history

Indiana is home to a forest that serves a unique and crucial role in preserving a piece of U.S. Naval history.

This once thriving, now forgotten Indiana Army Ammunition Plant was a key player during World War II.

Historic Evansville bar, once part of a segregated hotel, is now located in unlikely CK Newsome Center.

Step back in time with this vintage map of Indiana's landmarks, attractions, and points of interest from the 1940s.

Did you know that Indiana has 18 official state symbols? Do you think you know them all? I bet you don't.

The oldest bar in Evansville is nearly as old as the city itself. Do you know what it is?

Kentucky's oldest city, Harrodsburg, has been right there from the start. It was also the first permanent U.S. settlement west of the Allegheny Mountains.

An 80-year-old map shows what the popular landmarks and attractions were throughout Indiana in the 1940s.

Over a thousand years ago, Illinois was the site of a massive civilization known as Cahokia, Now guests can visit what remains of their mounds.

I visited Dunbar Cave State Park and took a guided cave tour to learn about the ancient Mississippian people who once inhabited this area and left their mark on cave walls

During the Great Depression, women rode horses deep into eastern Kentucky delivering books to those who had no access to them.

Discovering a cool point of historic interest hidden away in southern Indiana is a great addition to a day trip.