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Indiana is known as both the Hoosier State and the Crossroads of America. Indiana
is comprised of one major city, the capital of Indianapolis,
as well as many smaller cities and towns. After a major redevelopment of the
downtown area in the 1980s and 90s, Indianapolis is thriving as an economic
center and a tourist destination. Many museums, such as the Indiana
State Museum and various sporting events—particularly the acclaimed Indianapolis
500—draw in significant numbers of tourists every year. Throughout the area
of North Indiana
there are plenty of well-kept secrets for visitors to enjoy. In Fort
Wayne history lovers will want to visit the Lincoln
Museum, which is dedicated to Abraham Lincoln's life and contribution to
society. Also in this part of the state are the Northern
Indiana Center for History in South
Bend and the University
of Notre Dame in Notre
Dame—home of the fighting Irish. In Evansville,
a historic riverfront town in South
Indiana, visitors are sure to enjoy the Willard
Library (circa 1885), which is listed on the National Register of Historic
Places and is said by some to be haunted.
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