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A Message from the IHS President Preface 1. The Ice Age Made Modern Indiana 2. Mounds Leave Evidence of Indigenous Hoosiers 3. Indiana’s Economy Built on Farm Foundation 4. First White Man in Indiana? Un Francais, sans doute 5. Land of Three Rivers—From Miami Capital to Fort Wayne 6. On the Banks of the Wabash History Happened 7. Bison Migrating West Created First Indiana Road 8. First Church Congregation Still Thriving in Vincennes 9. Revolutionary Hero George Rogers Clark 10. Hoosier Values Shaped by the Northwest Ordinance 11. Little Turtle Led in War and Peace 12. William Henry Harrison Shaped Indiana from Vincennes 13. Lewis and Clark Joined Forces in Indiana 14. Swiss Created Early Commercial Winery in Indiana 15. Tippecanoe a Turning Point in U.S.-–Native American Relations 16. Frontier Violence Erupted at Pigeon Roost 17. Harmonists Sought to Create a Perfect Society 18. Indiana Years Shaped Abraham Lincoln 19. Indiana’s Framers Met under Famous Elm Tree 20. Indiana Became Nineteenth State under Madison 21. Jonathan Jennings’s Story One of Triumph and Tragedy 22. Slavery Existed in Free Indiana 23. Committee Picked Indianapolis as Capital 24. Massacre at Fall Creek Tested Frontier Justice 25. Marquis de Lafayette a Big Hit in Jeffersonville 26. Indiana University Began as a Seminary in 1820 27. Free Blacks Migrated to Indiana from the South 28. National Road Moved People, Mail, and Goods 29. Limestone: Indiana’s Gift to the World 30. Fleeting Canal Era Had Lasting Impact 31. Obscure Pioneer Poet Had National Fame 32. Potawatomi Forced from Indiana at Gunpoint 33. Lanier Made a Mark in Banking, Railroads 34. French Missionary Founded Notre Dame du Lac 35. Riley Revered for His Homespun Poetry 36. Coffins Helped Fugitive Slaves Escape to Canada 37. 1851 Constitution Has Kept Indiana Debt Free 38. George Julian served Indiana as Radical Republican 39. Caleb Mills: The Father of Indiana’s Public Schools 40. Dublin Hosted Indiana’s First Woman’s Rights Convention 41. T. C. Steele Celebrated the Hoosier Landscape 42. Boat Production Big Business in Nineteenth Century—and Today 43. West Baden and French Lick Offered Luxury in the Country 44. Morton Kept State in Lincoln’s Corner during Civil War 45. Hoosiers Responded to Lincoln’s Call 46. Indiana African American Regiment Engaged at “Crater” 47. Indiana State Fair Promoted Farm Innovation 48. Purdue’s Land-Grant Origins Still Apparent 49. Eli Lilly Founded Indiana’s Best-Known Business 50. The Famous, Infamous, and Humble Laid to Rest at Crown Hill 51. Lew Wallace: Hoosier Renaissance Man 52. Railroads Transformed Indiana’s Landscape 53. Gene Stratton-Porter: Author and Naturalist 54. A Better Plow, Thanks to South Bend’s James Oliver 55. Covered Bridges Rare Sight on Indiana landscape 56. King Coal fuels indiana 57. James Hinton: Indiana’s First African American Lawmaker 58. Indiana Capitol a Gathering Place for Hoosiers 59. Natural Gas Discovery Proved Flash in the Pan 60. Amish Thriving in Northern Indiana 61. Benjamin Harrison: An Activist President 62. Indiana Miami Denied Federal Recognition 63. Elwood Haynes: Automobile Pioneer 64. Social Gospel Pastors Battled Urban Problems 65. Major Taylor was Fastest Bicycle Rider in World 66. Sports Hero Dan Patch Never Lost a Race 67. Draining of Kankakee Basin Destroyed Habitat 68. Indiana is Nation’s Round-Barn Capital 69. Indiana Opened First Mental Hospital in 1848 70. Carnegie Libraries Distinguish Indiana Landscape 71. Gary: The City that U.S. Steel Built 72. Indiana Pioneered Eugenics with 1907 Law 73. Indiana Authors Enjoyed Best-Selling Reputations 74. Indianapolis 500 Synonymous with Indiana 75. Vice President Thomas Marshall Put Constitution above Self 76. State Parks are Enduring Legacy from 1916 Centennial 77. Hoosier First American to Die in World War I 78. Eugene V. Debs Opposed War Championed Labor 79. Klan Enjoyed Short-Lived Political Power 80. Car Companies Thrived in Indiana 81. Virginia Jenckes was First Female Hoosier in Congress 82. Paul McNutt Wielded Unprecedented Power as Governor 83. 1937 Ohio River Flood Swamped Evansville 84. Ernie Pyle Brought World War II Home to Readers 85. Hickam Field Recalls Famous Hoosier Airman 86. USS Indianapolis Played Key Role in War before Tragic End 87. Black Commerce and Jazz Sizzled on Indiana Avenue 88. Wendell Willkie Ran Credible Race against Franklin D. Roosevelt 89. Sherman Minton and Brown v. Board of Education 90. Fort Wayne: A City of Entrepreneurs 91. Love Affair with Cars Led to Drive-Ins 92. Hoagy and Cole Topped the Song Charts 93. Columbus Known for Engines and Aesthetics 94. A Common Identity Built Upon Basketball 95. Purdue Astronauts Braved the Final Frontier 96. Bean Blossom is Synonym for Bluegrass in Indiana 97. Indianapolis Stayed Calm as Nation Burned 98. Unigov Saved Indianapolis’s Economy and Tax Base 99. 9/11 Etched in Hoosiers’ Memories 100. A Bicentennial Gift to Hoosiers: Meltzer Woods About the Author
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