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The William H. Smith Memorial Library at the Indiana Historical Society has begun publishing digital versions of some of the books published in the past by the IHS Press or [...]

One of the many helpful things THG: Connections is known for is its in-depth documentation of sources, from family scrap-books to vital records to history books. Not only are all [...]

In 2003 the Indiana Historical Society started its children's book publishing program with a family history book for elementary schoolchildren and anyone trying to teach them the rudiments of genealogical [...]

What awakes a person to someone else's trauma? What makes one begin to care? These are questions many Americans are asking in late spring 2020 as George Floyd is laid [...]

Do you ever wonder what it was like when Indiana first became a state--or when it celebrated its centennial one hundred years later? For those who think about such things, such as THG: Connections' readers, the upcoming bicentennial of the Hoosier State is a long moment to contemplate and enjoy. Not only will Hoosiers celebrate the two-hundredth anniversary of becoming a state in 2016, we will also have numerous opportunities to learn about our state's history through many and varied projects that are now under way at local and state levels., Here at the Indiana Historical Society--the home for Hoosier history since 1830--we have been thinking about how best to commemorate the bicentennial in ways that are inclusive of people, from [...]