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An 80-year-old map shows what the popular landmarks and attractions were throughout Indiana in the 1940s.

Over a thousand years ago, Illinois was the site of a massive civilization known as Cahokia, Now guests can visit what remains of their mounds.

Today we took a quick quiz on 8th-grade-level American History, and let's just say it didn't end well for some.

Kentucky's oldest city, Harrodsburg, has been right there from the start. It was also the first permanent U.S. settlement west of the Allegheny Mountains.

I visited Dunbar Cave State Park and took a guided cave tour to learn about the ancient Mississippian people who once inhabited this area and left their mark on cave walls

Several abandoned structures called 'water cribs' can be seen along the shoreline of Chicago, but do you know what they were for and why they are still there?

Did you know there is a massive mound of land in Wisconsin that is shaped like a man and has been named a National Historic Landmark?

Evansville has a history of bootlegging and corruption. Author Erick Jones reveals his family's involvement in his book "Wide Open Evansville." Meet the author.

There's one very strange thing about the bathrooms at Rockford's Coronado Performing Arts Center, but the reason for it makes total sense.

The P47 Foundation recently acquired a working 1943 Sherman tank which will be on display at the Evansville Wartime Museum over the 4th of July weekend.