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Name: Kennedy Park
Description: This 7-Acre park is located near Miami Elementary School on the south side of town. Features: multi-aged playground, open green space, soccer field
Name: Emerson Dog Park
Description: Separate areas for small and large dogs
Name: River Greenway
Description: Senic walking path for the Bluffton community.
Name: Prophetstown Aquatic Center
Description: The Aquatic Center features a 30-foot tube slide, body flume, lazy river float area, adventure channel, zero-entry pool with play features, and an aquatic activity area with basketball. The bathhouse has showers, changing areas, restrooms, lockers (guest
Name: Scherwood Greens Park
Description: Schererville Park and Community Center
Name: Cloverdale Community Park
Description: Entrance from Lafayette Ave. No entrance from US 231/Main St. Two shelters, playground, walking path, basketball court, soccer pitch, free wifi.
Name: Nexus Park
Description: Columbus Parks and Recreation Department administrative, activity, and community spaces
Localized descriptions: Columbus Regional Health medical and wellness offices
Name: Midwest Museum of American Art
Description: a showcase of the 19th and 20th century American Art, with original paintings by Grandma Moses and Norman Rockwell.
Name: Clark Field
Description: Softball field in Melbourne Park, home of the Logansport Cherub Softball League.
Description: Known for softball (has a sign saying "my daughter plays at West Vigo Softball")
Description: Certified bird and small mammal habitat on residential land
Name: Stephens Park
Description: Four-acre neighborhood park with one picnic shelter, swings and a playground structure Hours: 5:00 a.m. - Dusk
Description: former Steak 'n Shake
Name: Logan Center
Description: Social Services organization
Name: Chatham Commons
Description: Small city-made park containing Boy and His Dog sculpture.
Name: Old Lighthouse Museum
Description: Harriet Colfax served as keeper from 1861 to 1904.
Name: U.S. Coast Guard Station
Description: U.S. Coast Guard Station Michigan City's missions include Search and Rescue, Law Enforcement, Homeland Security, and Marine Environmental Protection and ice rescue.
Name: Trinity Baptist Church
Description: Formerly known as First Baptist Church of Carmel
Name: Brook Town Park
Description: Community Park
Name: Aristrocrat Pub & Restaurant
Description: Casual Pub in a restored 1933 historic building.
Name: Jazz Kitchen
Description: American restaurant specializing in Cajun & Creole cuisine and featuring nightly live jazz music.
Name: Truman Green
Description: Truman Green features a passive green space.
Name: Ronald Reagan Green
Description: Ronald Reagan Green is a public open space which includes a fountain, a large chessboard, putting green, bocce ball court, horseshoe pit and park pavilion.
Name: Posey Lanes
Description: Bowling Alley
Description: former barn
Description: former house
Name: Lubavitch of Indiana
Description: Jewish community center,
Name: Bloomington Auto Parts
Description: Automobile Salvage Yard
Name: Tipton City Park
Description: Play Ground Equipment, Exercise equipment, Pavilion, benches, tables, waste receptacles, public restrooms, trails / pathway, lots of trees and flower beds. Gazebo where there are free concerts and performances. Annual events, such as ducky day.
Name: Jackson Circle
Description: You may recognize it by its Centerpiece Fountain surrounded by an English garden and flanked on the western edge by the Cecil Street pergolas.
Name: Harrison Park
Description: The park includes ponds and trails extending from the Village Center to Hourglass Lake. Monuments honoring Oliver P. Morton and George Rogers Clark can be found within the park, as well as, the Greek Temple, the Wellhouse, and the Gothic Gazebo.
Name: Webster Clubhouse
Description: The facility features an exercise room that is available for use by all residents.
Name: Parks at Spring Mill
Description: Private
Name: ARN Funeral & Cremation Services
Description: Credentials:
BBB A+ Rating, Family Owned and Operated, Licensed Funeral Director, Certified Woman Owned Business Enterprise
Name: The Stratford at West Clay
Description: Retirement Community Campus
Name: Deerstyne Green
Description: Deerstyne park features a gated playground for older children complete with swings, play structure wtih two slides, and climbing apparatus. Deerstyne also has a firepit and is flanked by a large wooded area.
Description: Gated playground for older children complete with swings, play structure wtih two slides, and climbing apparatus.
Name: Provost Clubhouse
Description: The clubhouse features and club room, weight room and cardio room.
Name: Geneva Center
Description: Retreat-Camp-Conference
Name: Showers/Restrooms
Description: This building has serveral induvidual shower/restroom combo rooms, along with a water foutain and a self-service laundry room.
Name: Steve Swoveland Nature Preserve
Description: A decently large nature Preserve with nice walking trails. Most of this nature preserve is all wooded area and tall grass and there are very few open areas.
Name: Broughton Green
Description: The green features a gated play area on the eastern edge of the park, with a large open green area bordered by stately oak trees.
Description: Former Cross Roads Lutheran Church
Description: wooden caboose
Description: No Lifeguard
Name: Bishop Park
Description: Neighborhood park.
Name: Muehlhausen Park
Description: City park in Logansport, IN.
Name: Huston Park
Description: City park in northeast Logansport.
Name: Melbourne Park
Description: City park in westside Logansport, home of the Cherub Softball League.
Name: Stonewall Park
Description: Pocket park in downtown Logansport along the Eel River.
Name: Patriot Park
Description: City park on Wheatland Ave. along the Eel River.
Name: Veterans Freedom Park
Description: City park in downtown Logansport behind City Hall.
Name: Clay Circle
Description: Monument, benches
Name: Chapel Square
Description: Chapel Square features a formal garden square with stage area and wrought iron structure.
Description: Statue, benches
Name: Founders Corner
Description: The park features a number of child-friendly features including a walled play area for small children with a seating area, swings, merry-go-round, teeter-totter, checkerboard, climbing structure, and puppet theater.
Name: Trustee's Hall
Description: Village of West Clay Homeowner's Association
Name: Pershing Green
Description: This area features a children’s play area and green area surrounded by maple trees.
Name: Jennings Green
Description: The green includes a quiet garden area with a shelter in which to rest.
Name: Herman Wells Park
Description: The park has a gated playground housing a play structure, swings, and a large open green area.
Name: Nimitz Park
Description: The park features a gated playground housing two play structures with a flower garden encircled by a seating area.
Name: Hidden Park
Description: This park features a nature area and walking path encircling Hidden Pond.
Name: Calhoun Square
Description: Calhoun Square connects Trowbridge High Street and Broughton Street just north of Broughton Green and features a passive public space.
Description: White pergolas with benches
Name: Halsey Green
Description: Hasley Green features a unique school playground with two play areas.
Name: Campbell Crossing
Description: Landscaped foot bridge over a pond with decorative iron and stained glass archways.   Inscription: "The Time for a Human Life... Is But a Brief Interval in an Unlimited Existence." –Bob Campbell
Description: Man made Waterfall Feature
Name: Whispering Walls
Description: Inside the Whispering Walls, hushed voices carry. Even though you are far apart, secrets and stories can mysteriously be shared between friends.
Name: Tunnel Run
Description: In the Tunnel Run, you can scamper, dash and dart through the connected passageways, just like many animals do!
Name: Buterfly Village
Description: A small playtown with store fronts and plants chosen to fit each theme.
Name: Goldwater Park
Description: The park includes a public open space which includes two tennis courts, basketball courts and a baseball diamond.
Description: Gated playground housing a play structure and swings.
Description: Splash pad creek with rocks and boulders.
Name: Donation Parcel
Description: Family Farms
Name: Solstice Columns
Description: The four columns have been placed in precise positions due to their relationship with the sun and seasons. During the winter and summer solstice, the sun will cast a shadow through the slots of the columns.
Name: Medicine Wheel
Description: The purpose of the Medicine Wheel is to help people seeking reflection, peace, and self-discovery. Throughout history, medicine wheels have attempted to illustrate the connections between Mother Nature, people, and the need to find harmony in our lives.
Name: Simmons School
Description: One-room schoolhouse
Name: Columbus Post Office
Description: Constructed 1970.
Architect – Kevin Roche and John Dinkeloo
Description: Former Marsh supermarket and Needler's supermarket, closed 2018. Former Big Lots location, closed 2025.
Name: AJ Thatcher Park
Description: Local park and sports complex
Name: Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center
Description: Nature preserve and environmental learning center run by Goshen College
Description: prism on side
Description: Playground located on the property of New Chapel United Methodist Church
Name: Drinski Dental
Description: A dentist is a healthcare professional who diagnoses, treats, and helps prevent conditions affecting the teeth, gums, and mouth. They perform services such as cleanings, fillings, extractions, and other oral health treatments.
Name: Columbus Signature Academy - Lincoln Campus
Description: Formerly Lincoln Elementary School.
Name: Corydon Capitol State Historic Site
Description: As the state’s first capitol building, the Corydon Capitol State Historic Site is an important part of Indiana’s history. After the state capitol was moved to Indianapolis in 1825, the Corydon Capitol served as the Harrison County courthouse and became a
Name: Bicentennial Park
Description: new park dedicated in 2017
Name: Harrison County Courthouse
Description: The three-story county Harrison County Courthouse, which is located next to the Old Capitol, was completed in 1929
Name: The Commons
Description: First Public land set aside for a public playground in Indiana.
Name: Vernon Open Space
Description: This is a city owned lot that can function as a playing field, or used for various festivals.
Description: Major Taylor bike trails
Name: Halleck Park
Description: https://rensselaeradventures.blogspot.com/2009/01/halleck-park.html
Description: run down
Description: cliff jumping optional
Description: public garden area around library
Name: Booker T. Washington Community Center
Description: Big Brothers Big Sisters Chances and Services for Youth
Localized names: Q319871
Name: Madison Precision Products
Description: Automotive Parts Manufacturer
Description: Old Brick Building once used for storing the city trolley cars. This building was built 1890s or early 1900
Name: Moses Fowler House
Description: Event Venue
Name: Master Trooper David Rich Memorial Park
Description: In memory of Master Trooper David Rich.
Name: Erie Street Neighbors Garden
Description: Volunteer run sharing garden. "Pull a weed, take a veggie"
Name: Ace Midtown Used Auto Parts
Description: Sell used auto parts and pay BTC and Cash for cars!
Name: North Guitar lake
Description: Water
Name: Family Video
Description: Movie & Game Rentals
Name: J.M. Reynolds Oil Company, Inc.
Description: Propane filling station and 24/7 Cardlock fuel station Truck fleet capable of delivering fuels, oils, lubricants, propane, and more Knowledgeable and experienced staff dedicated to all your petroleum needs Outstanding brands for
Name: Wabash Liquors
Description: Liquors and more
Name: Wabash County Historical Museum
Description: Built approx: 1895
Style: 20th Century Functional
Built as the "Big Four Mercantile Co."
In 1937 Sears & Roebuck Until the 1980's.
Now it's used for the Wabash County Historical Museum.;The Wabash County Historical Museum uses state-of-the-art exhibits to
Name: Charley Creek Inn
Description: Historical Building renovated into the beautiful Charley Creek Inn.
Name: Charley Creek Inn Courtyard
Description: Outside Dinning & Events for Charley Creek Inn
Name: Schlemmer Brothers Hearth & Home
Description: Schlemmer Brothers Hearth & Home has been a part of the Wabash community for over 110 years. Refer to the website for products and services.
Description: This building was built around the 1890's the building style is Italianate and it's still being used today for a charity organization.
Description: This building was built in the 1800's in the style of Second Empire. Today it's being used as an Art Gallery
Description: Built in the 1800's this Italianate Style building is still being used today for a Dance Theater
Description: This Romanesque Revival style build was erected in the 1800's
Description: Built in 1927 
Style: Neo-Classical
Architect Charles Weatherhogg-
First built as Wabash Loan & Trust Co. After the depression it became Wabash Plain Dealers offices.
Name: Portraits By Kimberly (Closed)
Description: Property for sale
Description: Built 1879
Style: Italianate
Architects: B.V Enos & Sons
$20,000.00 to build
Used until 1979
Registered on Historical Registery
Name: Solomon Wilson Building
Description: Build Type Second Empire Built by Solomon Wilson, this structure held drug stores from its construction until 1918. After this time, it became Scheerer’s Grocery Market and retained that name for 60 years.
Name: National Block
Description: At the time of its construction in 1876, the National Block was the most ambitious building project Wabash had ever seen. The project of local businessman William R. Collins and the First National Bank of Wabash.
Description: The city hall was built in Italianate style however when they renovated it years later to use for a fire station they put in the 2 big doors. This building is on the National Register.
Description: Originally built in 1906 as a vaudeville theater, the Eagles Theatre has adapted to modern times while maintaining its historical charm. This building is on the National Registry.
Name: Nibble Park
Description: A small neighborhood park with a playground and small shelter. Located at the end of E. Tuttle Avenue.
Name: Kempton Food Mart
Description: Site of the original Kempton Food Mart.
No longer in business but is a local monument.
Name: Wabash Woman's Clubhouse
Description: Built in 1889 as an orphanage. It became a nursing school and the first hospital for Wabash County in 1903. The building has went through some renovations. The Woman's Clubhouse Association is the keeper of this building.
Description: Concrete arch bridge over Charley Creek on Ferry. Built in 1915 renovated in 1985 Design Kahn Reinforced Arch Dimensions Length of largest span: 75.1 ft. Total length: 237.8 ft. Deck width: 25.9 ft. Recognition Eligible for the National Registry
Name: Teague Barn Wabash Importing Company Farm Stable
Description: Its original section was built in 1861, and is a three-story, post-and-beam frame barn on a limestone foundation. It measures 40 feet by 80 feet and features a paneled frieze and soffit, sunburst gable vent, and chamfered support posts
Name: Aurora Park
Description: Park
Name: Poole Food Inc.
Description: Food Products, Services, Supplies & Brokers
Name: Built Rite Portable Buildings
Description: Portable Building Sales
Name: Auto Laundry
Description: Auto Laundry is a hand wash + automatic cleaner
Name: Wabash Valley Prospecting
Description: Wabash Valley Prospect only buys silver and gold.
Name: Canal Lock & Safe, Inc.
Description: Professional Commercial and Residential Locksmith services.
Description: This historical 1901 Romanesque Revival build has seen many decades - it has been used as a Gentleman's Furnishings Shop, Wabash National Bank, A saloon, and in 1910 the first Movie Picture Theater, and the last an antique shops now it's for sale.
Description: This building was built in 1901 - Style : Romance Revival
Name: The Plain Dealer 1897
Description: The First Plain Dealer built in 1897 - Unsure of build Style I am guessing Romanesque Revival due to the year it was built and the stoned used.
Name: SJ PAYNES BLOCK 1898
Description: The two-story Renaissance Revival-style S.J. Payne Building has an L-shaped plan that accounts for its Miami and Market Street addresses. One of the most unique features of this brick structure with an iron and steel frame is the brown, rock-faced surface
Description: The Honeywell Center exhibits a tower like projection with stepped fronts and geometric motifs. The back part of the building was added on later. Only the front part of the building is historical and on the Historical Register.
Name: Honeywell Center
Description: For 70 years the center has provided social, artistic, recreational, and cultural opportunities.
Description: Romanesque Revival features include the four tourelles on the third floor that extend beyond the roof line and ground floor piers topped by foliar capitals that divide the forefronts. The second floor window groupings and entry bay add to the asymmetry.
Description: Built 1898
Style Romanesque Rival
Beautiful building has a lot of potential.
Name: Willey Park
Description: Wiley Park with walking trails for the residents of the Anson Development
Name: Panther Park
Description: 6 acre park located west of Main Street on S. Buck Street in Whitestown's Legacy Core.
Playground, open green space, basketball, baseball backstop, fitness trail, picnic shelter and off-street parking.
Restroom facilities coming in 2018.
Name: Covington Plaza
Description: Shopping Center
Name: Walker Farms Park and Trails
Description: Small nature park for the residents of Walker Farms with walking trails. The park encompasses the two ponds on either side.
Description: CB Hess Memorial Soccer Field
Description: Retention Pond along Fisher Creek
Description: Small area in front of the clubhouse regularly used for kick ball
Name: Imagionation Station
Description: Imagination Station provides hands-on learning experiences in science, technology, and engineering in order to strengthen the scientific literacy of children and families in the Greater Lafayette Community.
Name: Rapp-Owen Granary
Description: Historic event venue.  Specializes in weddings and other gatherings.
Description: Reserved for school coaches during game times.
Name: St Mary's Catholic School
Description: Grades 1-8
Name: Twin Cities Raceway Park
Description: Race track featuring dirt racing
Name: Picnic Area
Description: Outdoor Eating Area which borders the Keystone Fountain
Name: WWII Memorial Park
Description: The World War II Memorial Park is a 1 acre park located at the Northwest corner of Dan Jones and 100 S. Established in 2013, the park honors the men and women who served in World War II.
Name: Seymour Middle School
Description: Seymour Middle School
Grades 7-8
Name: Turn 2 VIP Suites
Description: The original suite structure at IMS. Naming rights of structure currently held by Fuzzy's Vodka.
Name: E Stand
Description: 2-level Grandstand E: Lower Level Boxes (Main Stand) & Penthouse E Boxes (Upper Stand).
Name: Fan Village (Midway)
Description: Infield Fan Village (a/k/a Fan Midway) at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Contains exhibits, concessionaires, & vendor displays during select events
Name: IMS Lot 7 (North 40 Parking)
Description: North 40 Parking Lot (IMS Lot 7). Parking is generally free on a first-come, first-served basis. Ticket control points are at Gates 10A, 11A, 11B & 11C at the south end of the lot.
Description: Parking Lot for customers of Hyatt Place
Name: River City Fort Wayne
Description: Canoe & kayak rental service
Description: Newly built townhomes
Name: Princeton woods park
Description: Wooded park area
Name: WFFT
Description: TV Station
Name: INDOT Bloomington Maintenance Yard
Description: Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) Bloomington Maintenance Yard
Description: Road Salt Storage Dome
Name: Lincolnwood Park
Description: This park is in the planning process, here's the link to project page which presumably will provide updates. https://www.brownsburg.org/676/Lincolnwood-Park
Description: East Roundabout at Tapp Road interchange with I-69/SR 37 (NB Ramps).
Description: West roundabout at Tapp Road interchange with I-69/SR 37 (SB Ramps).
Name: Interstate Batteries
Description: Every battery for every need
Name: Tripton Park
Description: New Park Development in North Vernon, Indiana
Description: Man-made grist mill tunnel that can be traversed.
Name: North Vernon Walking Trails into the woods
Description: Walking Trails through the woods, developed by the City of North Vernon.
Name: Muehlhausen Park Aquatic Center
Description: City pool, formerly known as Tower Park Pool.
Name: Wright Street Bark Park
Description: Located at Muehlhausen Park. Opened in May 2024.
Name: Young's Culligan Water Conditioning
Description: Fill jugs 24/7
Name: Rural King
Description: pets allowed
Name: Reade Quad
Description: Consistently flooded with boggy ground
Name: Burkhart Park
Description: Downtown park on the corner of Market Street, 5th Street, and Erie Avenue.
Name: Cole Park
Description: Downtown park along Bankers Row, dedicated to Milt & Jean Cole.
Name: Dunwoody Park
Description: Small city park on 18th Street in Logansport, Indiana.
Name: Slusser's Park
Description: Downtown park on the corner of N. 3rd Street and Market Street in Logansport, Indiana.
Description: Center Roundabout (NB Ramps) at I-69/SR37 Sample Road interchange
Description: East Roundabout at I-69/SR 37 Sample Road interchange for junction with Frontage Road (East).
Description: Water Tower
Name: IMS Media Center
Description: Facilities for Sports Journalists covering events at IMS
Name: IMS Executives Parking
Description: Reserved parking for IMS & IndyCar executives
Description: Event staging and/or permit parking area
Name: Turn 3 Parking
Description: Usually free parking, but paid permit required for some event days.
Name: Northeast Vista
Description: Northeast Vista and Deck
Name: Stand H
Description: IMS Stand H
Name: Stand J
Description: IMS Stand J
Name: Northwest Vista
Description: IMS Northwest Vista & Deck
Name: Credentialed Parking
Description: Credentialed Parking Area
Name: Race Team Motorhome Parking
Description: RV/Motorhome parking for race participants & their teams
Name: Southwest Vista
Description: Southwest Vista Grandstand with large main-level, and small Deck Boxes above, known as the "Crow's Nest".
Name: South Vista (west sections)
Description: IMS South Vista Stand (western sections)
Name: South Vista (east sections)
Description: IMS South Vista (eastern sections)
Name: Stand G (west sections)
Description: IMS Stand G (western sections)
Name: Stand G (east sections)
Description: IMS Stand G (eastern sections)
Name: Southeast Vista
Description: Southeast Vista Grandstand with large main-level, and small Deck Boxes above, known as the "Crow's Nest".
Name: American Legion Main Parking Lot
Description: Permanent Main paved parking lot for Speedway Post 500 members & guests. Fee charged for reserved parking during IMS events. Contact the post for details.
Name: American Legion - RV Lot
Description: American Legion reserved parking Contact Speedway Post 500 for details on availability & cost.
Name: American Legion - South Lot
Description: American Legion reserved parking Contact Speedway Post 500 for details on availability & cost.
Name: American Legion - Rear Lot
Description: American Legion reserved parking Contact Speedway Post 500 for details on availability & cost.
Name: ADA Compliant Seating - South Straight
Description: ADA-compliant seating in South Straightaway
Name: South Terrace Wheelchair Accessible Area
Description: ADA Compliant Platform in IMS South Terrace stand.
Name: IMS Museum Parking - West Lot (ADA Compliant)
Description: West Parking Area (Handicap) at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame Museum.
Description: Outdoor seating for the Trackside Grill at the IMS Hall of Fame Museum