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The Harrison Family Legacy in Latin America

Colombia · Colombia

The Harrison Family Legacy in Latin America

Spanning three generations, the Harrisons played active roles in the political and economic development of Latin America during a century of transformation. The 19th century was a time when European imperial powers were waning, and newly independent Latin American nations were emerging. It was also a period when the idea of Pan-Americanism began to take shape, a concept of political and economic solidarity among the nations of the Western Hemisp…See the Story

Lost Barrios of Indiana: “Block and Pennsy” of Indiana Harbor, Part II

Part two of this blog series examines the aftereffects of Urban Renewal Project No. 1 from 1964-1969. The previous blog in this series examines the planning and start of this project from 1957-1963. A new mayoral administration in 1964 noted that Urban Renewal Project No.1 had built no residential buildings. Instead, it parcelled away the Block and Pennsy neighborhood through demolition, forcing those displaced to live in temporary mobile homes…East Chicago · East Chicago Read Article

Lost Barrios of Indiana: “Block and Pennsy” of Indiana Harbor, Part I

The first acknowledgement of the Indiana Harbor barrio came in newsprint; The Lake County Times (now The Hammond Times) on July 10, 1923, labeled this area “little Mexico.” This nickname would be used continuously to describe Indiana Harbor throughout the decades. As this lakefront area grew, so did the approximately half-mile square known as Block and Pennsy. Short for Block and Pennsylvania Avenues; the north and south boundaries of this neigh…East Chicago · East Chicago Read Article

It’s Eggcellent: National Egg Month

It’s National Egg Month. When prices are high like they’ve been this year, one of the most important things, in my opinion, in regards to eggs is their safe transport. It just so happens that the Mapes’ Safety Cushion Egg Flats were produced in my hometown, Griffith, Indiana. I find this to be most eggcellent. As a lover or eggs, I celebrate the wonders and diverse uses of the product. However, all eggs have to start somewhere, and that is with …Griffith, Indiana · Griffith Read Article

Globes Continue to Celebrate Asian Heritage Month - Golden Globes

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month in the U.S., but the Golden Globes started celebrating early. Asians were the big winners at the 82nd annual Golden Globes ceremony, held Jan. 5, 2025, at the Beverly Hilton. Hulu-FX’s “Shogun” won for TV series, drama, as well as seeing its two lead actors take home trophies: Anna Sawai and Hiroyuki Sanada, as respectively female actor and actor in a TV series, drama. In addition, Tadano…Golden Globe · Indianapolis See the Story

More Than 400 Indiana Students Shine at National History Day in Indiana State Contest

The Indiana Historical Society (IHS) proudly announces 400 students from schools across the state took part in the 2025 National History Day in Indiana (NHDI) State Contest at Marian University on Saturday, April 26. NHDI is a yearlong program dedicated to enhancing history education in Indiana’s schools. The 2025 theme is “Rights & Responsibilities in History.” All first- and second-place state finishers in each junior and senior category are n…Indianapolis · Indianapolis Read Article

The Making of the Documentary, “Beyond El Barrio”

Before I put the pieces together about El Barrio, I knew of El Nopal Market and the Espinoza family. The market was a small Latino-owned grocery store that was operated by Feliciano “Felix” Espinoza located at 810 North Street. After an introduction to the family, I conducted a group oral history interview with a few of his children in late 2019. Through them and from later reading a few transcripts from a 1990 Indianapolis-based oral history p…Indianapolis · Indianapolis Read Article

New Indiana County Historian Appointed in Monroe County

The Indiana Historical Society is excited to announce that a new Indiana county historian has been appointed in Monroe County. New Monroe County historian David Nord is professor emeritus of journalism and adjunct professor emeritus of history at Indiana University–Bloomington. He is a former interim editor and associate editor of the Journal of American History. Nord did his undergraduate work at Valparaiso University, and he completed the M.A.…Monroe County, Indiana · Monroe County Read Article

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