Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History, Spring 2009, Volume 21, Number 2

• Other Authors: Ray E. Boomhower; Mark E. Lasbury; Nelson Price; Douglas Wissing; Wilma L. Moore; James B. Lane; John Kendall Ward; Jeremy Hackerd; Maxine F. Brown
• Format: Text
• Language: unknown
• Published: Indiana Historical Society 2009
• Subjects: Biographies; Celebrities; Balloons (Aircraft); Balloon racing; Balloonists; Air travel; Aircraft; Airships; Aeronautics; Racetracks; Indianapolis Motor Speedway (Speedway; Ind.); Entertainers; Motion picture industry; Motion pictures; Bands; Musicians; Radio personalities; Actors; Ethnic groups; Festivals; Food; Fraternities & sororities; Archives; Slave trade; Slavery; Settlements; Settlers; Labor supply; Labor unions; Strikes; Women; Women's rights; Steel industry strikes; Steel industry; Steel; Explorers; Nurses; Gardens; Gardening; Arctic; Psi; Alaska
• Online Access: http://cdm16797.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/p16797coll39/id/6641

Traces of Indiana and Midwestern History is a quarterly history magazine published by the Indiana Historical Society. This issue features the articles Editors' Page: The Bare Necessities; America's Derby in the Clouds: Carl Fisher and the 1909 National Balloon Race; A Wonderful Life: Phil Harris of Linton, Indiana; Vincennes Fricassee: Church Fare of Indiana's Creole Colony; Black History News and Notes: Kappa Alpha Psi State Historical Marker; Everyday People: Short Collections, Long on History; The Mitchems of Harrison County; Indiana Women of Steel; An Arctic Adventure: Mollie Ward Greist in Alaska; and Images of Indiana.