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Explore the wild side of Indiana at Wilstem Wildlife Park! From hands-on animal encounters to drive-thru safaris, Wilstem offers unforgettable experiences with giraffes, kangaroos, and more.
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Each winter, when the weather gets cold enough, the Veal family pumps water onto layers of brush in their yard to form a massive ice tree that can climb as high as 80 feet tall.
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Astronaut Virgil "Gus" Grissom, who grew up in tiny Mitchell, Indiana, and went on to become one of NASA's first astronauts, and was slated to become one of the first astronauts to land on the moon.
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From Larry Legend to the Jackson Five, Hoosiers are everywhere you look. There is no place where that is more true than the American Originals exhibit at the Indiana State Museum.
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Fashion designer Jerry Lee Atwood makes dazzling western suits for celebrities, including Lil Nas X, Post Malone, and Matthew McConaughey, using rhinestones and the difficult "chain stitch" technique.
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For more than 48 years Mike Carmichael has been adding coats to what is now the World's Largest Ball of Paint. 29,807 coats later and the Ball is a monstrosity that weighs more than 11,000 pounds.
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Inside the City of Kokomo's Record Breaking Attractions: the Steer and the Stump
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The hit NBC comedy Parks and Recreation may not have been filmed in Indiana, but some Hoosier landmarks are prominently featured.
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Ron McKeethen resurrected a beloved statue of Santa Claus that soared over 30 feet tall. The statue had been a fixture in the Evansville area for years before falling into disrepair.
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Inside the Minnetrista Museum in Muncie. Glimpse at some of the 18,000 objects from their collection, ranging from rare Ball jars to props from the PBS show 'The Joy of Painting' starring Bob Ross.