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TABLE OF CONTENTS

SPECIAL FEATURES

30 NORTH REGION

38 Places to Visit

43 Camping

126 FREE Brochures

4 Map

INDEX

6 Locally Grown

132 Indiana Communities

44 EAST REGION

53 Places to Visit

59 Camping

10 Destination Restaurants

132 Attractions

14 Girlfriend Getaways

133 Camping

18 Family Fun

60 CENTRAL REGION

72 Places to Visit

77 Camping

133 Festivals

22 Arts & Culture

134 Information

26 Outdoor Recreation

134 Lodging

78 WEST REGION

86 Places to Visit

91 Camping

136 Recreation

136 Restaurants

136 Shopping

92 SOUTH CENTRAL REGION

102 Places to Visit

108 Camping

110 SOUTH REGION

119 Places to Visit

125 Camping

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ABOUT THE COVER

Craaaack! The Fort Wayne TinCaps hit another one out of the park! Parkview Field,

lauded for beautiful design and fun atmosphere, holds 8,000 fans and features

50 places to buy food – no long lines here. The unique architectural design brings

praise from baseball magazines, and the Fort Wayne skyline is a perfect backdrop

for a night at the ballpark. With 10 levels of ticket prices and seats that are great

for visiting with other fans, it’s the perfect outing for friends and families.

Cover photo by John Bragg

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DID YOU KNOW?

Indiana became the 19th

state in 1816. Corydon was

the capital until 1825, when

the capital was moved to

Indianapolis.

see pages 73 and 119

Stone: Limestone

see page 97

Indiana borders Lake Michigan.

That’s right – Indiana has

24 miles of beaches.

see page 40

River : Wab ash River see pag e 82

Northern Indiana is home to

the second-largest population

of Amish in the nation.

see page 38

Abraham Lincoln was born

in Kentucky and started his

political career in Illinois, but

the years Lincoln spent in

Indiana from age 7-21 shaped

him as a man and a president.

see page 121

Tree: Tulip Tree see pa ge 70

What’s the world’s largest

museum for kids? The

Children’s Museum of

Indianapolis.

see page 69

Cardinal and Wabash Photos by Rich Fields

Statehouse Photo by Steven Sellers

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