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State park surrounding Lincoln's boyhood home site with interpretive trails and memorial — covers Lincoln biography, pioneer settlement, and frontier life.

Restored Victorian-era Italianate house museum in Indianapolis — covers 19th-century domestic life, social history, and decorative arts.

Indiana state park preserving Adena culture earthwork mounds — covers pre-Columbian archaeology, Native American history, and ecology.

Museum dedicated to 20th-century warfare with military artifacts and equipment — covers US military history from WWI through modern conflicts.

Museum with antique and classic vehicles tracing American automotive history, industrial design, and 20th-century manufacturing and culture.

Museum dedicated to Native American cultures of the eastern Great Plains — archaeology, tribal history, and indigenous social studies.

Early 19th-century utopian community site with preserved structures — covers communal-society history, religious freedom, and early American reform movements.

Early 20th-century Gilded Age estate and gardens on the IMA campus — American decorative arts, landscape design history, and domestic social history.

Dual museum covering American whiskey distilling history and Bardstown local history, including fermentation chemistry and bourbon heritage.

Early-20th-century Beaux-Arts estate in Elkhart — covers Gilded Age domestic life, decorative arts, and local industrial history.

Living-history village documenting Swiss-German Mennonite settlement — immigration history, 19th-century agrarian life, and cultural heritage.

Indiana state historic site preserving the home and studio of Impressionist painter T.C. Steele — covers American art history and the Brown County art colony.

Regional history center for Fort Wayne and Allen County — covers Indiana's settlement, military, and industrial heritage with primary-source artifacts.

Late-19th-century industrialist mansion with period furnishings — covers Gilded Age economic history and domestic life in the Midwest.

Site of the 1811 Battle of Tippecanoe — covers early 19th-century frontier conflict, Native American relations, and the road to the War of 1812.

Site of the 1811 Battle of Tippecanoe with museum exhibits covering frontier conflict, Tecumseh's Confederacy, and early U.S. expansion.

Pioneer village reconstructing early Indiana settlement life — covers 19th-century frontier history, trade, and daily domestic practices.

Purported Underground Railroad station site — covers antebellum slavery, abolitionist networks, and the history of freedom-seeking in Indiana.

Indiana state historic sites including the George Rogers Clark NHP and Harrison territorial capitol — covers early American frontier and Northwest Territory history.

Museum honoring Mercury astronaut Gus Grissom with artifacts and exhibits — covers early U.S. space program history and aerospace biography.

Wayne County museum covering Quaker heritage, abolitionism, and Indiana industrial history — includes Underground Railroad and local manufacturing artifacts.

Birthplace museum of aviation pioneer Wilbur Wright — covers the Wright brothers' early life, invention process, and the history of powered flight.

Preserved 1804 territorial governor's mansion — covers early American frontier politics, the Northwest Territory, and William Henry Harrison's presidency.

Small museum dedicated to interurban electric railway history in rural Indiana — covers early-20th-century transportation and local industrial history.