Places
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Indiana’s Freetown Village Brings African American History to Life
The passion project of former teacher Ophelia Wellington, Freetown Village engages visitors with music, exhibits and more.
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Clabber Girl Billboard Gets Restored to Former Glory
The iconic Clabber Girl billboard off of U.S. 40 underwent a massive restoration, making it a bright and...
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Take a Step Back in Time in Memorable Metamora
Metamora, Indiana offers a plentitude of historical landmarks, outdoor activities and events that are reminiscent of older days.
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You Have to Check Out This Colorful Ice Tree
Veal's Ice Tree is a vibrant sensation, boasting a rainbow of colors as it towers between 30 and...
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Parke County: The Covered Bridge Capital of the World
Parke County offers many attractions, including covered bridges, historic mills, orchards and bakeries.
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This Indiana Winery is the ‘Best’
Nestled in the rolling hills of southern Indiana, Best Vineyards Winery and Distillery began in 2000 as a...
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Soak Up Summer in Jay County
Find out what makes Eeastern Indiana's Jay County a spot for summertime fun.
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Why You Should Visit the Evansville African American Museum
The Evansville landmark unites the community through history.
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Freedom, Farming and the National Exhibit on Lyles Station
Learn about the history behind the African-American farming community of Lyles Station.
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Go Par for the Course on the Pete Dye Golf Trail
The Pete Dye Golf Trail shows that great design makes for a hole-in-one.
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