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The original plat map of the Indiana Farm Colony for

The original plat map of the Indiana Farm Colony for

The original plat map of the Indiana Farm Colony for the Feeble-Minded facility from February of 1920 showing the land bought from 14 local families in order to create the layout. The site is home to the Muscat... More

The Aitkenhead Colony building, built in 1920, was

The Aitkenhead Colony building, built in 1920, was

The Aitkenhead Colony building, built in 1920, was the first patient housing building built on the site of the new Indiana Farm Colony for the Feeble-Minded, named after William Aitkenhead, first Treasurer of t... More

Taken by famed photographer Otto White on January 25,

Taken by famed photographer Otto White on January 25,

Taken by famed photographer Otto White on January 25, 1923, this photo shows the first patient housing building built on the site of the Indiana Farm Colony for the Feeble-Minded, the Aitkenhead Colony, in the ... More

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