guys and Tin Lizzies Journe
Putnam County World War II Memorial
No full textOn the southwest corner of the courthouse lawn a World War II Memorial incorporates the infamous German V-1 "buzz bomb." It sits upon a v-shaped limestone base. It was dedicated November 11, 1948, as a tribute to Putnam County veterans killed in action.Use of this image is restricted to projects related to Destination Indiana.Putnam County Journe
Former Location of the Damien Center in Indianapolis, 1350 N. Pennsylvania Avenue
No full textIn 1992 the Damien Center and the Catholic Archdiocese had a public and contentious disagreement over condom distribution with the Archdiocese threatening to withdraw support. The Center agreed to focus on HIV service not prevention and signed a 10 year lease for the facility which prohibited activity contrary to church doctrine.Use of this image is restricted to projects related to Destination Indiana.Destination Indiana Social Justice - HIV/AIDS and Indian
Christ Church Cathedral, 2008
No full textDuring the late 1800s there were several attempts to move the church from the Circle. However, the vestry always voted to stay at its present location, making it the only remaining church of the five that had once occupied the Circle area.Appears in Destination Indiana 4Destination Indiana Christ Church Cathedra
Garfield Baptist Church Baptism
No full textPhoto is labeled "Garfield Baptist Church, corner Perkins & Cottage Ave. Rev. B. H. German, Pastor."8 x 10 incheshttp://www.indianahistory.org/contact/contact.as