History
Travel back into the past to a time and place where horse and buggies navigate dirt roads, women in bonnets and plain dress make their best pies and breads to sell by the road raising money for one room schoolhouses.
Those portals to the past can be found along the back roads of Indiana where old Mills still operate turning out flour, grits and pancake mixes and Covered Bridges take you across streams and rivers. And for those of us who like a ghost story or two, several of these 19th century bridges are considered to be Haunted Bridges.
Indiana became a state in 1816 but before then Early Indiana was very much the domain of hardy pioneers and frontiers people. Their lives can be retraced at lincolnpioneervillage.com/, Spring Mill State Park, and www.browncountyhistorycenter.org/pioneer-village.html