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HI founder, Tiffany Benedict Browne has spoken to a number of local clubs and groups on a variety of topics relating to Indianapolis history.

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Tiffany Benedict Browne founded HI and is still the Chief Inspiration Officer and Editor. HI is an independently run online media company, not officially affiliated with other history or perservation related organizations.

We have tens of thousands of annual visitors to our website and need to know who is visiting. We have found research featured in our work, previously unpublished in modern publications, suddenly appearing elsewhere on the internet, and we must be better stewards of the hard work and research presented by our contributors. This is our home and we would like to know who is visiting. Your cooperation is appreciated, and you still have FREE access to all our content.