The Piankeshaw Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution owns Scribner House, which was New Albany's first framed home. Tours of the home are given by appointment, and feature period furnishings, antiques, and paintings. With seven thrilling roller coasters, a tropical water park called Hurricane Bay, and more than 75 rides, games, and attractions, Six Flags promises a good time for all. The park is open May through October. Click here for street map.
Cruises are available seven days a week.
Located in beautiful bluegrass country, Wakefield-Scearce Galleries contain one of the largest collections of English antique furniture, silver, and accessories in the United States. Tours are given of this family-owned glass factory where paperweights, bowls, lamps, and other glass objects are made and displayed. Rose Island Rd. Children love to visit and feed this menagerie of exotic animals from around the world, including American bison, llamas, camels, water buffalo, peacocks, guinea fowl, rheas, and Scottish Highlander cattle. Henry's Ark is free and open to the public, but children must be accompanied by an adult.