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Main streets, local history, town traditions, and places worth the drive
Main streets, local history, festivals, restaurants, downtown walks, and the Indiana towns that deserve more than a quick pass through.
Indiana's small towns are courthouse squares, one good bakery, and a story somebody will tell you if you ask. Get Indiana has broken down more than 80 of them so far, in every corner of the state: Angola, Auburn, and Churubusco in the northeast, Jasper, Ferdinand, and Huntingburg in the southwest, Milan and Lawrenceburg in the southeast, and Attica, Rockville, and Brazil out west.
Each breakdown answers the same questions. What is the town known for, where do you eat, what is worth a walk, and what is close enough to pair with it. Milan still trades on the 1954 basketball title that inspired Hoosiers. Greencastle has DePauw and its nature park. Syracuse and Winona Lake are lake towns. Start with the region, then read one town all the way through before you drive.
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Towns with enough food, shops, history, parks, or nearby stops to carry a real day trip.
Places where first-time visitors can find a walk, a meal, a photo, and a reason to stay a little longer.
Small towns where parks, trails, lakes, gardens, or scenic routes are part of the reason to go.
Festivals, markets, fairs, parades, and town weekends worth putting on the calendar.
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