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378 matches in Indiana
Contemporary art gallery in downtown Indianapolis with rotating exhibits by regional and national artists — supports visual arts critique and modern art history.
Large Indianapolis city park with gardens and recreational facilities — limited formal curriculum hook beyond general outdoor physical activity.
Small community art museum in Garrett, IN with rotating exhibits of regional and local artwork — supports visual art curriculum through accessible original-work galleries.
Historic Indianapolis mansion — Gilded Age architecture and Indianapolis history (limited tours).
Local history museum covering Goshen and Elkhart County, IN — Amish heritage, industrial history, and 19th-century Indiana settlement.
Restored Victorian-era home in Anderson, Indiana — illustrates late 19th-century domestic life, architecture, and local history.
Community arts center in a historic Italianate building with rotating gallery exhibits — visual arts and Indianapolis cultural history.
Evansville community arboretum with labeled tree and plant collections supporting botany, dendrology, and local ecosystem study.
Small county historical museum in Jennings County, Indiana preserving local pioneer and agricultural history of the region.
County-level history museum documenting Hendricks County settlement and Indiana pioneer life — covers 19th-century Midwest social and economic history.
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Local historical society museum in Henry County — covers Indiana pioneer settlement, county history, and 19th-century material culture.
University-affiliated art and design school with publicly accessible galleries — supports visual arts, design principles, and art history.
19th-century wooden covered bridge still in use — illustrates 1800s timber-frame engineering, bridge construction history, and Indiana heritage.
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Long-running Indiana fine-art salon exhibiting Indiana artists — supports regional art history and visual arts study.
County historical museum covering local Indiana history — supports primary-source regional history and social studies.
Indiana Landmarks headquarters in a restored 1870s building — covers architectural preservation history and Indiana's built heritage through guided tours.
Indiana State Police Museum covering law-enforcement history and criminal-justice civics from the agency's founding to present.
Irvington neighborhood historical society preserving local Indianapolis history — covers Indianapolis neighborhood development and late-19th-century community history.
University art gallery with rotating exhibits — studio art analysis and art history in an academic setting.
Gallery in James Dean's hometown dedicated to his life and career — covers mid-20th-century American pop culture, photography, and film history.
Preserved Victorian home of poet James Whitcomb Riley with period furnishings — supports American literary history and 19th-century domestic life study.
Small local historical museum in Elkhart County covering Jimtown-area settlement and regional Indiana pioneer history.
County history museum covering Johnson County, Indiana settlement, agriculture, and community development — supports local and state history units.
Private cycle museum in Winamac, IN with historic motorcycles and bicycles — covers transportation history and mechanical engineering evolution.
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