Moores Hill, Indiana

Culture, General, History, Historic House, Library, University

Moores Hill Male and Female Collegiate Institute was founded in 1854 by John Moore in the small town of Moores Hill in southeastern Indiana. The first college building at Moores Hill, Moore Hall, was completed on December 1, 1856, although the opening day of classes for the new college were held in the unfinished building on September 9th. It was renamed Moores Hill College in 1887.

Bloomington, Indiana

University

Indianapolis, Indiana

University

Richmond, Indiana

Anthropology, Aquarium, Arboretum, Archaeology, Botanical Garden, Children's, General, Library, Natural History, Nature Centers

Joseph Moore Museum is the regional natural history museum for eastern Indiana. It provides opportunities for Earlham students to have hands-on experience working in a museum in the fields of zoology, botany, anthropology, geology, education, and applied arts. Students curate the collection, provide tours and planetarium shows for visitors, maintain the live animal collections, and design and build exhibits. Guidance is provided by natural science faculty members.

Vincennes, Indiana

University

Vincennes, Indiana

University

Fort Wayne, Indiana

Art, Culture, University

Art Galleries: The School of Creative Arts has 5 galleries that show a variety of work.

Vincennes, Indiana

Culture, History, Specialized, University

The museum tells the "Star is Born" story. Someone from a small town can make it in Hollywood. Hoosiers have been a part of Hollywood history from the very beginning to today. Some are stars but most of them are mentors. A friendly face you see in many films and TV shows. Hope to promote current Hoosiers in Hollywood and to keep the memory of past Hoosiers. The museum is located in Red Skelton's hometown of Vincennes, IN. Major goal to promote his career and to bring awareness to his talents.

Kokomo, Indiana

Art, Culture, University

The mission of the Indiana University Kokomo Art gallery is to collaborate with academic programs and the community to enhance the centrality of art in the teaching/learning process.

Indianapolis, Indiana

University

West Lafayette, Indiana

Art, University

Winona Lake, Indiana

Church, Culture, General, History, Historic House, University

The Winona History Center is located in historic Westminster Hall on the campus of Grace College in Winona Lake, IN.

Crawfordsville, Indiana

Art, Culture, University

The Randolph H. Deer Art Wing of the Fine Arts Center is a 22,850 square foot facility containing three galleries, permanent collection of art storage, six classroom studios, a space for displaying course-based student art, and faculty and staff studios and offices.

Vincennes, Indiana

Art, Culture, History, Historic House, Historical Society, Library, Military, University

Grouseland, home of William Henry Harrison, first Governor of the Indiana Territory and 9th POTUS. Grouseland was built between 1802-1804 situated on the banks of the Wabash River. The Mansion was a family home, government building, and a fortress in times of threat. Grouseland was saved by the DAR in early 1900 and is now ran by the Grouseland Foundation.