Moment of Indiana History
When she ran for delegate to the 1920 Republican State Convention, the first woman whose name appeared on a ballot in Indiana could not yet vote.
One of the first serious studies of Indiana art sidestepped the state's Impressionist painters for its bookplate designers.
More than sixty years after the Armistice, the private recollections of a Hoosier nurse on the front lines of World War One came to light.
"It takes all kinds of people to fight a war. There are soldiers and sailors. And then there are those who only stand and wait. I was a draftee’s wife.”
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