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Our vibrant community offers a spectrum of world-class arts, culture and sports opportunities, as well as a historic downtown with one-of-a-kind locally owned restaurants and shops.
And all of this is enhanced by the White River which flows through our county, and is accented by an extensive array of trails and expansive greenways. The itinerary for outdoor enthusiasts also includes our 750-acre Prairie Creek Reservoir, a picturesque spot for boating, fishing, camping, hiking and biking. So yes, you’ve got to see this!
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715 E Washington St, Muncie
Hoosier author and journalist Emily Kimbrough, known for the memoir Our Hearts Were Young and Gay and her role as editor at Ladies’ Home Journal, was born in Muncie in 1899 and spent her childhood on Old Washington Street in the historic district that now bears her name. The Home Museum is currently closed for restoration.
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105 S Broadway St, Albany
The Albany Glass Museum is a great place to learn about bizarre, ornate, and beautiful pieces of glassware throughout history.
1200 N Minnetrista Pkwy, Muncie
765-282-4848
Minnetrista Museum & Gardens is a year-round gathering place that hosts engaging arts, culture and history exhibits and events and maintains 40 acres of gardens and greenspace.
2021 W Riverside Ave, Muncie
765-285-5242
The David Owsley Museum of Art is a world-class art museum on Ball State’s campus, housing more than 11,000 works of art from all continents and representing 5,000 years of civilization.
122 E Washington St, Muncie, IN
765-282-1550
Built about 1860, the Moore-Youse Home is a two-story, three bay, vernacular Greek Revival style frame dwelling operated by the Delaware County Historical Society as a historic house museum.
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5161 E Memorial Dr, Muncie
765-287-1256 ext. 212
National Model Aviation Museum features exhibits on all things model aviation with something exciting for all ages.
