Introducing Indiana-Hoosiers and their Heritage The Indiana Historian . It describes many aspects of the state of Indiana - today and in the past. Indiana Historical Bureau serving the state since 1915 Introducing Indiana -past and present an issue of The Indiana Historian Hoosiers and their heritage Hoosiers, like other Americans, divide their lives between work, family, and leisure time.
Educational opportunities are a large concern.
Indiana public and private schools, colleges, and universities have continued to educate Hoosiers and contribute to the cultural life of the state. Early Hoosiers had great concern about religious freedom, and many religious denominations have flourished here and contributed much to the fabric of Indiana life. Residents from even the smallest town have preserved their history and traditions through museums, libraries, archives, and publications. Today, there are over 370 museums in Indiana focused on a variety of subjects. Hoosiers have been prolific and successful writers.