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The APH Cafe' dog works with his master at the American Printing House for the Blind in Louisville Kentucky. Watch them as they tour the plant.

An informal tour of Victorian bas reliefs on buildings constructed between 1880 and 1929 in Louisville Kentucky and surrounding communities.

An informal bike tour of nineteenth century architectural details in Louisville Kentucky.

In the mid-1940's, one family set upon the monumental task of turning a wild Southern Indiana valley into the area's premier camping and fishing getaway. Heartwarming hi-jinks ensue, told in their own words.

A book about cave archaeology in Southern Indiana.

It is well known that Daniel Boone led the charge from New England to Kentucky, but he also traveled into and through Indiana, and ended his days in the great expanses near St. Louis. This book explores all of the time he spent in the Hoosier state, and why he was here. Fun and full of maps!

The ancestry and descendants of Laura Jane (Green) True and Carl Allen True, both of Pekin, Indiana.

State Senator Victor Green and his wife, Mabel, tell their story of transforming a wild, untamed hidden valley, into a fishing, camping, and caving paradise for the people of Southern Indiana. A tale of hope, hilarity, adventure - a treat for all ages.

A collection of maps and passages detailing Daniel Boone's time in Indiana, specifically his trail from Cincinnati to Vincennes, and on to St. Louis.