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We are the keepers not only of facts and objects, but also of stories. And it’s part of our mission to share these powerful stories with you — everything from history and artifacts to celebrating the work of our incredible volunteers and staff.

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  • Spookiest items from the museum’s collection

    Spookiest items from the museum’s collection

    Parts of Indiana's past are downright spooky! From caskets to embalming tools, these are some of the eeriest items in our collection.

  • Coffins Inducted into National Abolition Hall of Fame

    Coffins Inducted into National Abolition Hall of Fame

    The Coffins helped more than 1,000 freedom-seekers on the Underground Railroad. Today they have been inducted into the National Abolition Hall of Fame

  • A Friend of the Home

    A Friend of the Home

    How the Figueroa family helped Indiana's Hispanic community stay connected

  • Rich Soil Highlights Heritage of Minority Artists

    Rich Soil Highlights Heritage of Minority Artists

    New exhibition opening Oct. 5 at Indiana State Museum, in partnership with Minority Artists Program for Success

  • Your Guide to Road Trip Season

    Your Guide to Road Trip Season

    Hit the open road for adventure!

  • Glossenger Named Volunteer of the Year

    Glossenger Named Volunteer of the Year

    New award named in honor of beloved longtime supporter Doris Kenninger Stump

  • Tinkerfest Returns

    Tinkerfest Returns

    Record-breaking makers fair offers hands-on activities for All Ages

  • Taylor Swift’s muse has Hoosier roots

    Taylor Swift’s muse has Hoosier roots

    One of Taylor Swift's new songs draws inspiration from a woman with family connections to Indiana

  • Five Tips to Max Out Your Membership

    Five Tips to Max Out Your Membership

    Our members always have more to explore! And they enjoy exclusive benefits, too.

  • Cash in Colors

    Cash in Colors

    What we can learn about 19th-century wealth from the colorful Culbertson Mansion

  • Rooted in Tradition

    Rooted in Tradition

    See what's "growing on" in Corydon Capitol's historic herb garden

  • Celebrating 100 Years of Hoosier Art Salon

    Celebrating 100 Years of Hoosier Art Salon

    Art and stories, both past and present, featured in companion exhibitions

WHAT to BRING

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    Water Bottle

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    Closed Toe Shoes for Outdoor Play

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    Sunscreen

CAMP SCHOLARSHIPS

We believe every child should have the opportunity to attend our camps. Thanks to generous donations, we offer scholarships to help reduce the cost for children who might not otherwise be able to participate.