Northeastern Indiana
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North America : United States of America : Midwest : Indiana : Northern Indiana : Northeastern Indiana
Contents
[edit] Regions
- Adams County
- Allen County
- Blackford County
- DeKalb County
- Delaware County
- Grant County
- Huntington County
- Jay County
- LaGrange County
- Miami County
- Noble County
- Randolph County
- Steuben County
- Wabash County
- Wells County
- Whitley County
[edit] Cities
- Fort Wayne
- Shipshewana - Northern Indiana's Amish country
[edit] Other destinations
[edit] Understand
[edit] Talk
[edit] Get in
[edit] By car
I-80/90 meets the northern part of the area heading east-west. I-69 heads north-south through Ft. Wayne, and there is a loop around the city called I-469.
[edit] By bus
- Greyhound [1]
- Ft. Wayne - 929 S. Lafayette St. +1 260 423-9525.
- Marion - Marion Food & Snacks, 6225 E. SR 18. +1 765 664-3935
[edit] By plane
- Ft. Wayne International Airport 3801 W. Ferguson. +1 260 747-4146. [2]
[edit] By train
- Amtrak Lincoln & Center Sts., Waterloo. +1 800 USA-RAIL [3]
[edit] Get around
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Be sure to check out the Fort Wayne page for other information too!
[edit] Outdoors and Landmarks
- Black Pine Animal Park 1426 W. 300 N. Albion Rd, Albion. +1 260 636-7383. [4] Black Pine is an animal sanctuary that takes in rescued and retired animals. It's a simple, authentic sanctuary that is raw and real. Their tours offer a chance for you to touch, experience, and observe these animals up close and personal. Big cats, primates, bears, camels, birds, snakes and more. It's quite a nice experience, local and friendly, and the animals are well kept and maintained!
- Gene Stratton-Porter Cabin State Historic Site 1205 Pleasant Point, Rome City. +1 260 854-3790. [5] One of Indiana's most famous authors, she wrote such works as Freckles and A Girl of Limberlost. She was also one of the world's first and best nature photographers. See her home, gravesite, and photographs. Hike the woods of Sylvan Lake, boating, fishing and a home of the tour. $1-$3.50.
[edit] Museums
- Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum 1600 S. Wayne St, Auburn. +1 260 925-1444. [6] Museum that celebrates the art and history of the Duesenberg car. Over 120 classic vehicles, and its listed on the National Historical Landmarks. Numerous galleries discuss the history of the namesake car, the history of carmakers in Indiana, and special interest prototype cars. They also have a gift shop!
- Circus Hall of Fame 3076 E. Circus Ln., Peru. +1 800 771-0241. [7] Every year someone new is inducted, and Peru is the amateur circus city. Visit the museum - covering circus history from the start to present, and check out a performance of the Peru Circus - which features young people from all over the country, performing acts ranging from magic, trapeze and animals husbandry. Check out memorabilia and antiquities from the history of the circus.
[edit] Fine Art
- Arts Place 131 E. Walnut St., Portland. +1 260 726-4809. [8] Community art center that features a theater, art galleries, classrooms, and studios in a beautiful park in downtown Portland. Music and dance performances are featured in the theater, past performers include new age artist George Winston. They showcase art from the Midwest, and offer affordable education classes about fine arts for the public.
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[edit] Other Fun
- Ghyslain Chocolatier 350 W. Deerfield. Rd., Union City +1 866 449-7524. [9] Internationally acclaimed chocolate chain. Enjoy tasty in-house made treats and chocolates, take a tour of the facilities and and enjoy lunch there as well.
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