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- Glamour in the Collection
- Lew Wallace Letters Go West
- What Is a Hoosier?
- Finding the Parts and Pieces
- Danger on the River
- Our Volunteer of the Year
- Meet Michael Thrall
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- A Small Organization, Big Job
- Q&A with Howard County
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- Our 180th Year
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- Interpreting the Past
- What a Swell Party This Is!
- A County Historian's Talk-Show Moment
- Meet the Local History Services Team
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- 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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- Destination Indiana Adds New Journeys
- A Peek into the Big Four Shops of Beech Grove
- Experiencing a Night that Changed History
- The Groundbreaking Technology Behind the RFK Hologram
- 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
- Conserving Harrison's Words
- Concerts on the Canal 2012
- Meet Marianne Doyle
- Two Outstanding Organizations Answer Three Questions
- Civil War Home Front Collections Now Online
- Extensive Hoosier Family Collection Lands at IHS
- A Life in Public History
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- A Home in Our Keeping
- Great Moments in Indy Sports
- War of 1812 Member Trip
- Living Legends 2012
Blood Shed in This War
Blood Shed in This War: Civil War Illustrations by Captain Adolph Metzner, 32nd Indiana
by Michael A. Peake
Capt. Adolph G. Metzner’s stunning visual diary of sketches, drawings and watercolors depict his world during three years of service with the First German, 32nd Regiment Indiana Volunteer Infantry campaigning in the Western Theater during the Civil War. Metzner chronicled the day-to-day life of a soldier’s world, at first with humor and later with a stark reality of life and death on the battlefield.
