Indiana

Hoosier Hannah reminisces about her Indiana childhood at autumntide among the Quakers. She remembers 'Pie Pumpkins time in her mother's kitchen and offers her family recipe for Pumpkin Cake

Hoosier Hannah waxes lyrical about Fall in her native Indiana as the Canadian geese, Sandhill cranes and Whooping cranes fly south to Florida. She takes us to the annual Fall Festivals at Billy Creek Village and Nashville to sample Apple butter, honey and sorghum.

Hoosier Hannah visits the famous Feast of the Hunter’s Moon, a festival reenactment of the 18th Century Rendezvous of trappers and Native Americans that took place each year in September at Fort Quiatenon on the Wabash River, West Lafayette, Indiana.

Hoosier Hannah takes us on a tour of Plainfield, her home town in Hendricks Country, Indiana. Once home to the Miami, Potawatomi, Shawnee, and Delaware tribes, we see how Quakers moved in from North Carolina to settle and farm in the area. We see the traditional Old Settlers Picnic, the Keeley ...

Hoosier Hannah pays a visit to the Exotic Feline Rescue Center near Brazil, Indiana. She meets with over 100 big cats including caracals, lynx, bobcats, ocelots, servals, leopards, panther pumas,lions, and no less than 85 tigers.

Hoosier Hannah continues her tour of Indianapolis, the State Capitol of Indiana, in
Marion County and on The Old National Road crossing the state on U. S. Highway 40.

Hoosier Hannah continues her journey along the Old National Road and pauses in Indianapolis, the state capital, to visit the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indian and Western Art and other cultual facilities.

Hoosier Hannah celebrates the 89th Indy 500, and Indiana's great annual Memorial Day weekend motor racing events.

Hoosier Hannah leads us to the James Dean festivals in Indiana, commemorating the 50th anniversary of his untimely death.

Hoosier Hannah continues on her travels down the Old National Road to Greenfield, birthplace of James Whitcomb Riley, one of America's great poets.