The Indiana Historical Society has reached a compromise with Gov. Mike Braun's office to transfer ownership of the land it sits on, allowing the organization to continue its mission to preserve ...

(INDIANA CAPITAL CHRONICLE) — The Indiana Historical Society (IHS) will keep its building — and take ownership of the land it sits on — after a compromise with the governor’s office.

INDIANAPOLIS — Organizations like the Indiana Historical Society and the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site used the Fourth of July as an educational opportunity for community members. Live music, ...

A holiday tradition is returning to downtown Indianapolis. The Indiana Historical Society's Festival of Trees opens to the public on Friday, Nov. 15. The 11th annual display features 85 decorated ...

Indiana Capital Chronicle - May 9, 2025 Indiana Historical Society has secured an agreement to keep its land and building in downtown Indianapolis. (Niki Kelly/Indiana Capital Chronicle) ...

Despite language in the proposed state budget that could put the Indiana Historical Society headquarters in jeopardy, Gov. Mike Braun’s office now maintains the intention is not to force the ...

The Indiana Historical Society will keep its building – and take ownership of the land it sits on – after a compromise with the governor’s office. The agreement follows earlier consternation ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The 11th annual Festival of Trees at the Indiana Historical Society features 85 elaborately decorated trees showcasing the creativity and community spirit of Hoosiers.

The Indiana Historical Society will keep its building—and take ownership of the land it sits on—after a compromise with the governor’s office. The agreement follows earlier consternation ...

The Indiana Historical Society's Festival of Trees opens to the public on Friday, Nov. 15. The 11th annual display features 85 decorated trees, along with special programs and holiday-themed dining ...