Exhibitions
Three Weeks to Go!
All the parts and pieces are falling into place as the Exhibitions team gears up for the opening of You Are There 1913: A City Under Water.
Making of You Are There 1913: A City Under Water
Our newest You Are There opens in a month! Stay tuned for a weekly behind-the-scenes peek at what it takes to build a You Are There exhibit.
A Fresh Perspective
Exhibitions staff participates in membership events in Florida.
Transferring Images to Wood
The Exhibition Design team shows how easy it is to transfer their designs to reclaimed wood for our upcoming exhibition, You Are There 1913: A City Under Water.
Mocking up an Exhibit
Before we print on the final material, paper copies help our team see a future exhibit to scale.
A Sneak Peek Into Our Design Studio
The Exhibition Design and Production team has a brand new space to develop and design future exhibits for the Indiana Experience.
Thinking About Our Relationship with Water
The exhibitions research team has a lot to learn about the complexity of urban flooding as it gears up to design the upcoming You Are There 1913: A City Under Water.
Faces of the Exhibits Team
We take a moment to thank our wonderful interns for all their hard work!
Just a Stove
Exhibits team faces big challenge in its search for a seemingly everyday item.
From 2x4s to MLK Day
Our guest blogger talks about her two-week internship odyssey.
It Takes a Village
The IHS exhibits team prepares to launch “You Are There 1968: Robert F. Kennedy Speaks,” but not without the help of many contributors to make it happen.
Setting the Stage for Robert F. Kennedy
Exhibits staff tackle a daunting project to prepare for the upcoming You Are There experience.
The Mysteries of History
The You Are There research team stumbles into a history mystery.
Summertime Past
Visit the History Center for our take on summertime in Indiana!
Faces in the Crowd
The IHS exhibitions staff prepares for Indiana Black Expo.
Now that the Indiana Experience is up and running ...
The exhibitions department looks to future projects now that the Indiana Experience is open to the public.
Bringing History to Life – Never the Same Day Twice!
We're hard at work and loving every minute of it.
