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When the Mansfield Roller Mill was built in the 1880s it was cutting edge technology. Today, much of that original equipment remains and the mill is still functional.
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The Madam Walker building in Indianapolis' Indiana Avenue District is one of the last buildings left from the area's heyday as a center of Black culture. It's still a beacon for art and entertainment.
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Boasting 8 miles of picturesque pathway connecting some of downtown Indy's most iconic locales, the Indianapolis Cultural Trail is a fantastic way to traverse this bustling city.
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Explore the Athenaeum in downtown Indy. It's a historic 19th-century cultural hub with a theater, gym, restaurants, and year-round events celebrating German heritage and the broader community.
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Explore Indy's Fountain Square neighborhood with an eclectic - and competitive - group of artists.
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Travel to Fox Products in South Whitley to learn the story behind the world class musical instruments made right here in Indiana.
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Zaharakos has been a landmark in Columbus, Indiana for more than a century. With its authentic turn-of-the-century charm and unique culinary treats, it's easy to see why.