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Bridgeton Mill is an 1871 grist mill on Big Raccoon Creek in Parke County, Indiana, part of Bridgeton's historic covered bridge district.
Bonneyville Mill is an 1837 water-powered gristmill in Indiana, USA, notable for being the oldest continuously operating mill in the Elkhart County park system.
Ruoff Music Center is a 24,790-capacity outdoor venue in Noblesville, Indiana, opened in 1989 as Deer Creek Music Center.
Stockdale Mill is an 1855-1857 grist mill in Wabash County, Indiana, powered by a 202-foot dam on the Eel River and restored in 2002.
Beck's Mill is an 1864 sandstone gristmill in Indiana, USA, notable as the last surviving water-powered commercial mill of its kind in the southern region of the state.
Foellinger Theater is a 2,751-seat covered amphitheater in Fort Wayne's Franke Park, the city's largest park at about 329 acres.
Lincoln Amphitheatre is a 1,500-seat venue in Lincoln City, Indiana, near Lincoln State Park and the boyhood home area of Abraham Lincoln.
Taggart Memorial Amphitheatre is an Indianapolis venue built around the 1931 Thomas Taggart Memorial, restored as part of Riverside Park work.
Slayter Center of Performing Arts is Purdue University's 1964 outdoor bandshell in West Lafayette, Indiana, designed by Joseph Baker.
MacAllister Center for the Performing Arts is a 5,000-capacity outdoor amphitheater in Indianapolis's Garfield Park, the city's oldest park.
The Indiana Pacers are an NBA team based in Indianapolis, founded in 1967 in the ABA and winners of three ABA championships before joining the NBA in 1976.
The Mill Amphitheater is a 6,000-capacity outdoor music venue in Terre Haute, Indiana, used for regional concerts and summer events.
Indiana Dunes National Park is an Indiana park redesignated in 2019, preserving 15 miles of Lake Michigan shore and unusually diverse dune habitats.
