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	Indiana Division and Genealogy Division, Indiana State Library 140 N. Senate Ave Indianapolis, IN 46204 Education Division Indiana Historical Society 450 West Ohio Street Indianapolis, IN 46202 The Indiana Junior Historical Society is one of the country's oldest heritage organizations for young people.  They publish a newsletter and provide a variety of programs. Indiana Junior Historical Society 140 North Senate Avenue Indianapolis, IN  46204 317-232-2536 Indiana State Museum 650 West Washington Street Indianapolis, IN 46204 317-232-1637 Fax: 317-232-7090 The Indiana Historical Bureau (IHB) provides information on a variety of resources in Indiana. Two quarterly publications, "Indiana Historian" and "Indiana History Bulletin" are sent to several public agencies in Indiana, including public schools; other publications are also available. Workshops are offered annually. The Delaware County Historical Alliance provides local heritage education materials to the Muncie community. Walking tours, traveling trunks, and other information on cemetery studies, historic architecture, national register properties, oral history, historic documents, historic farms, community history, genealogy, objects and artifacts, and historic sites are available. Delaware County Historical Alliance 120 E. Washington Street Muncie, IN  47305-1734 317-282-1550 FAX  317-282-1058 e-mail Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana sponsors the "Create A Landmark" Contest, now in its 11th year, in cooperation with the Indianapolis Children's Museum.  This program encourages students across the state to learn about a favorite landmark while constructing a model.  The "Stores Buildings Tell" is a traveling trunk that annually reaches over half of the state's 92 counties helping to teach historic preservation and architecture.  Publications by the Foundation include "On the Street Where You Live, a guide to architectural styles, the "Historic House Research Handbook," and "Be  a Building Watcher."  Building Blocks is published twice a year and reaches a circulation of over 900 people interested in promoting heritage education.  Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana 340 West Michigan Street Education and Information Coordinator Indianapolis, IN  46202-3204 317-639-4534 FAX 317-639-6734 Southhold Preservation provides booklets, teachers' guides, tours, and audio-visual programs relating to architecture and community history in South Bend. Their program has been developed for fourth grade, although it may be adapted. Southhold Preservation, Inc. P.O. Box 4241 South Bend, IN  46634 219-234-3441 Historic Southern Indiana(HSI) is a heritage-based regional outreach program of the University of Southern Indiana, serving the southern 26 counties of Indiana since 1986. Its goals are to identify, preserve, enhance, and promote the historical and natural resources of the region. HSI was one of the 16 pilot programs of the National Trust for Historic Preservation's heritage tourism initiative, 1990-1993.  Services and programs related to heritage education include annual workshops and symposia designed to enhance the quality of services at historic sites and museums and the linkages between the classroom and these sites and publications such as a biennial Guide to Historic Sites in Southern Indiana and Teachers' Resource Guide for Historic Sites. Copies of lesson and unit plans from previous workshops on 'nearby history" are available by mail. Working with Project Athena, HSI has developed three interactive classroom projects, with videos, based on three major historic communities/sites. Contact HSI for dditional information on programs and services and their availability. Historic Southern Indiana 8600 University Blvd Evansville, IN 47712 Telephone: 812 465-7014 Fax: 812 465-7061 Email:hsi@usi.edu