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Create Memories in Indiana this Spring - continued from previous page Go play (and learn) - These fun, hands-on museums are sure to impress: Terre Haute Children’s Museum, Science Central (Fort Wayne), The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, CMoe (Evansville) and kidscommons (Columbus). Go shopping - Grab a great deal (or two or three) at one of these outlets:
Edinburgh Premium Outlet, Lighthouse Place Premium Outlets or The Outlet Shoppes at Fremont. Go swimming - There are plenty of places to swim indoors and outdoors. Here are just a few of the indoor ones: Big Splash Adventure (French Lick), Caribbean Cove (Indianapolis) and Splash Universe (Shipshewana). And
Marshall County, Indiana – The Place for a Memorable Vacation! Marshall County is where you go to get away from it all. To shake off your cares with a meandering drive down country roads. To discover communities where people still greet you with a smile and a friendly word. While we’re chock full of the rural charms you’d expect, you’re also sure to uncover a few pleasant surprises
during your stay. Like the fact that we’re home to a stunning golf course designed by a world-renowned golf course designer. Or that you’ll find Indiana’s second-largest natural lake here, Lake Maxinkuckee, circled by an inviting lakeside community, Culver. Follow Indiana’s First Barn Quilt throughout every season.
these particular water park fun spots offer overnight accommodations. Go train - Take a scenic train ride on one of seven Indiana railroads Whitewater Valley Railroad (Connersville), CKS Railroad (Knightstown), French Lick Scenic Railway, Hesston Steam Railroad (La Porte), Indiana Transportation
Museum (Noblesville), Hoosier Valley Railroad Museum (North Judson) and the Spirit of Jasper (Jasper). Or try all seven. All offer themed rides, such as dinner trains, train robberies, festival and holiday trains. Whatever the experience, you’ll love restarting your Spring Break engine in Indiana! This article courtesy the Indiana Office of Tourism Development. Visit www.VisitIndiana.com or call 1-800-677-9800 for more information. Unwind by the season, summer the time to flock to the beach. Fall, time to gather in the harvest. Winter, time to get out the quilts and sit by the fireplace. Spring, the time to watch for the first buds on the trees. Get out and celebrate our heritage. ¤
Discover “The Hub of Transportation Heritage” DeKalb County, Indiana is the “The Hub of Transportation Heritage.” DeKalb County presently has nine museums: the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum, with over 100 classic, vintage, and antique cars all displayed in the beautiful 1930 art deco factory showroom; the National Auto & Truck Museum, featuring over 100 automobiles and trucks; the Kruse
Automobile and Carriage Museum, home to a display of classic cars, racecars, plus a collection of carriages; the National Military History Center, features military vehicles and uniforms; the Hoosier Air Museum, displaying vintage and military aircraft; the Garrett Historical Railroad Museum, houses local heritage and railroad memorabilia; the DeKalb County History Museum,
which exhibits early urban and rural home life; the Early Ford V-8 Museum, focuses on cars from 1932 to 1953; and DeKalb County Horsemen’s Assoc. and Draft Animal Museum, dedicated to horse farming history. DeKalb County invites you to enjoy many of our festivals and events. Plan on visiting us for a day, a weekend or a week, you’ll be glad you did. ¤
Northern Indiana Lakes – Beautiful State Parks and 101 Natural Lakes With Indiana’s most beautiful state park, two wineries and a craft brewery, buffalo preserve, scenic golf courses and outlet shopping, Northern Indiana Lakes Country is family-friendly. Hike at Pokagon State Park, rent a bike to tour the park or take a guided horseback ride. Boat rentals are available to explore Lake James,
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Indiana’s third largest natural lake. Enjoy lunch or dinner at the historic Potawatomi Inn. Trine State Recreation Area offers 200 acres of wooded grounds, with cabins, public fishing and boat rentals on Gentian Lake. Wild Winds Buffalo Preserve is home to nearly 200 buffalo. Sleep under the stars in a safari tent or
under buffalo blankets in the log-hewn bed and breakfast. Enjoy samples of locally-grown wine at Satek Winery and Briali Vineyards and Winery and shop for bargains at The Outlet Shoppes at Fremont. Northern Indiana Lakes Country Angola, IN 46703 (800) LAKE-101 www.lakes101.org ¤
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