Indiana
329 stories you can hear on the road. Each dot is one of them.
Across the state
- Gary, the Calumet, and the Steel Frontier
- Hoosier Basketball, A State Religion
- Quaker Indiana and the Underground Railroad
- Tecumseh's Confederacy and the Battle of Tippecanoe
- The Corn and Soybean State, Indiana's Agricultural Economy
- The Indiana Limestone Belt
- The Indianapolis Five Hundred
- The Ku Klux Klan and D.C. Stephenson
- The Land Itself, Glaciers, Dunes, and the Shape of Indiana
- The National Road and the Wabash and Erie Canal
- The Northwest Ordinance and Statehood
- The People of the Three Fires, Indiana's Indigenous Nations
Near Chicago Lake Michigan
Near Evansville
- Angel Mounds, The City Before the City
- Angel Mounds: The City Before Evansville
- Bosse Field and the League of Their Own
- Cynthiana, Indiana: Settlers Named It for Home
- Elberfeld: A German Hometown Transplanted to Indiana
- Elberfeld: A German Name in Indiana
- Evansville Now, A River City Reckoning
- Newburgh Raid: Stovepipe Johnson's Bluff
- Newburgh, First Northern Town Taken by the Confederacy
- Pigeon Creek and the Land Beneath the City
- Steamboat Town, Evansville and the River Trade
- The Aces Plane Crash of Nineteen Seventy-Seven
- The Bend in the River, Evansville's Geographic Destiny
- The German Quarter, Lager, Lutheran, and Limestone
- The Nineteen Oh Three Race Riot
- The Nineteen Thirty-Seven Flood, When the Ohio Swallowed Evansville
- The Refrigerator Capital, Servel, Appliances, and Industrial Evansville
- The Reitz Home, A Lumber Baron's Monument to the Gilded Age
- The Willard Library and the Grey Lady
- Wesselman Woods, Urban Old Growth
Near Fort Wayne
- A Most German Town
- Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum: The Empire That Burned Bright
- Birthplace of Lloyd C. Douglas
- Chief Little Turtle: The Man Who Defeated Three Armies
- Chief Richardville's House: The Richest Man in Indiana
- Churubusco and the Beast of Busco
- Columbia City: The Vice President's Town
- Concord Methodist Church Site
- Concordia Theological Seminary
- Concordia Theological Seminary: Saarinen's Village of Theology
- De La Balme: Lafayette's Cavalry Officer
- Eel River Battlefield, War of Eighteen Twelve
- Eel River Post — Little Turtle's Fort
- First County Court and First Mill
- Fort Wayne Children's Zoo: No Cages, One Tasmanian Devil
- Garrett, Indiana: The Railroad President's Town
- Glenbrook Square: Northeast Indiana's Shopping Anchor
- Governor Ralph F. Gates
- Indiana and Ohio: The Flattest Miles
- International Harvester: Boom, Strike, and Goodbye
- Johnny Appleseed's Grave
- Kekionga, Heart of the Miami Nation
- Kekionga: The Gate Between Two Worlds
- Mad Anthony Wayne and the Birth of the Fort
- Night Baseball and the Birth of Electric America
- NKP 765: The Last of the Great Steam Locomotives
- Old Settlers Monument
- Perry A. Randall
- Seek's Village: The Miami Reservation That Was Taken
- Site of Little Turtle's Miami Village
- Smith Field: Named for an Ace and a Daredevil
- The Allen County Courthouse: Indiana's Crown Jewel
- The Embassy Theatre: Saved by the People
- The Haynes House: Frank Lloyd Wright Comes to Fort Wayne
- The Island: Little Turtle's Stronghold on the Eel River
- The Landing: Fort Wayne's Oldest Street
- The Lincoln Tower: Indiana's First Skyscraper
- The Miami Removal: Canal Boats and Exile
- The Old Aqueduct Club
- The Summit City: Canal Fever on the Maumee
- University of Saint Francis, Fort Wayne
- University of Saint Francis: A Franciscan Foothold in Fort Wayne
Near Indianapolis
- Alexander Ralston's Grid
- Allison Transmission: From the Speedway to the Sky
- April 4, 1968
- Beech Grove: Built by the Big Four Railroad
- Beech Grove: The Greatest Locomotive Hospital in the World
- Benjamin Harrison's Front Porch
- Carb Night Classic: Racing's Friday Before the Big Sunday
- Conner Prairie, Indiana's Living History Museum
- Crown Hill Cemetery
- Cumberland: Named for Where the Road Began
- Firecrafter Plaza
- Fort Harrison State Park, A Century of Service
- George Rogers Clark and the English Hotel Facade
- Indiana Avenue Jazz
- Indiana Medical History Museum: The Asylum's Pathology Lab That Time Preserved
- Indianapolis and the Socialist Party's Birthplace
- Indianapolis Five Hundred: The Proving Ground
- Indianapolis International Airport: Named for a Man Who Flew in Two Wars
- Indianapolis Zoo: How a City Reinvented Its Riverfront Around Animals
- Indianapolis: The Capital That Was Designed
- James Whitcomb Riley, the Hoosier Poet
- Kurt Vonnegut and the Book That Took Twenty-Three Years
- Kurt Vonnegut, Indianapolis Made
- Madam C. J. Walker and the Avenue
- Madam C.J. Walker: The Avenue and the Empire
- Madge Oberholtzer and the Deathbed Deposition
- Monument Circle and the Common Soldier
- Newfields: Indianapolis Museum of Art
- Noblesville: The Fur Trader, the Lenape Wife, and the Living History That Followed
- Oldfields, Indianapolis
- Oliver P. Morton, the War Governor
- Plainfield: Plain People on the National Road
- Ransom Place
- Riley Birthplace and Museum
- Speedway, Indiana
- Sylvia Likens Memorial
- The Brickyard
- The City That Bought a Forest
- The Crispus Attucks Tigers, 1955
- The First Union Station
- The Grand Dragon
- The Lenape on the White River
- The NAACP Comes to Indianapolis
- The National Road Crosses Indiana
- The Obelisk on Indiana's Memorial Plaza
- The Van Buren Elm
- Westfield: A Quaker Town Built for Freedom
- Where the National and Michigan Roads Crossed
- Whiteland, Indiana: A Probable Sundown Town
Near Louisville
Near South Bend
- Better Homes of South Bend
- December Twentieth, Nineteen Sixty-Three
- Father Sorin and the Frozen Ground
- Indiana's Northern Boundary: A Line That Moved
- James Oliver and the Plow That Broke the Prairie
- New Carlisle: A Philadelphia Man Buys Potawatomi Land
- New Carlisle: The Acrobat Who Founded a Town
- Notre Dame: Faith, Football, and the Institution That Refused to Die
- Old College, University of Notre Dame
- Rockne Dies, a Nation Mourns
- Ruthmere: The House Named for a Child
- Ruthmere: The House Named for a Lost Child
- Saint Mary's College
- Saint Mary's College: First Women's College of the Great Lakes
- Schuyler Colfax, the Smiler from South Bend
- Studebaker: Wagons to the World
- The Bend in the River
- The East Race
- The Four Horsemen
- The Last Bank Dillinger Robbed
- The Studebaker National Museum
- The Students and the Klan
- The Trail of Death
- The West Side and the Great Migration
- Win One for the Gipper
Along the way
- Amish Indiana and the Covenant with Slowness
- Auburn: Home of the Classics
- Austin, Indiana: Named for Texas, Tested by a Crisis
- Bailly Homestead: The Fur Trader at the Edge of the Dunes
- Batesville, Indiana
- Battle Ground: Where Tecumseh's Confederacy Fell
- Battle of Tippecanoe
- Ben-Hur Was Written Here
- Beverly Shores
- Beverly Shores and the World's Fair Houses
- Beverly Shores: Houses from the Future
- Big Joe Palooka, Carved in Limestone
- Bloomington: Limestone, Kinsey, and the World's Greatest College Weekend
- Bristol, Indiana
- Bristol, Indiana: Two Villages, One Town
- Burns Harbor: The Last of the Great Steel Plants
- Camp Hughes and the Measles That Killed
- Captain Spier Spencer Square
- Carnegie Museum of Montgomery County
- Century of Progress Architectural District
- Chesterton Commercial Historic District
- Chesterton, Indiana
- Chesterton: Indiana's Dunes Gateway Town
- Chief Menominee and the Trail of Death
- Chief Menominee and the Trail of Death
- Claude Matthews Medallion
- Corydon Historic District
- Cowles Bog: The Birthplace of American Ecology
- Cowles Bog: Where Ecology Was Born as a Science
- Crawfordsville: Where Ben-Hur Was Born
- Crothersville: A Depot Agent Renamed the Town
- Crown Point: The Jail Dillinger Walked Out Of
- Decatur, Indiana: Named for a Naval Hero, Founded by an Offer of Cash
- Duck Creek Aqueduct: America's Last Covered Water Bridge
- Earlham College: Where Quaker Conscience Became a Curriculum
- East Chicago: Steel, Lake, and the Price of Industry
- Elnora: From Owltown to Railroad Stop
- Eugene Debs: Running for President from a Prison Cell
- Ferry Bridge at Gosport
- Five Medals Village
- Fort Sackville and the Conquest of the Northwest
- Fountain Park Chautauqua
- Franklin, Indiana: Named for Benjamin
- Fred Jewell, the March King of Indiana
- Gary Bathing Beach Aquatorium: Steel City's Lakefront Dream
- Gary Union Station
- Gary Union Station
- Gary Union Station
- Gary Union Station: A Beaux-Arts Shell
- Gary, Indiana: Steel City, Birthplace of the Jacksons
- Gary, Indiana: The Company Town That Shook the World
- George Brown Mansion
- Gibson County Soldiers and Sailors Monument
- Goshen College: A Peace Church Goes to School
- Granville, the Canal Town That Vanished
- Grissom Air Reserve Base: From Navy Wings to a Lost Astronaut
- Grouseland: The White House of the West
- Gutscher Sanitarium
- Hammond: Ice, Beef, and the Refrigerated Rail Car
- Hammond: The Refrigerated City
- Hayes Arboretum
- Hesston Steam Museum
- Hoagy Carmichael at the Piano
- Homes of Tomorrow: The World's Fair Houses That Crossed the Lake
- Hoosier Gym
- Hoosier Hill, the Top of Indiana
- Hoosier National Forest — Indiana's Only National Forest and the Charles Deam Wilderness
- Houses of Tomorrow: The World's Fair Homes in the Dunes
- Indiana Dunes, Where Science Learned to Read a Landscape
- Indiana Dunes: Where Ecology Was Born
- Indiana's First Capital: The Elm Tree Convention
- Indiana's Three-Day Governor
- Inland Steel: Indiana Harbor and the Calumet Mills
- Jasper Desk: A Century of Wood in Indiana
- Joseph Bailly Homestead
- Joseph Bailly Homestead: First Non-Native Settler on the Dunes
- Kintner-McGrain House
- Lake Station, Indiana: First Station in Lake County
- Larwill, Once Called Huntsville
- Lawrenceburg, Whiskey City
- Lawrenceburg: Whiskey City USA
- Levi Coffin and the Grand Central Station
- Lewis Jones House, Centerville
- Lincoln's Indiana Years
- Marquette Park and the Dunes at Gary
- Marquette Park: Where Gliding Came Before the Wright Brothers
- Marquette Park: Where Gliding Was Born on the Dunes
- Marshfield: Where the Reno Gang Made History
- Martinsville: The City of Mineral Water
- Mecca Covered Bridge
- Memorial Opera House: Built by Veterans, Visited by Presidents
- Merrillville: Wiggins Point to the Sauk Trail
- Miller Beach
- Miller Beach: Gary's Island of Integration
- Miller Beach: Where Aviation Learned to Glide
- Moses Fowler House: Indiana's Gothic Revival Masterpiece
- Munster, Indiana
- Munster, Indiana
- Nappanee, Indiana: Amish Country and the RV Capital
- New Chicago: Steel Workers' Summer Town
- New Harmony: Two Utopias on the Wabash
- Newberry: A South Carolina Name on the White River
- North Christian Church: Saarinen's Final Gift to Columbus
- Oakland City: The Town the Post Office Had to Rename
- Parke County's Covered Bridges: Wood, Water, and J.J. Daniels
- Paul Dresser Birthplace
- Pendleton and the Fall Creek Massacre
- Peter Brenton's Cabin
- Petersburg, Indiana: County Seat Named for a Settler
- Pigeon Roost Massacre, 1812
- Pinhook Bog: Carnivorous Plants in Indiana
- Pokagon State Park: A Gift and a Name
- Pokagon State Park: A Potawatomi Chief's Lasting Name
- Pokagon State Park: The CCC's Indiana Masterwork
- Portage, Indiana: Prairie to Steel in One Generation
- Potawatomi Trail of Death
- Purdue University: The Cradle of Astronauts
- Ray Harroun, First Indy Five Hundred Winner
- Remington Water Tower and Town Hall
- Remington: Named at the Railroad's Request
- Rensselaer: The Merchant Who Started Over
- Richland-Plummer Creek Covered Bridge
- Richmond Depot: Daniel Burnham's Neoclassical Gateway to the Midwest
- Richmond, Indiana: Quakers, the Underground Railroad, and a City Block That Exploded
- Roberts Settlement: Free Black Pioneers in Indiana
- Roosevelt High School, Gary's Black Wall
- Rose-Hulman: Engineering's Western Frontier
- Saint Augustine's: Gary's Black Episcopal Congregation
- Saint Meinrad Archabbey
- Scottsburg: Named for a Railroad Man
- Seymour, Indiana: Small Town, Big Sound
- Seymour: Where the Railroad Made John Mellencamp's Hometown
- Site of the Bedford Branch, State Bank of Indiana
- South Whitley
- Spiceland: Quakers and Spice Bushes
- St. Francis Xavier Cathedral, Vincennes
- Taylor University: Methodist Mission Becomes Evangelical College
- Taylorsville: The County Seat Columbus Left Behind
- Tecumseh at the Thames: The Death That Ended an Era
- Tecumseh's Confederacy and What Tippecanoe Actually Decided
- The Arabia Bridge: Parke County's Shortest and Strangest
- The Ball Brothers Pillars
- The Cataract Falls Covered Bridge
- The Children the War Left Behind
- The Civilian Conservation Corps at Pokagon
- The Crump Theatre
- The Fall Creek Massacre Trial
- The John Stewart Settlement House
- The Lincoln Highway Ideal Section
- The Miller House: Mid-Century Modernism at Its Peak
- The Millhousen Mission Cross
- The Old Michigan City Lighthouse
- The Only Battle Fought in Indiana
- The Owen County Courthouse
- The Potawatomi Trail of Death
- The Republic: Columbus's Glass Press
- The Shawnee, Miami, and the Cleared Interior
- The Terre Haute Boys Club
- The Wabash and Erie Canal at Logansport
- The Wedding Cake Barn
- Theodore Roosevelt High School, Gary
- Theodore Rose Well House, Indiana University
- Tippecanoe: The Battle That Made a President
- Tremont: Swallowed by the Dunes
- Trine University: Angola's Tri-State School
- Upland, Indiana: The Gas Boom Saved the College
- Valparaiso University: The Poor Man's Harvard and Its Lutheran Second Life
- Van Buren: Named for the Sitting President
- Wabash, First Electrically Lighted City
- Washington Park Zoo: Built by the New Deal on a Sand Dune
- Waterloo, Indiana: Railroad Stop Named for a Battle
- What Was Here Before: Gary, Indiana
- Where Ecology Was Born
- Woodlawn Monument, a Civil War Soldiers' Lot
- Wyandotte Caves: Eight Thousand Years Underground