Henry County Historical Society Museum
New Castle, IN
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New Castle, IN
The Henry County Historical Society preserves and displays the region's history through collections and exhibits. Established in 1887, it remains Indiana's oldest continuously operating historical society. Visitors explore artifacts, genealogy resources, and local heritage displayed in the museum's galleries.
La Porte, IN
Pine Lake Marina offers seasonal boat slips and new model high-performance ski, tritoon, and pontoon rentals on Pine Lake in La Porte, Indiana. Visitors can rent boats with tow packages for wakeboarding, skiing, or tubing, and use a private concrete boat ramp. The marina also features a ship store for marine essentials, a picnic shelter, and restrooms with private showers. The grounds are kept clean for customer enjoyment.
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The Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library in Indianapolis celebrates the life and legacy of Kurt Vonnegut, a World War II veteran, writer, and free speech advocate. Visitors can take tours of its diverse exhibitions and members can borrow books from the lending library. The museum also offers educational programs, including a Veterans Writing Program and the Teaching Vonnegut series. Its building dates to the 1800s and features a Bokonon Lounge.
Elkhart, IN
The National New York Central Railroad Museum in Elkhart, IN, preserves and interprets the history of the New York Central Railroad Company.
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The Howard Steamboat Museum is dedicated to the history of the famous Howard steamboat building family of Jeffersonville, IN. Housed in an 1894-built, 22-room Richardsonian Romanesque mansion, visitors can tour the home and see original furnishings, stained glass windows, and intricate carvings. The museum's collection features models, photographs, paintings, and artifacts related to Howard-built steamboats such as the J.M. White and City of Louisville.
Indianapolis, IN
An active outdoor destination in Indianapolis, Meridian Hills Country Club features golf and recreational amenities. The club offers a pool, swimming programs, a fitness center, and dining with views of the course.
Brazil, IN
Oak Ridge Golf Course is an 18-hole, 72-par course located three miles east of Brazil, Indiana. It features three sets of tees, with the longest stretching 6034 yards, offering a challenging layout for various skill levels. The course is available for tournaments and corporate outings. Children in grades K-12 can play free with a paying adult.
Rushville, IN
A great living museum dedicated to the history of Rush County Indiana.
Howe, IN
Cedar Lake Golf Club in Howe, IN. Par 72, 6,465 yards. Black tees: 71.1/128. Full scorecard, tee data, and nearby courses.
Indianapolis, IN
Buffer Park Golf Course is a golf course located in Indianapolis, IN. It features 9 holes for visitors to play.
Michigan City, IN
The Old Lighthouse Museum is operated by the Michigan City Historical Society. It maintains archival collections and assists with research requests. The museum also provides educational programs for visitors and school groups.
Madison, IN
The Jefferson County Historical Society operates the Local History & Art Museum and the 1895 Railroad Passenger Station Museum, both featuring permanent exhibits. Visitors can also explore special exhibits in the Jefferson Room. The center includes a Library & Archives, offers various programs and events, and houses the Southern Indiana Folk School. It also features local authors.
Bloomington, IN
The Monroe County History Center in Bloomington, Indiana, is a museum preserving the community's past through its collections and artifacts. Visitors can explore exhibits on Monroe County transportation, 1830s pioneer life, the limestone industry, and local military history. Displays also feature American Revolutionary War veterans, an 1880s school house, and the Seward Ironworks Company.
Brownstown, IN
The Jackson County Indiana Historical Society is a local organization in Brownstown, IN, dedicated to studying and preserving the history of Brownstown and Jackson County. It collects and preserves historical artifacts, photographs, and personal stories. Visitors can access local historical records and view exhibits that present research into local families and businesses. The society fosters an appreciation of the past, with an emphasis on local history.
Roanoke, IN
The Roanoke Area Heritage Center is a historical museum established in 1993 by local residents to promote local history. Visitors can explore a variety of displays. Exhibits include a WWII glider pilot, an Indy 500 Driver, and Kil-So-Quah.
Pleasant Lake, IN
The Pleasant Lake History Museum features artifacts relating to the town’s history. Visitors can explore exhibits that highlight various individuals, organizations, and businesses throughout the museum.
Alexandria, IN
Alexandria Monroe Historical Society is a museum in Alexandria. View visitor information, information about the collection and read reviews.
leesburg, IN
Anchor Bay Marina offers state-of-the-art indoor boat storage with 24/7 security and climate-controlled protection on Lake St Clair. The facility features certified lift operators and modern rack storage that minimizes UV damage and keeps boats clean. The marina's service center handles engine repairs, winterization, and fiberglass work for various engine brands.
Boonville, IN
A visit to Warrick County Museum offers a step back in time through exhibits showcasing cultural and natural history. The museum serves the community through school tours and live events, providing educational and cultural programming for visitors of all ages.
Shipshewana, IN
Menno-Hof is a non-profit information center in Shipshewana, Indiana. It teaches visitors about the faith and life of Amish and Mennonites. The center uses multi-image presentations, historical environments, and colorful displays to share the Amish-Mennonite story. Visitors can learn about the unique world of these communities.
New Castle, IN
The Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame celebrates Indiana's profound influence on basketball history, honoring legendary players and figures including John Wooden, Oscar Robertson, and Larry Bird. The museum features exhibits, hosts regional tournaments, and preserves artifacts documenting the state's basketball heritage.
Anderson, IN
The Gruenewald Historic House is a house museum in Anderson, Indiana, listed in the National Register of Historic Places in 1976. This Italianate / Second Empire style home was built in 1860 and was the residence of local businessman Martin Gruenewald for 50 years. Visitors can tour the historic home, which is decorated with turn of the century furnishings and showcases Victorian architecture and decor. The museum also hosts special events.
Logansport, IN
The Cass County Museum was acquired in 2019, expanding the historical society's footprint. This location offers additional space for a library, exhibits, and programming. It also houses the Castaldi Family History Center and staff offices.
Wabash, IN
The Wabash County Historical Museum in Wabash, IN, offers an educational and family-friendly experience. Visitors can explore the history of Wabash, including its distinction as the first electrically lighted city in the world on March 31, 1880.