In 2002, USA Today readers voted Indy as the #3 beer city in the U.S. We joined Visit Indy and from there we found https://www.visitindy.com/deals/craft-pass/
We visited 5 breweries and got 500 points which qualified us for a free t-shirt!
The breweries we visited are:
The next prize we’d like is the Ceramic Beer Stein. We need 2000 points to get the stein, will take awhile but that’s a goal we have.
We had so much fun on our trip to New Orleans! Looking back and thinking this is a place I’d like to go visit again!
St. Louis Catholic Church Cemetery, located in Batesville, Indiana. Awesome memorial stones can be found here.
A wonderful way to remember.
Indiana’s Bicentennial was celebrated in 2016. As part of the celebration, fiberglass statues of bison were made available to each of Indiana’s counties. Local artists decorated them with themes and scenes of the local area and features. We have seen several of these during our travels around the state, and our trip to Batesville today was no different.
We found the familiar shape of one of 92 Indiana county’s bison statues in front of the Batesville City Admin and Police Department Building. “Braun” sure makes a striking appearance on this admin office lawn!
Lil’ Charlie’s Restaurant and Brewery is located in downtown Batesville, Indiana. We stopped for lunch and found the food delicious. We tried a flight of beer and it was very good. Hard to pick a favorite, but Maj liked the Oktoberfest Marzan Man best. We’ll be going there again next time we’re in the area.
I loved these and the special sauce was yummy!
Our first time at Lil’ Charlie’s restaurant and brewery. So far so good. Review will follow next article
The Eagles Nest monument on the National Road (US 40) was erected…
This historic courthouse in Rushville, Indiana was built in 1896. Its architectural design is Richardson Romanesque style. It was designed by A.W. Rush and Sons.
The courthouse was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1975.
It was sunny and cold today, but still a nice day for a short trip. we found ourselves t a large city cemetery in Greenwood, Indiana. We saw short wall, behind which were a couple of cannons.
Old Glory in the breeze
Great ID Plaque
It became obvious that this was the location of the Civil War Veteran’s cemetery, complete with a prominent flagpole.
A beautiful, serene setting
An interesting touch for this section
Rest in Peace
Pioneers who were first buried in the Presbyterian and Baptist Cemeteries were reburied in this plot. This info is from the plaque, photo below, that is onsite at the Greenwood Cemetery in Greenwood, Indiana.
We found this as we were in the cemetery looking at interesting grave markers.
Very interesting and it is so nice knowing the graves were moved and not forgotten.
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