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The 1940 Census

The wait is over for the 1940 Census!

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A Letter to Grandma

The bond between grandmother and grandchild has been around throughout history.

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Man Once Thought Dead Elected Governor

In the Fall of 1928, the people of Indiana elected a man thought dead more than 25 years prior to his running for office.

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Civil War Sesquicentennial

Check out these new Civil War resources!

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Can We Take Your Order?

A look at historic menus

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Have You Ever Read a Book by a Ghost?

October is a time to enjoy fall leaves, fall weather and curling up on a couch with a good book – perhaps one written by a spirit will do.

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Lard Art, Anyone?

It is State Fair time in Indiana!

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The Narcissus, Squealer and Tattler, Too!

Yearbooks can be a great tool for research.

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Calling All Corn Cultivator Experts

Labeling your images can not only help you in the future, they can help librarians, too.

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How Will Your Diary Help Historians?

Diaries from the past offer a unique view on this day in 1865.

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A Dial-Up Librarian Enters the Blogosphere

What a great way to share some of our hidden gems!

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