Made in Indiana
By Stephanie Nicol and Rick Morwick Our state is home to the makers of quality products, many recognized around the world Spend some time with Mark Tarner, founder and owner…
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Who is a Hoosier?
Today, people from all backgrounds claim the title “Hoosier.” Indiana Historical Society’s traveling exhibit Who Is a Hoosier uses maps, infographics, and photographs to illustrate what the word means. But…
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Hulman Roots in Terre Haute
By Amy Lynch In Indianapolis, the Hulman name is synonymous with racing. But what you may not know is that the family originally established itself as an economic powerhouse in…
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Clabber Girl, One of the Oldest and Most Beloved Brands in America
Learn about one of the oldest and most beloved brands in America, Clabber Girl Baking Powder, at their headquarters in Terre Haute, IN. Once a wholesaler of general merchandise and…
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Windmill Farm Tour
Driving north out of Lafayette on I-65, the roadway rises from the Wabash River valley towards the flatlands of corn and bean fields. Something catches the eye just over the…
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Quilt Gardens Along the Heritage Trail
More than a million vibrant blooms 19 gigantic gardens and 21 hand-painted super-sized murals 7 welcoming communities Viewable FREE May 30 – October 1. The Quilt Gardens along the Heritage…
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Barn Quilt Trails Offer a Charming Way to See the State
90 locations in northern Indiana Scenic Heartland Self-guided tours Amish country Barn Quilt Blocks combine the artistry of a mural with the natural beauty of a rural setting. These unique…
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South Central Indiana Antique Destinations
Bloomington Housed in the historic Tom Taylor building, the Bloomington Antique Mall was completely restored in 1987 by CFC Inc., with special attention to historic detail. It is a spacious,…
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Antique Alley
Voted one of the top 10 “choice antiquing destinations” by Midwest Living Magazine readers, Southeastern Indiana’s Antique Alley Lit by a 30-foot high candle, the Warm Glow Candle Company…
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