“‘Transplanted from Kiev to Hoosierdom’:  How the Industrial Removal Office Directed Jewish Immigrants to Terre Haute,” by Jack Glazier

“‘Oatmeal and Coffee’:  Memoirs of a Hoosier Soldier in World War I,” Kenneth Gearhart Baker, introduced and edited by Robert H. Ferrell, transcription and postcript by Betty Baker Rinker

“Hoosier Women and the Civil War Home Front,” by Thomas D. Rodgers

“A Truly Midwestern City: Indianapolis on the Eve of the Great Depression,” by Bradford Sample

“The Fort Wayne Standard: A Reform Newspaper in the 1850s Storm,” by Peggy Seigel

“From Benevolence to Reform: The Expanding Career of Mrs. Rhoda M. Coffin,” by Ellen D. Swain

“Indiana Archives: Oral History Collections,” by John M. Glen, James B. Lane, Glenn L. McMullen, and Barbara Truesdell

“The Menace of the Feebleminded: George Bliss, Amos Butler, and the Indiana Committee on Mental Defectives,” by Robert L. Osgood

“Young Believers and Old Believers in the Wilderness: Narratives of Place and the Construction of Family among Western Shakers,” by Dawn E. Bakken

“Letters from Mudlavia: ‘…it is just very hard to get well,’”  by Sharlene Vogt Cochrane