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Indiana Dunes State Park
Indiana Dunes State Park is a 2100-acre, shoreside pocket within the national lakeshore; it's located at the end of Hwy 49, near Chesterton. It has more amenities, but it's also more regulated and crowded - and charges an entry fee. Wintertime brings out the cross-country skiers; summertime brings out the hikers. Seven trails zigzag over the landscape; No 4 up Mt Tom rewards with Chicago skyline views.
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Studebaker National Museum
The Studebaker National Museum has gorgeous 1956 Packard and many other classic beauties. South Bend is better known as the home of the University of Notre Dame, which is famous for its 'Fighting Irish' football team. To tour the pretty campus with its gold-domed administration building, Lourdes Grotto Replica and Touchdown Jesus painting.
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Historical Museum
The Historical Museum to see Dean's bongo drums, among other artifacts. This is also the place to pick up a free map that will guide you to sites like the farmhouse where Jimmy grew up and his red-lipstick-kissed grave site. The museum sells Dean posters, zippo lighters and other memorabilia.
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Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial
Four miles south of Dale, off I-64, is the Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial, where young Abe lived from age seven to 21. This isolated but good site also includes admission to a working pioneer farm.
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Dan Quayle Center & Vice Presidential Museum
The USA's 44th vice president (you spell potato, he spells potatoe) is treated reverentially, along with the country's other second fiddles, at the Dan Quayle Center & Vice Presidential Museum.
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Wyandotte Caves
The Wyandotte Caves, near Leavenworth, is highly recommended - though at the time of writing they were undergoing renovation and closed for tours; check the website for updates.
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Clifty Falls State Park
Large, wooded Clifty Falls State Park, off Hwy 56 and a couple of miles west of town, has camping, hiking trails, views and waterfalls.
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Falls of the Ohio State Park
In Clarksville, Falls of the Ohio State Park has only rapids, no falls, but is of interest for its 386-million-year-old fossil beds.
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Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum
The Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum has a wonderful display of early roadsters in a beautiful art-deco setting.
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College Football Hall of Fame
US residents especially will be interested in seeing the downtown College Football Hall of Fame.
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James Dean Gallery
The privately owned James Dean Gallery has more memorabilia a few blocks away.
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