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This is another part of Hamilton County’s history with steamboats. Many people probably remember the various ...
May in Indiana has been all about racing for over a century, however since 2021 the city of Noblesville has worked ...
We’re digging into the past by inviting two of our former Makers-in-Residence back to offer classes during our busiest months of the year: June and July!
Find HEPL on the Move this summer in local parks, farmers markets, and more to celebrate our 2026 Summer Reading Program!
Join HEPL’s Unearth a Story summer reading program! Log reading and activities between June 1 and July 31 to participate.
The first Saturday in May is noted in the US for the annual running of the Kentucky Derby, but in comic book shops around the country Free Comic Book Day is also celebrated.
We are thrilled to share that the transformation of the Fishers Library is moving into its final, most exciting phases. Our goal has always been to create a space that is as functional as it is inspiring, and these final phases are key to welcoming you back fully this summer.
The United States 250th anniversary is coming up this July 4th! Hamilton County has also been known to host grand anniversary celebrations that reflect its founding.
When you look at the history of inventors in Hamilton County, occasionally a long-forgotten figure will emerge. In 1905, R. Walter Wilson created a system to get steady electrical power from windmills.
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