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Guest Blog: Invasive plant species – and what to do about them 5/16/19
By Tiffany Parker, interim site manager, Gene Stratton-Porter State Historic Site Much of author and naturalist Gene Stratton-Porter’s gardening work can still be seen today at Gene Strat...
New experience featuring artist Felrath Hines to open in June 5/8/19
Whether you’re a longtime art lover or a newbie to the world of art, a new experience this June at the Indiana State Museum will be a great place for you to explore your own creative side &ndas...
Guest Blog: Wedding season, shown through our collection 5/6/19
By Traci Cromwell, director of collections The flowers of spring are in bloom, warm weather is returning, trees are blooming and the grass is turning lush green, which means it’s wedding s...
Big news: Mastodon bones accepted into Indiana State Museum collection 5/2/19
In April, staff members at the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites received a call from a family that said some bones had been discovered in Seymour, Indiana, during work for a sewer project. Th...

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