American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana Formerly known as the Indiana Civil Liberties Union, the Indiana branch of the American Civil Liberties Union, or ACLU, is… Read More »American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana
Lester M. Hunt (Nov. 21, 1894-June 14, 1962). Former political editor and writer for the , Lester M. Hunt was born in Minneapolis… Read More »Lester M. Hunt
Roy Wilson Howard (Jan. 1, 1883-Nov. 20, 1964). A native of Gano, Ohio, Roy Wilson Howard was the son of a railroad brakeman.… Read More »Roy Wilson Howard
Robert L. Hoover (Jan. 6, 1898-Dec. 30, 1981). A newspaper reporter who covered the era of bank robberies in the 1930s, Robert L.… Read More »Robert L. Hoover
A Hoosier Chronicle A Hoosier Chronicle (New York, 1912) was written by Indianapolis popular author . It is a powerful novel of politics… Read More »A Hoosier Chronicle
Samuel Henderson (ca. 1800-1883). A native of Kentucky, Henderson was among the first settlers in the new capital and immediately became a… Read More »Samuel Henderson
Hampton Family Band The Hampton Family is an African American family of jazz musicians whose individual members and various ensemble configurations have contributed… Read More »Hampton Family Band
Francis F. Hamilton (Feb. 21, 1891-Sept. 3, 1960). Francis F. Hamilton was the son of Lucius Hamilton, a founder of the Hamilton-Harris Company of… Read More »Francis F. Hamilton
Thomas Haas (Dec. 7, 1937-Feb. 21, 1991). Thomas Haas was artistic director of the (IRT). He graduated from Montclair State College and… Read More »Thomas Haas
Harvey Gregg (Mar 5, 1792-Apr 3, 1833). Arriving in Indianapolis in December 1821 from Henry County, Kentucky, Gregg was admitted to practice… Read More »Harvey Gregg
