Indiana County

Most business moves don't require a whole new post on little Indiana, but in the case of Grainry Antiques and Other Needful Things in Huntingburg, Indiana, it was a must! What was once located just outside their door, this Dubois County antique shop has certainly grown and changed. Read More »

Andy's Place in Delphi, Indiana was so positively wonderful that we've been hankering on just how soon we can go back again! Read More »

The Leora Brown School in Corydon, Indiana is the oldest (and only) standing segregated school for African Americans in the state! Read More »

Biggs Violin Shop in Porter, Indiana is a wonderful place to get your violin family instruments! Read More »

The Destination Antiques in Salem, Indiana is located in a beautiful bit of country! In fact, this Washington County antique shop is conveniently located on a property that boasts a bed and breakfast--and the same name. Read More »

The original 1839 jail was a very heavy duty jail. Once a criminal was placed inside, there was little chance of escape, owing to the double layer of 18" thick walls, the entrance in through the roof via rope. Read More »

Eye-Opener Cafe in Battle Ground, Indiana does breakfast up right! Read More »

Locals recommended Frank's Place in Danville, Indiana as a great place to get dinner. If you've followed along little Indiana for any length of time, you know that locals are always right! Read More »

Shubael Little Pioneer Village in Cannelton, Indiana is a bit of Indiana history that definitely veers off the beaten path. You don't stand there and look at these cabins, you go inside, you see the remnants of lives lived: the furniture, photos, books, and even a bill of sale or two (if you happen to be in the blacksmith shop). Read More »

Gaslight Pizza and Grill in Huntingburg, Indiana serves amazing sandwiches! We were beyond hungry so watching the amazing food coming out of the kitchen at this Dubois County restaurant while we were deciding was almost torture. Read More »