Everything Fairland is known for
Songs written about the waterways and highways that run near Fairland.
St. Elmo Steak House has anchored downtown Indianapolis since 1902. The shrimp cocktail is the most famous appetizer in the Midwest — the horseradish sauce is so potent it clears your sinuses and makes your eyes water. On Indy 500 race weekend, every driver, team owner, and celebrity in town eats here. The dark wood booths and white tablecloths haven't changed in over a century.
World War II training base in southern Indiana that housed over 15,000 Italian and German prisoners of war.
16 stories, landmarks & places within ~20 miles — the same local lore RoadyGoat plays as you drive through.
Ever wondered what stories these old Indiana towns hold? Well, pull over, because you're about to uncover a treasure trove of local history at the Johnson County Museum of History! It's been preserving the past since…
Ever wonder where some of the world's most important medical breakthroughs got their start? You're driving right past one of those places right now! This is the historic Lilly Biological Laboratories. Built for Eli…
On July 17, 2022, a gunman opened fire in the food court of Greenwood Park Mall, killing three people and wounding two. Twenty-two-year-old Elisjsha "Eli" Dicken, who was legally carrying a concealed pistol, drew his…
Ever seen a barn with twelve sides? You’re about to! This isn't your average red rectangle, folks. This unique structure, the George Rudicel Polygonal Barn, was built right here in Noble Township, Shelby County,…
Ever heard of the 'Hoosier Poet'? You're now near where it all began. James Whitcomb Riley, a celebrated poet and author, was born right here in Greenfield. He was born in this very house on October 7, 1849. Riley spent…
Ever wondered what it takes to connect two counties? You're about to cross a bridge that has done exactly that for over a century! The County Line Bridge isn't just a way to get over the Big Blue River; it’s a living…
Look left! You're about to cross a piece of living history: the Furnas Mill Bridge, a true marvel of 19th-century engineering. This Pratt through truss bridge, also known as County Bridge No. 7080, was built way back in…
At 334 feet long, this Burr Arch covered bridge is one of the longest in Indiana, showcasing impressive 19th-century engineering. Imagine the rumble of horse-drawn wagons crossing this very spot over 170 years ago. This…
Ever wonder what made early cars roar? You're passing by the very spot where a crucial piece of that puzzle was forged! This factory churned out carburetors during the early days of the automobile, when Indianapolis was…
Ever wonder where Indianapolis’s German roots truly run deep? Well, you're about to pass one of its most vibrant historical heartbeats! This grand building, the South Side Turnverein Hall, was built in 1900 by the…
World War II training base in southern Indiana that housed over 15,000 Italian and German prisoners of war.
St. Elmo Steak House has anchored downtown Indianapolis since 1902. The shrimp cocktail is the most famous appetizer in the Midwest — the horseradish sauce is so potent it clears your sinuses and makes your eyes water.…
Imagine escaping slavery and finding refuge in…a bar! That's the story of the Slippery Noodle Inn. Founded in 1850 as the Tremont House, this building served as a stop on the Underground Railroad during the Civil War.…
Ever wondered where the 'Hoosier Poet' penned his timeless verses? You're almost there! This beautifully preserved Victorian home in Indianapolis was the primary residence of James Whitcomb Riley from 1877 until his…
Think of Indianapolis Union Station as the Grand Central Terminal of its day, but with a lot more Hoosier charm. In 1853, the first union station in the world opened right here, consolidating multiple rail lines into…
Ever seen a barn this big and round? Get ready to discover a true marvel of agricultural ambition right here in Hancock County! This isn't just any barn; it's the Frank Littleton Round Barn, built in 1903. Frank L.…