Indiana Historical Society Interview
History is every decision humanity makes. Every decision made by people in the past greatly impacts today’s world. As such, we have to preserve history the right way. Considering history is told through people, the stories and memories of people are what ultimately dictate decisions made in the past. These decisions have both short-term and long-term consequences. As such, we have to tell them to future generations to serve as inspiration.
Indiana Historical Society collects and preserves Indiana’s unique stories, remembering and sharing the past while inspiring a bright future.
Find out how the Indiana Historical Society connects people to the past.
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September 19, 2022
Indiana Historical Society Offers an Immersive Time-Travel Experience
#406 Great.com Talks With... Indiana Historical Society
Everyone should be familiar with their own history. Each city, town, and village has its own unique history that must be told. It's a way to remember and share the past, inspire future generations, and serve as means to educate. That's why in today's episode, we talked with Jody Blankenship, President and CEO of the Indiana Historical Society.
The Indiana History Society is a nonprofit organization and a Smithsonian affiliate. It is also a member of the International Coalition of Sites of Conscience and an advocate for preserving the stories from Downtown Indianapolis to the entire state of Indiana. They have a history center, Indiana History Center, where they share exhibits in the form of three-dimensional recreations of historical photographs.
The Indiana Experience
The Indiana Historical Society offers an immersive time-travel experience through the form of innovative programs, archives, and statewide services, from award-winning exhibits. These exhibits show Indiana's past. From exhibits about National Peanut Day to Smithsonian Magazine Museum Day, there is always something new and interesting from Indiana's past to uncover.
One of their most popular exhibits is the exhibit of Eva Kor, who is now one of the most influential Holocaust educators and survivors. Their online exhibits tell a remarkable story of the history of the people living in the great state of Indiana.
Find out how the Indiana Historical Society celebrates the history of Indiana. They are a nonprofit organization, and they welcome your contributions in the form of donations and volunteering.
Want to know more about the Indiana Historical Society? Make sure to visit their education page and follow them on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
