Rex Stout (Noblesville) – Booth Tarkington- author (Indianapolis) James Alexander Thom (Indianapolis) – Kurt Vonnegut (Indianapolis) – Lew Wallace (Crawfordsville) – Art and Architecture William Merritt Chase- painter (Nineveh) Jim Davis cartoonist (Fairmont) – William Forsyth painter (Indianapolis) – Marie Goth painter (Indianapolis) – Michael Graves architect (Indianapolis) – Robert Indiana sculptor (New Castle) – John McCutcheon cartoonist (Lafayette) – Overbeck sisters potters (Centerville) – Bill Peet Disney artist/illustrator and author (Grandview) – Janet Scudder sculptor (Terre Haute) – Otto Stark painter (Indianapolis) – T.C. Steele painter (Indianapolis) – Politics Birch Bayh U.S. Senator (Terre Haute) – Evan Bayh governor and U.S. Senator (Indianapolis) – Otis Bowen governor, U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services (Bremen) – Schuyler Colfax Vice President (South Bend) – Eugene V. Debs union leader and Presidential candidate (Terre Haute) – Charles W. Fairbanks senator, Vice President (Indianapolis) –U.S. Benjamin Harrison President of the United States – John Hay diplomat, secretary to Abraham Lincoln (Salem) – Thomas Hendricks senator, governor, Vice President (Indianapolis) – Abraham Lincoln President of the United States (New Salem) – Richard Lugar U.S. senator (Indianapolis) – Thomas Marshall governor, Vice President (Columbia City) – Sherman Minton Supreme Court justice ((New Albany, Georgetown) – John Poindexter National Security Advisor ((Washington) – Dan Quayle U.S. Senator, Vice President (Huntington) – John Roberts Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court (Long Beach) – William Ruckelshaus Head of the EPA, U.S. Attorney General (Indianapolis) – Wendell Willkie presidential candidate (Elwood) –
Rex Stout – (Noblesville) Booth Tarkington- author (Indianapolis) James Alexander Thom – (Indianapolis) Kurt Vonnegut – (Indianapolis) Lew Wallace – (Crawfordsville) Art and Architecture William Merritt Chase- painter (Nineveh) Jim Davis – cartoonist (Fairmont) William Forsyth – painter (Indianapolis) Marie Goth – painter (Indianapolis) Michael Graves – architect (Indianapolis) Robert Indiana – sculptor (New Castle) John McCutcheon – cartoonist (Lafayette) Overbeck sisters – potters (Centerville) Bill Peet – Disney artist/illustrator and author (Grandview) Janet Scudder – sculptor (Terre Haute) Otto Stark – painter (Indianapolis) T.C. Steele – painter (Indianapolis) Politics Birch Bayh – U.S. Senator (Terre Haute) Evan Bayh – governor and U.S. Senator (Indianapolis) Otis Bowen – governor, U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services (Bremen) Schuyler Colfax – Vice President (South Bend) Eugene V. Debs – union leader and Presidential candidate (Terre Haute) Charles W. Fairbanks –U.S. senator, Vice President (Indianapolis) Benjamin Harrison – President of the United States John Hay – diplomat, secretary to Abraham Lincoln (Salem) Thomas Hendricks – senator, governor, Vice President (Indianapolis) Abraham Lincoln – President of the United States (New Salem) Richard Lugar – U.S. senator (Indianapolis) Thomas Marshall – governor, Vice President (Columbia City) Sherman Minton – Supreme Court justice ((New Albany, Georgetown) John Poindexter – National Security Advisor ((Washington) Dan Quayle – U.S. Senator, Vice President (Huntington) John Roberts – Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court (Long Beach) William Ruckelshaus – Head of the EPA, U.S. Attorney General (Indianapolis) Wendell Willkie – presidential candidate (Elwood)
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