Let us help you enjoy the great outdoors! We carry a complete line of sporting goods, fishing equipment, and we have canoe rentals. We are close to the Mississinewa River and a canoe launch site, so stop here before putting in.
Old and new home decor. Custom made furniture. Tues-Thurs 10am-4pm, Friday and Saturday, 10am-5pm. Extended holiday hours.
6,000 sq. feet of antiques and collectibles including furniture, dishes, coins, dolls, lamps, silverware, linens, quilts, clocks, Coke items, paperwieghts, fishing equipment and much, much more. New reference books and price guides, too. Closed Tuesday.
Cappuccinos, lattes, frappes served in a relaxing bookstore environment. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner hours available. Enjoy browsing the selection of mainstream and Christian titles the bookstore has to offer. Watch your children discover the fun of reading in their very own children’s area at the Tree of Life. Grab some coffee, a good book,and get warm by the fireplace. M-Sat 9am-8pm.
Close to IWU on State Road 9 South.
Used books from all genres. Paperbacks $1, hardcovers $2. Other media available including CD’s, DVD’s, and records. Open from 12 noon to 6pm Monday through Friday, 10am to 6pm Saturday.
The Sweetser Switch Trail is the ideal place for walking, running, bicycling, roller blading and horseback riding. A paved and stoned trail stretches for one mile with beautiful landscaping, benches, shelters, and tables for…
73 rooms–38 queen/queen, 9 king standard, 19 executive king, 7 hot tub rooms. All rooms include microwave and refrigerator, iron and board, coffee pot and hairdryer. Smoking and non-smoking rooms. Free continental breakfast. Indoor…
A departure from ordinary! Chef David Kay has created a menu including various special entrees - braised chicken, southern shrimp and grits, and seared Atlantic salmon. Sandwiches, soups and salads are also chef inspired. Family…
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Grant County's reputation as the coolest destination in the Midwest was established in 1955 when local native James Dean became an instant film sensation. Dean's cool, self-assured style is the hallmark of our community. From our legendary history to our current array of arts, entertainment, and recreation — It's All Cool.
