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But the key battles of the Civil Rights Movement were fought in the Deep South, and it’s where you can find historic sites and moving monuments. We’ll show you how to visit and experience these important places, including: Selma’s Edmund Pettus Bridge, site of Bloody Sunday The “...
Orange County courthouse, Paoli French Lick, in Orange County More Photos of French Lick and West Baden, Indiana Northern Indiana Amish Country Amish homestead Amish girl shopping using the buggies in winter 2003 More Photos from Shipshewana Religious services are held in the homes, where all assem...
Discover stunning scenery, tight-knit communities, and thousands of acres of adventure-filled wilderness in the Indiana Dunes area.
Find things to do in Dyer, Indiana. Tour the historic Meyer's Castle and end your day with a Brazilian dinner at Rodizio's Steak House in Dyer.
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Historic National Roadin Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia:This 824-mile Midwestern road – known as U.S. Route 40 – became the first federally funded interstate highway in the U.S. more than 200 years ago. It is historically significant because it opened a...
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Rensselaer, Indiana Originally platted in 1839 and named Newton, the town's name was changed to Rensselaer in 1844 after James Van Rensselaer, a merchant from New York, took over the land from Joseph D. Yeoman. Rensselaer has all the charm of small-town living, with the conveniences of a...