Frontier Indiana by Indiana Historical Society - 2001

Indianapolis, IN: Indiana Historical Society Press, 2001 This kit contains a 30-minute videocassette, a 52-page videocassette teacher's guide, two full-color classroom posters, a CD-ROM for Mac?Windows, a 20-age CD-ROM teacher's guide, requires 64 MB RAM and 8X CD-ROM driver. The material explores the frontier period of Indiana history from 1700-1800 in which Native Americans, the French, the British, and the American all lived here at some point. The story focuses on how these groups interacted with the natural environment and laid the foundation for today's Indiana (and Illinois and Wisconsin). The video focuses on the Wabash River area, specifically Fort Wayne and Vincennes. Originally listed at $49.95.