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County history museum in Indiana's limestone belt — covers regional settlement history, limestone quarrying industry, and local heritage.

Small regional museum documenting Ohio River commerce, settlement, and steamboat-era history along the Indiana frontier.

Preserved 19th-century residential neighborhood in Indianapolis — walking study of Victorian-era architecture and urban social history.

County historical museum in Plymouth, IN — covers Marshall County settlement, pioneer life, and regional history through artifacts and exhibits.

Museum commemorating the 1954 Milan High School basketball team — covers 1950s small-town Indiana social history and community identity.

County history center covering Monroe County and Indiana University history — supports local and regional history, civic studies, and primary-source research skills.

Museum focused on the history of American political communication — covers rhetoric, media history, and civic studies from the founding era to present.

Community history center in North Manchester, IN, preserving local records and artifacts from Wabash County settlement and industry.

County-level history museum in Paoli covering Orange County, Indiana's settlement, Civil War era, and local heritage through artifacts and exhibits.

Historic county jail building in Valparaiso — covers 19th–20th-century criminal justice history and local law-enforcement social history.

Local county museum covering Putnam County settlement, agriculture, and Indiana pioneer history with artifacts and exhibits.

Preserved home of poet James Whitcomb Riley — covers 19th-century American literary history, Victorian domestic life, and Indiana heritage.

Small-town heritage center documenting local Indiana history — supports primary-source regional history and community social studies.

Museum documenting the origin and history of the town of Santa Claus, IN — covers 19th-century Indiana settlement history and postal history novelty.

Gilded Age mansion museum in Kokomo — covers late 19th-century industrial history, domestic life, and Indiana's economic development.

Antebellum mansion in Madison's National Historic Landmark district — covers 19th-century domestic life, architecture, and Ohio River trade history.

Small county history museum covering Sullivan County, Indiana settlement, industry, and local heritage through artifact collections.

Regional history museum covering northern Indiana's settlement, industry, and culture from the 19th century forward.

Small museum in James Dean's hometown covering his life and mid-century Hollywood — 20th-century American cultural and media history.

Regional history center covering Vigo County and the Wabash Valley, with artifacts and exhibits on Indiana's settlement, industry, and civic history.

Collection of antique fire apparatus illustrating the history of municipal firefighting technology and community civil services from the 19th century onward.

Wabash County local history museum — covers 19th-century Indiana settlement, canal era, and Wabash industrial and civic development.

Local historical society museum in Westfield preserving artifacts and records of Hamilton County Indiana settlement and community development.

Local history center in Winona Lake documenting Indiana community and religious heritage — 19th- and 20th-century regional social history.