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Living-history village and interactive park recreating 1800s Indiana frontier life with costumed interpreters and hands-on pioneer activities.

Operating heritage railway museum with excursion rides — covers railroad engineering history, steam technology, and Indiana transportation development.

Large Indiana state museum covering natural history, Indiana heritage, and cultural history with hands-on exhibits spanning geology to the 20th century.

Pioneer-era living-history farm museum — covers 19th-century agriculture, domestic skills, and frontier settlement life through hands-on demonstrations.

State park site of the 1811 Battle of Tippecanoe with living-history farm and prairie restoration — covers Native American relations, frontier conflict, and Indiana ecology.

Museum in Bardstown covering Civil War artifacts, Kentucky's divided loyalties, and military history of the western theater.

Columbus, IN architectural tour documents mid-century modernist buildings by Eero Saarinen and others — covers architecture, civic design, and 20th-century urban history.

Museum honoring Crispus Attucks and African-American contributions in Indiana — covers Civil Rights history, the American Revolution, and social justice movements.

NPS site commemorating George Rogers Clark's 1779 Northwest Campaign — covers Revolutionary War western theater and the founding of the Old Northwest.

Museum preserving Indianapolis firefighting history with vintage apparatus and equipment — covers public-safety history and early 20th-century technology.

Historic home of naturalist-author Gene Stratton-Porter — connects conservation writing, early 20th-century natural history, and Indiana wetlands ecology.

NPS memorial at Lincoln's boyhood farm site — covers Lincoln's formative years, frontier Indiana life, and 19th-century pioneer history.

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

Collection of antique farm tractors and agricultural equipment — covers the history of mechanized farming and American agricultural development.

Restored South Shore Line depot with local history exhibits and a small art gallery covering Beverly Shores settlement and dunes heritage.

Clark County local-history museum covering Indiana's Ohio River settlements, Civil War era, and county development.

Daviess County, IN museum preserving local artifacts and records covering 19th-century settlement, agriculture, and county development.

County museum in Connersville, IN, covering local industrial, railroad, and pioneer history of Fayette County.

Local history museum covering Goshen and Elkhart County, IN — Amish heritage, industrial history, and 19th-century Indiana settlement.

Indiana State Police Museum covering law-enforcement history and criminal-justice civics from the agency's founding to present.

Private cycle museum in Winamac, IN with historic motorcycles and bicycles — covers transportation history and mechanical engineering evolution.

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.

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