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Jasper, Indiana
Founded in 1873 as a Methodist Episcopal society in nearby Ireland, Indiana, the congregation moved to its current site at State Road 56…
Indianapolis, Indiana
This site was the home of Skiles Test, a wealthy Indianapolis businessman who, after his wife's unexpected death, had her placed in a glass…
Indianapolis, Indiana
The Slippery Noodle Inn opened in 1850 as the Tremont House and is Indiana's oldest bar still in its original building, listed on the…
Mitchell, Indiana
Founded in 1814 around cave springs that never froze, Spring Mill Village became a bustling industrial hub with gristmills, a sawmill, a…
South Bend, Indiana
Dedicated in 1926, Le Mans Hall is the second-oldest building on Saint Mary's College's campus and still its most recognizable, serving…
Martinsville, Indiana
Stepp Cemetery, in what's now Morgan-Monroe State Forest about 15 miles north of Bloomington, sits on land Reuben Stepp bought in 1856; it…
Story, Indiana
Dr. George Story founded this Brown County farming town in 1851; it faded into a near-ghost town after the railroads bypassed it and the…
Kendallville, Indiana
Built in 1890 as the Spencer Opera House, the building was converted into a movie theater in 1919 and had taken the Strand name by 1924;…
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Jehl Park, at Kendawa and White Eagle Drives near Fort Wayne's Georgetown Square, was established in 1979 with support from the Jehl…
Battle Ground, Indiana
At Tippecanoe Battlefield, visitors near the creek after dark report hearing battle cries and seeing human forms running through the woods.…
South Bend, Indiana
Washington Hall, built in 1881, houses Notre Dame's dramatic theater today, but once served as a dormitory — including, legend has it, for…
Fort Wayne, Indiana
The University of Saint Francis's campus library, now named the Lee and Jim Vann Library. Students say a student died by suicide here long…
Terre Haute, Indiana
The Vigo County Historical Society, founded in 1920, now operates its museum out of a building that once served as a halfway house.…
West Baden Springs, Indiana
The West Baden Springs Hotel, topped by a 200-foot dome that was once the largest in the world, opened in 1902 as a Gilded Age resort and…
Indianapolis, Indiana
At the Wheeler-Stokely Mansion, reports include an apparition of a man walking a dog, a woman in old-fashioned dress seen running out a…
Whiting, Indiana
Known as Whiting Beach for decades after the city acquired 22 acres of this Lake Michigan shoreline in 1909, the park later took the name…
Lawrenceburg, Indiana
Whisky's occupies two historic downtown buildings, one dating to around 1835 and the other around 1850, joined together over the years;…
Mitchell, Indiana
Built in 1894, this Victorian house was bought in 1899 by Dr. John Gibbons and his wife Jessie, who took in orphaned and abandoned…
Evansville, Indiana
Willard Library opened its doors in Evansville, Indiana, in 1885, funded by a bequest from local philanthropist Willard Carpenter and built…
Williams, Indiana
Built in 1884 by Joseph J. Daniels, the Williams Covered Bridge is a 373-foot double-span Howe truss bridge over the East Fork of the White…
Poland, Indiana
Founded by German immigrant settlers in 1844 as the Zion German Reformed Church, the congregation's first log building cost $25 to build;…