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- Glamour in the Collection
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- What Is a Hoosier?
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- Bringing Back a 154-Year-Old Book
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- A Small Organization, Big Job
- Q&A with Howard County
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- Kids Create History Walking Tours
- On the Front Lines at History Day
- Our 180th Year
- Concerts on the Canal
- Behind the Journeys
- Interpreting the Past
- What a Swell Party This Is!
- A County Historian's Talk-Show Moment
- Meet the Local History Services Team
- IHS Seeks Award Nominations
- Meet H. Roll McLaughlin
- In Your Neighborhood
- Canal Collection Returns to Indiana
- Outstanding Local History Organization
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- Hot off the IHS Press
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- A Peek into the Big Four Shops of Beech Grove
- Setting the Stage
- A Glimpse of Carthage on Glass
- Blood Shed in This War
- Nature's Storyteller: The Life of Gene Stratton-Porter
- For Duty and Destiny
- Hanna's Town
- Justices of the Indiana Supreme Court
- Donor Spotlight: David Meyer
- Harrison Letter Added to Extensive IHS Collection
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- Two Outstanding Organizations Answer Three Questions
- Civil War Home Front Collections Now Online
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- A Life in Public History
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- A Home in Our Keeping
- Civil War from Fort Sumter to Emancipation
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- Member Trip: Civil War Crossroads at Chattanooga
- Ethel Barrymore
Ethel Barrymore
Several members of the famed Drew and Barrymore families appeared at the English. Ethel Barrymore, the great aunt of actress Drew Barrymore, shown here with her three children, was a crowd favorite. She first performed at the theater in 1896.
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