West Baden Springs Hotel: a wonder and a treasure
BY GRACE HOUSHOLDER Thanks to Indiana Landmarks and the vision and generosity of entrepreneurs William and Gayle Cook and their family, southern Indiana is home to one of the eighth…
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The Shrine of Christ’s Passion
The Shrine is an interactive, multimedia, “Prayer Trail” that depicts the last days of Jesus Christ’s life on earth. 40 life size bronze sculptures, each an exquisite work of art, line the winding half mile path.
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Indiana Celebrates Black History Month
Indiana’s proud African-American heritage stretches back to the early 1800s. Today, the state proudly commemorates National Black History Month in February with a diverse lineup of attractions, events and celebrations taking place all throughout the state.
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Jeffersonville, New Albany offers best of both Worlds
Perched along the banks of the Ohio River, the two charming southern Indiana towns of Jeffersonville and New Albany offer visitors the best of both worlds – easy access to the big city (Louisville) with the pace and appeal of small-town life.
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Finding Hidden Treasures in Indiana’s Public Libraries
A treasure trove awaits Hoosier travelers, hidden in unexpected places: libraries.
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The Putnam County Museum
1105 N Jackson St., Greencastle, IN 46135 OFFICE: 765.653.8419 EMAIL: INFO@PUTNAMCOUNTYMUSEUM.ORG The mission of the Putnam County Museum is to collect, preserve, and interpret the natural, historical and cultural heritage of the…
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The Eagles Theatre Renovation
Wabash, Indiana, is a fusion of historic character, world-class entertainment, and fascinating attractions. The town’s alluring art scene, along with boutique shopping and local eateries, add to its appeal. Pride in its historic charm…
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Indiana’s Restored Theaters in Terre Haute
Terre Haute’s Indiana Theatre was purchased by Rob Lundstrom in April 2013 and renovations began that same year. According his nephew, Logan Lundstrom, “He grew up in Terre Haute and always thought…
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High Tech history opens in Corydon
If high tech and history sound like an oxymoron to you, you haven’t visited the new Harrison County Discovery Center in Corydon, Indiana. Recently completed, the Discovery Center celebrates Indiana’s…
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Indiana’s Oldest Restaurants
By Jane Ammeson When Abraham Lincoln stopped at the Noon Day Inn in 1844, the stage stop in Haubstadt had already been serving travelers for almost 20 years, having opened in…
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