New Monument Circle marker commemorates history of first Pride
The marker, which reads 'Indiana LGBTQ Pride' was put up May 27 and is the result of a two-year collaboration between Indy Pride and the Indiana Historical Bureau.
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The marker, which reads 'Indiana LGBTQ Pride' was put up May 27 and is the result of a two-year collaboration between Indy Pride and the Indiana Historical Bureau.
The first Black woman licensed to practice law in North Carolina had a historical maker named in her honor on a highway in her hometown, Goldsboro, on
The first female African American lawyer to get a license to practice law in North Carolina — and Goldsboro native — Ruth Whitehead Whaley will be honored with a historical
Indiana to unveil a marker honoring a Black soldier whose career spanned from the trenches of World War I to officer training at an American college.
The Indiana Historical Bureau's Historical Marker Program helps celebrate Morgan County's 200 years of history.