We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Jim Morris. A civic leader, global ambassador and tireless advocate for Indiana, Jim leaves an enduring legacy through his tremendous impact on our community. He played a pivotal role in establishing White River State Park as a cultural corridor for our city, and his vision helped transform the profile of Indianapolis. A dedicated public servant, Jim received the 2021 Sachem Award in recognition of his countless accomplishments and contributions. Our thoughts are with the family Jim leaves behind. He will be greatly missed.
Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites
Museums, Historical Sites, and Zoos
Indianapolis, Indiana 2,877 followers
About us
The Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites is a statewide museum system with 12 locations, offering visitors a chance to engage with Indiana’s past and present and see how their actions help shape the future. At each location, visitors are invited to explore big questions and create lasting experiences that will resonate long after each visit ends. Whether interested in art or architecture, history or science, there’s something for everyone and every interest. The Indianapolis museum is located in White River State Park in the heart of downtown Indianapolis. The historic sites are located statewide, stretching from Rome City in northeastern Indiana to Evansville in the southwest.
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http://www.indianamuseum.org
External link for Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites
- Industry
- Museums, Historical Sites, and Zoos
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Indianapolis, Indiana
- Type
- Nonprofit
Locations
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Primary
650 W. Washington St.
Indianapolis, Indiana 46204, US
Employees at Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites
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Meghan Smith
Conservation Lab Manager at Indiana State Museum & Historic Sites
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Joanna Hahn
Central Region Director
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Robin Penny
Office Guru | Simplifier | Quality Controller
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Katy Wagner, MA, ATR-P, LMHCA
Governmental Affairs Committee Chair Advocating for Indiana Art Therapy Licensure
Updates
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Share the wonder of Metamora’s bustling canal town as our new site interpreter at Whitewater Canal State Historic Site! Learn more and apply for this part-time position. >> https://bit.ly/4eLAwRD
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This summer, we’re collaborating with our partners at GSK and The Franklin Institute to bring engaging STEM activities to kids across the state through the GSK #ScienceintheSummer program! Together, we’re exploring all things outer space with future scientists at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis, Indy Parks and Recreation and more. #GSKSIS Read all about this incredible summer program in our blog. » https://bit.ly/4eyJodn
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Are you passionate about lifelong learning and sharing the stories of Indiana? Maybe you belong in a museum! We’re hiring for a variety of roles across the state, including a public programs manager, historic site interpreter, tour guide and more. Learn more and apply. >> https://t.ly/G4Hid #jobs #hiring
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What’s next for the museum? Is it “All About Death,” “Museum Marvels” or something completely different? We want to hear from you! We’re always looking for new ways to experience all things Indiana with you. Let us know what types of exhibits you’d like to see at the museum in this short survey. >> https://bit.ly/4bxta2h
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Yesterday, we were thrilled to host our partners at Downtown Indy, Inc., the Indiana Restaurant & Lodging Association and Los Arroyos to kick off outdoor patio dining season across the city. Our Canal-side terrace at the Famers Market Café, with its incredible view of downtown Indy, is one of the many incredible places to enjoy the sunshine while you eat. We'll see you at lunchtime!
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Help us congratulate Beth Breymier, our sales and events manager, on being honored as a nominee for a ROSE Award last night! Every year, our partners at Visit Indy host the ROSE Awards to honor the front-line service superstars who goes above and beyond to make every visitor feel special. Beth, thank you for all you do!
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Nearly 200 years after it stood in Indiana's original capitol, a beautiful case clock has returned home to Corydon Capitol State Historic Site! Turn back time and learn how this clock made its way back to the Gov. Hendricks House in our new blog. > https://rb.gy/l10tju
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We're hiring! Our passionate team is seeking new members to help us encourage lifelong learning across our downtown museum and 11 historic sites through a variety of positions. Learn more and apply. >> https://t.ly/G4Hid
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Last week, student scientists presented their research projects at our 2024 Eco-Science Challenge! 🌱 These young people developed and tested fascinating research questions focused on finding solutions to current eco-science issues, with topics ranging from endangered species and hydraulics to representation in STEAM fields and beyond. Join us in congratulating them on their excellent work!
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