We are excited for your visit to the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center!
The museum exhibits are available Tuesday through Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Advance Admission Tickets are available, but not required at this time.
Adult: $15 | Senior (60 and over): $14 | Youth (5-17): $5 | Children under 5: Free
IHS Member: Free (active account and sign-in required)
Access Pass Members: $5 (ID REQUIRED) upon entry
*When you purchase admission online, you save $2 per adult or senior ticket.
*Any coupons or promo code discounts will be applied to the general admission ticket prices listed above.
Discounted tickets for Educators, First Responders/Healthcare Workers, Military (active, retired and veteran), ICAA, Time Traveler Network and Local History Partner Plus can be reserved at the door and require ID for entry.
Special Program (included with admission):
2 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Lucy Higgs Nichols was a mother and Civil War nurse who escaped enslavement in Tennessee, joined the Indiana 23rd Regiment, and eventually settled in New Albany, Indiana. Revered by fellow veterans, she gained recognition from influential politicians, the national press, the Grand Army of the Republic, and even Congress as she fought to secure the Nurse's pension she deserved. In a post-Civil War era that often-denied justice and opportunity to Black Americans and women, the Tenacious Nurse Nichols overcame insurmountable obstacles to achieve notoriety, self-sufficiency, and nobility.
Join scholar and professor, Eileen Yanoviak, for a presentation and discussion on her new book The Tenacious Nurse Nichols: An Unsung African American Civil War Hero. There will be a Q&A and book signing following the event. Books will be available for purchase at the Basile History Market.
About the Author:
Eileen Yanoviak holds a PhD in Art History from the University of Louisville. She is the former Director of the Carnegie Center for Art and History in New Albany, Indiana. She is the co-editor of a collection of essays entitled Formations of Identity: Society, Politics, and Landscape (2016) from Cambridge Scholars Publishing and author of Gaela Erwin: Reframing the Past (2016) from the Speed Art Museum. She has authored numerous scholarly essays for Art Inquiries, among others. She is a non-profit professional and teaches at Northern Kentucky University and the University of Arkansas at Little Rock.
NOTES:
- Tickets are valid on selected day only.
- Tickets include access to all History Center exhibits.
- Tickets are single-use only (one ticket may not be used for multiple visits).
- If purchasing as a gift, confirmation and printable tickets can be shared with gift recipient.
- An email address is required for completion of online ticket purchase.
- No additional coupons can be applied to previously purchased tickets.
- No refunds will be issued for unused purchased tickets.
- Discounted tickets for Educators, First Responders/Healthcare Workers, Military (active, retired and veteran), ICAA, Time Traveler Network and Local History Partner Plus can be reserved at the door and require ID for entry.
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PURCHASING TICKETS:
IHS MEMBERS: Once you are signed in and select the IHS Member ticket option, your member discount will be automatically applied on the next page.
NOTE: When you purchase admission online, you save $2 per adult or senior ticket. Any coupons or promo code discounts will be applied to the general admission ticket prices listed above.