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Historic Hotels of America™ New Romance Super Site is Source for Getaways, Weddings, Celebrations
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Jekyll Island Club, Georgia, a member of Historic Hotels of America which has just launched a super site dedicated to romance © 2015 Karen Rubin/news-photos-features.com WASHINGTON, DC- Looking for a weekend getaway or a romantic vacation or a destination...
French Lick hosts biggest-ever LPGA Legends event
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FRENCH LICK, Ind. – The stage is set for what amounts to more than just a golf tournament. The Legends Championship presented by Humana is a week-long celebration of women’s golf at French Lick Resort. The Legends is the official senior...
French Lick lands Senior PGA tournament
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The 76th Senior PGA Championship will be held May 21 to 24, 2015, at Indiana’s French Lick Resort. The tournament will be played on the par-72, 7,400-yard Pete Dye Course, which opened in 2009. It will be the fourth major championship hosted by...
10 Things to Do with Kids in French Lick, IN
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Indiana is often overlooked when people road trip through the Midwest, and those who do visit don’t always dare to venture beyond the capital. However, this humble state has much to offer. Did you know that Indiana is home to a resort so beautiful...
French Lick area offers history, charm, natural beauty
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WEST BADEN — There is a sense of peacefulness in this tiny Indiana community located just north of French Lick that allows visitors to reflect on the beauty of nature. The rolling hills of southern Indiana provide the perfect background for a leisurely...

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New: Midwest Wanderer Explores E-zine

We’re excited to announce we’ve published the first issue of our FREE e-zine, Midwest Wanderer Explores. The focus of the first issue, which you can read right now, is Alabama’s Coastal Connection National Scenic Byway. We share with you our month-long...
Family-Friendly Mardi Gras on the Gulf Coast

Experience the fun of Mardi Gras parades without the raucous crowds of New Orleans. Here are our family-friendly Mardi Gras experiences on the Mississippi Gulf Coast and in the Mobile, Alabama, area. (Video or read the transcript) Family-Friendly Mardi...
Meet ‘A Christmas Story’ Cast in Hammond, IN December 16-17

Meet ‘A Christmas Story’ cast December 16-17, 2023, as they reunite at the Indiana Welcome Center in Hammond, Indiana. The movie marks its 40th anniversary this year. To celebrate, the South Shore Convention and Visitors Authority is hosting “Ralphie...
Touring the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park

The USS Alabama almost went to scrappers. For fifteen years following decommissioning, the battleship sat at the Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. Then, in the early 1960s, the federal government announced plans to scrap its aging World War II battleships...
Ride the Mule-Pulled Illinois and Michigan Canal Boat

Step back in time, to around 1850, and experience a ride on the Illinois and Michigan Canal Boat. Located in LaSalle, Illinois, a mule powers the boat. Yes, a mule, that walks along a towpath alongside the I&M canal. What is the Illinois and Michigan...

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Midwest Wanderer explores history, nature, and culture through road trips along scenic and historic U.S. highways, byways and trails
Robert Wadlow, World’s Tallest Man - Midwest Wanderer

Robert Wadlow, the tallest man who ever lived, was from Alton, Illinois. He was 8'11.1" tall and still growing when he died at age 22.

Hiking Starved Rock State Park in the Winter - Midwest Wanderer

I’ve been to Starved Rock State Park in Utica, Illinois, in every season, each season with a beauty of its own. Spring brings the promise of warm summer days, life bursting forth again after dormancy...