The Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site is hosting a variety of events leading up to the Fourth of July, including the Future ...

A rare presidential artifact long held in private hands is now on public view in Indiana – at least for the summer. The original, signed reading copy of President Benjamin Harrison’s 1889 inaugural ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site is hosting a special peek into life in the 1890s for Presidents Day on Monday. During its “Live! Presidents Day” event, the museum is ...

It was the height of the Second Industrial Revolution and the White House had just welcomed it's 23rd president, Benjamin Harrison. Benjamin — the grandson of ninth U.S. President William Henry ...

By Marilyn Odendahl The Indiana Citizen July 6, 2026 At a special ceremony on Thursday, which honored the current class and ...

At the former home of the 23rd president of the United States, people got free tours of the historic site and experienced ...

Benjamin Harrison told attendees in his 1889 inaugural address, “I do not mistrust the future.” Charles Hyde For Charles Hyde, president of the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site, that simple but ...

ON APRIL 13, 1891, President Benjamin Harrison embarked on a tour of the nation by rail. At the time, the trip crisscrossing the entire country was the most extensive travel ever undertaken by a ...

Oct. 1 (UPI) --On this date in history: In 1890, legislation is signed by President Benjamin Harrison creating Yosemite National Park, making it the nation's third national park. In 2016, the park ...

INDIANAPOLIS — A panel discussion on May 7 will give attendees the chance to hear from multiple individuals who were at one point “within arm’s reach” of top government officials, like the president. ...

A photograph from 1888 discovered in the WCHS archives shows a giant campaign ball being paraded through Hagerstown. The ball was a form of political advertising for Republican presidential candidate ...

INDIANAPOLIS (INDIANA CAPITAL CHRONICLE) — A “rare” presidential artifact long held in private hands is now on public view in Indiana — at least for the summer. The original, signed reading copy of ...