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This document lists various organizations, museums, libraries, and historical sites located around the city of Terre Haute, Indiana and the surrounding counties that provide opportunities to learn about the history and culture of the local area. Some of the locations mentioned include the Clabber Girl Museum, Eugene V. Debs Museum, various Indiana State University archives and libraries, the Coal Town & Railroad Museum, and historical societies of Vigo, Knox, and Sullivan counties.
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