Celebrate America 250 in Southern Indiana
Each corner of the United States contains stories that helped shape our country into what it is today, and that includes Southern Indiana. Celebrate America 250 in SoIN, a place where history comes to life at every turn.
Stand at Falls of the Ohio State Park, where Meriwether Lewis and William Clark first met before launching their legendary expedition. Walk in the footsteps of courage at Town Clock Church (now Second Baptist Church), where congregation members demonstrated profound bravery to support the Underground Railroad network. From riverfront landmarks to nostalgic gems, SoIN blends centuries of history with experiences you can enjoy today.
Keep scrolling for related events and details on Historic SoIN: Red, White & Billie, our newest digital passport.
As the United States celebrates its 250th “birthday” this summer, there are a few SoIN... Read More — Iconic SoIN Attractions to Visit in 2026
For visitors to Southern Indiana, the name “Clark County” or... Read More — Where it All Began: the Lewis & Clark Expedition and George Rogers Clark
Strictly speaking, Rosie the Riveter, the well-known icon of World War II, was not just one person.... Read More — Honoring Clarksville’s ‘Rosie the Riveter’
Harland David Sanders, better known to most these days as Colonel Harland Sanders, the founder of... Read More — Colonel Harland David Sanders: Henryville’s Legend
The red brick complex on Tenth Street stands out like the reincarnation of an old fort. A fort that... Read More — Southern Indiana Unearthed: Quartermaster Depot
African American history in Southern Indiana is full of contradictions. On one hand, Indiana was the... Read More — Black History in Southern Indiana
The white house, sitting amongst trees in downtown New Albany next to a YMCA, is not an anomaly, as... Read More — Drink in the History of Scribner House
It is active and participatory, as the actions we take today to contribute to tomorrow’s... Read More — Southern Indiana Celebrates Underground Railroad Month
Fall and Halloween season has arrived and that means it’s once again time for a ghostly... Read More — Ten Interesting (and scary) Things to Know About Culbertson Mansion's "House of Anguish"
Since moving to the region in 2009, I’ve compiled a list of favorite places to take family... Read More — 7 Sweet Facts about Schimpff’s Confectionery
When your destination has so much to offer, how do you choose what to do first? In Southern Indiana... Read More — Time traveling adventures in Southern Indiana
Walking through the Culbertson Mansion, the historic Indiana home on Main Street in New Albany, can... Read More — Culbertson's Remarkable and Scandalous Women
Road Trip
Connect these historic stops with others across the state for an epic road trip, featuring presidential sites and charming small towns rich in heritage. Start planning your route and find even more inspiration at VisitIndiana.com.
Visit the George Rogers Clark Memorial in Vincennes, Indiana
Visitors can see the 1816 Constitution through July 5 during guided tours of the Corydon Capitol State Historic Site. Alongside the constitution, visitors will also see the desk where the document was written and signed along with a wooden gavel made from remnants of the storied Constitution Elm.
Not far from SoIN, experience centuries of history and traditions at French Lick Resort — named the Best Historic Resort by Historic Hotels of America.
Experience two states in one trip with a visit to Louisville, Kentucky. View Louisville's America 250 events here.
Southern Indiana is SoIN
Whether you’re in Southern Indiana on business or for a romantic weekend getaway, you’ll find a...
Packed with great places to eat, you can find almost any cuisine from American to Mediterranean in southern...
Shopping in Southern Indiana blends the best of contemporary retail with upscale boutiques. Look for...
Sip some suds and explore Southern Indiana's craft beer culture by visiting close to a dozen breweries and...
Southern Indiana boasts a rich history as a gateway to the North. This history is woven into the area’s...