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The Best Kept Secret Restaurant In Indiana Has Foodies Making Pilgrimages From Miles Away
Some secrets are too good to keep, and the one hiding in Cannelton, Indiana just got out. The Patio Steak House is the kind of restaurant that makes you genuinely annoyed you didn’t know about it sooner. Let’s start with Cannelton itself, because the town deserves a proper introduction....
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Escape To This Secluded Indiana State Park That Feels Like Your Own Private Paradise
Somewhere between a strip mall and a soccer field in Avon, Indiana, there’s a gap in the trees that leads to a completely different world. Burnett Woods Park and Nature Preserve is the kind of place that makes you question every weekend you’ve ever spent indoors watching television when this was sitting here the whole time.
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Winter Comfort Food Keeps Indiana Regulars Coming Back To These 6 Classic Diners
Cold Indiana mornings call for a warm booth, a hot cup of coffee, and a plate big enough to share but too good to give away. Across the state, a handful of old-school diners keep regulars coming back all winter long with biscuits and gravy, corned beef hash, tenderloins, and pie.
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This Indiana Buffet Is Worth The Drive, And It’s Almost Always Packed
A full parking lot in a small town tells you more than any review could. Pull in anyway, because the wait is short and the payoff is not. So what pulls people off the interstate for an hour each way? A smorgasbord that runs longer than most kitchens can manage.
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A 1950s Roadside Diner Still Serves Pie And Malts Along Old US 40 At Plainfield’s Oasis Diner
Some places on the map refuse to let the calendar boss them around. On the west side of Plainfield, Indiana, a little diner has been holding onto the 1950s since the year 1954, and it shows no sign of letting go. The counter still has swivel seats, the walls still...
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Hendricks County Historical Museum Works to Preserve Its Historic Jail
The Hendricks County Historical Museum in Danville is a former sheriff’s residence and jail built in 1866-67, later becoming a historical museum in 1974. Three floors feature bedrooms, two kitchens and the former jail, among other displays. Throughout, visitors can see artifacts dating back to 1866, ranging from historical toys to period clothing.