-
Sale!
Our iconic water tower is again featured on this pin. It was designed especially for our celebration on March 23, 2024. There is no date or mention of the 70th anniversary, so there is a possibility it may be offered on an ongoing basis. Height: 1.5" -
Milan 54 Ornament in the shape of Indiana -
White ceramic coffee mug -
White ceramic coffee mug, shows all players on the Championship1954 team. Stands 4" tall -
Book: Where Basketball is King...or is it Knight? Confessions of an Indiana Hoosier Fan -
Reprinted Sesquicentennial Cookbook from 2004 with additional recipes from the former Railroad Inn Restaurant, operated by the museum founder, Roselyn McKittrick. -
These are 9" x 13.5" replicate road signs as you drive into the town of Milan -
HICKORY T-Shirt -
MILAN Legends T-Shirt #54 -
11x14 unsigned (click photo to see entire poster) -
Beige t-shirt with museum logo on front pocket area (no pocket). -
Grey t-shirt with The State of Basketball logo in the center. Comes in both black and red text coloring in both men and women's sizes. Black lettering includes quote on back of the shirt from Mary Lou Wood - Milan Coach's Wife, 1954. Red lettering includes quote on back of the shirt from Coach Norman Dale - Movie Hoosiers, 1986. -
Beanie with logo in a knit fabric and will stretch to fit. (up to about 13" across and should fit most people). Black with museum logo, 100% acrylic, hand washable. -
9.5" across and does not stretch. Black with museum logo. Double stitching around bottom of the hat. Would be good for youth. Machine washable. -
The Milan Sesquicentennial Plate from 2004 was distributed to celebrate Milan's 150th Anniversary. -
Sale!
Our popular iconic water tower bobblehead has been enhanced by adding a commemorative gold plaque to the base of the water tower. -
Sale!
Our commemorative shirts have a specially designed 70th Anniversary Logo on the front pocket area and a photo of the '54 Team on the back. Color: Beige -
Hinkle Fieldhouse has been one of the most important basketball arenas in America. Find out how this magnificent field house, with the largest seating capacity (15,000) of any arena in the country, got built in Indianapolis in 1928.
