@nicole.martinez.legrand

@nicole.martinez.legrand has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in December 2023. Resources nicole.martinez.legrand has populated their site with include: • Hoosier a French Word? - Indiana Historical Society • (History is for Everyone) Complimentary NGS Magazine Articles • [Mirror Indy] Two Mexican Americans reminisce on volunteering at the X Pan American Games • Indiana and the Midwest’s Oldest Latino-Owned Business Turns 100 - Indiana Historical Society • The Harrison Family Legacy in Latin America - Indiana Historical Society • Lost Barrios of Indiana: “Block and Pennsy” of Indiana Harbor, Part II - Indiana Historical Society • Historian Nicole Martinez-LeGrand on the lost history of Indianapolis’ El Barrio • Beyond el Barrio - Full Documentary (22 mins) • Asian American Voices in Indiana • Hoosier Latinos: A Century of Struggle, Service and Success • [Mirror Indy] The games that put Indianapolis on the world sports stage • Lost Barrios of Indiana: “Block and Pennsy” of Indiana Harbor, Part I - Indiana Historical Society • Why is there a China, Indiana? (And Other Questions Answered) - Indiana Historical Society • History Hidden in Plain Sight: The Chinese Club on Massachusetts Avenue - Indiana Historical Society • No Mean City: Indianapolis’ First Asian Citizen and Voter - Indiana Historical Society • Asian Businesses of Monument Circle: Ikko Matsumoto - Indiana Historical Society • The Show-You Sauce of Columbia City - Indiana Historical Society • The Famous Bamboo Inn Restaurant: 1918-1961 - Indiana Historical Society • It's Always Christmas in Hammond - Indiana Historical Society • Getting to Know Harry - Indiana Historical Society • The Other Side of FDR - Indiana Historical Society • The Making of the Documentary, “Beyond El Barrio” - Indiana Historical Society • Gary Indiana’s Spanish Castle - Indiana Historical Society • Finding Phillip Gomez, an Indianapolis World War I Veteran - Indiana Historical Society • A Quick Primer on Latino and Hispanic Heritage Month - Indiana Historical Society • Indiana’s Oldest Latino Hoosier Tradition Turns 100 - Indiana Historical Society • 1945: Indianapolis Women’s Department Club Hosts Academy Awarding Winning Chinese American Film Producer, Li Ling-Ai - Indiana Historical Society • Asian Businesses of Monument Circle, 1918-1948 - Indiana Historical Society • Discovering Notre Dame’s Latin American Students, est. 1851 - Indiana Historical Society • The Legacy of Figueroa Printers, Indiana’s First Spanish Language Newspaper - Indiana Historical Society • The Lost Barrio of Indianapolis - Indiana Historical Society • Under the Expressway: Lost Barrio of Indianapolis, Part II - Indiana Historical Society • Why is there a Mexico, Indiana? (And Other Questions Answered) - Indiana Historical Society • By the Train Loads: Mexican Repatriation Movement in the Midwest, Part I - Indiana Historical Society • By the Train Loads: Mexican Repatriation Movement in the Midwest, Part II - Indiana Historical Society • Fiestas Patrias Parade and Indiana’s First Mexican Queen - Indiana Historical Society • The Early Beginnings of the Mexican Consulate in Indiana: 1907-1927 - Indiana Historical Society • Mexican Restaurant Titans of Indianapolis: Acapulco Joe’s & El Sol de Tala - Indiana Historical Society • Not all Latinos are Mexican: The Story of a 1920s Peruvian Steel Worker from Gary, Indiana - Indiana Historical Society • The Real History Behind Cinco de Mayo - Indiana Historical Society • Where There is Food, There is a Farmworker - Indiana Historical Society • Russell Harrison’s Last Act as Consul of Mexico, 1931 - Indiana Historical Society • Indigenous History in Indiana: Treaties and the Complexity of Language Preservation - Indiana Historical Society • [WBEZ Chicago] East Chicago to celebrate its history as ‘the epicenter of Latino history in Indiana’ • [NWI Times] Trailblazing East Chicago newspaper publisher to be enshrined in Indiana Journalism Hall of Fame • Latino Arts Movement of the Early Twentieth Century - Indiana Historical Society • One Roof, Two Churches: Shared Faith of Mexican and Black Catholics During the Segregation Era - Indiana Historical Society • [WISH TV] I Love to Read: Learning about Latin, Asian-American culture in Indiana • [WICR 88.7] www.hoosierhistorylive.org • Indiana’s Viva Kennedy Campaign - Indiana Historical Society • [Mirror Indy] Chili craze: Hoosiers used to kick back at chili parlors • [Mirror Indy] Tamale Craze in Indianapolis • [Mirror Indy] The festival of Our Lady of Guadalupe happens every year on Dec. 12