Monkey Hollow Winery in Spencer County is one of several family operations in southern Indiana putting their distilleries to work making hand sanitizer for our communities. Check out this Q&A about how they are using their equipment to produce this much … ift.tt/2WImhr7

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A look inside the first capitol building in Indiana's statehood, Corydon Capitol State Historic Site. ift.tt/3dZYGZd

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Here's the answer to last week's #FinditFriday. The Colgate Clock was built in New Jersey in 1906 and moved to Clarksville in 1924. It sits atop a building which was one of Indiana's first state prisons, opening in 1847. The building was later used as a … ift.tt/2VJNLKP

Did you know that you can see a historic haypress in action at O'Bannon Woods State Park? ift.tt/3cQReOz

Don't miss this virtual history tour of Clifty Falls State Park! ift.tt/3f9pG9c

Learn all about Evansville's history along the Ohio River with this virtual exhibition from the Evansville Museum of Arts, History & Science. ift.tt/2yYd3x5

Southern Indiana's newest scenic railway experience is the Ohio River Scenic Railway. Starting from the Tell City Depot, the train will travel across parts of the Ohio River banks and other natural settings throughout Perry and Spencer Counties. ift.tt/2WAXLYk

Get out and explore by taking a trip on the 7.5-mile Ohio River Greenway. The multi-use path passes through New Albany, Clarksville, Jeffersonville and across Big Four Bridge into downtown Louisville, offering breathtaking views and photo ops the whole w… ift.tt/3bJE3xX

Explore Rose Island, a former 1920s amusement park turned hiking trail at Charlestown State Park. Join the 2-hour guided hike of Rose Island, this Saturday and every Saturday in July. bit.ly/2NvR04K

Ohio River Scenic Byway made the list! How many of these have you visited? ift.tt/3kSaCQb

The Falls of the Ohio presented the biggest natural challenge for early travelers on the Ohio River. But underneath the flowing water sits a 390-million-year-old Devonian-era fossil bed, one of the oldest of its kind in the world. ift.tt/2FgpOX6

Is it starting to look like fall where you're from? Help us capture the beauty of the byway by entering our autumn photo contest and get a chance to win a prize package full of fun things to do along the route! indianashistoricpathways.org/autumn-photo-c…

Lots of these wonderful wineries are right here in southern Indiana! How many have you visited? visitindiana.com/blog/index.php…

On this day in 1848, Gov. Whitcomb signed an act incorporating the Cannelton Cotton Mill Company. The mill closed in 1954, and the building was turned into an apartment complex in 2003 as part of an adaptive restoration project.

#ThrowbackThursday » Men clearing ice near Fourteenth Street Bridge in Clarksville, Indiana, 1940. From Indiana Album #indianahistory

#ThenandNow - A.C. Thomas House in New Harmony, Indiana, 1904 and today. Currently a bed & breakfast, this home was built in 1899 for businessman Amon Clarence Thomas. President Taft reportedly stayed in the home in 1914 when he visited New Harmony for its centennial celebration.

Did you know you can still travel on a historic steamboat that was built in 1914? The @BELLELOUISVILLE offers day & evening cruises on the Ohio River. Originally named Idlewild she is one of the last authentic steamboats in existence & is a National Historic Landmark.

Formerly the home of philanthropist William Culbertson, this mansion boasts intricate masterworks like carved staircases. Relive History At These 20 Indiana Historic Sites 𝐑𝐄𝐀𝐃 𝐌𝐎𝐑𝐄: bit.ly/31LKHRb Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites Go SoIN Tourism