Top 3 Museums in Noble County
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- Apr 14
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As the last traces of frost melt away and the gentle warmth of spring fills the air, the local museums in Noble County are excited to reopen their doors for the season. Visitors are welcomed to embark on a journey through time, discovering an array of captivating exhibits that showcase the rich history and cultural heritage of the area. From intricate artifacts to engaging displays, each collection offers a unique glimpse into the past, making every visit a memorable experience.
Mid-America Windmill Museum
The Mid-America Windmill Museum is the sole windmill museum situated east of the Mississippi River. If you visit, you can delve into the global history of wind power and discover the local significance of windmills with the help of a guided tour.
While on the tour, you will have the opportunity to listen to recordings that offer historical context while you view the 55 historic windmills on the property.
Gene Stratton Porter State Historic Site
Visit the Cabin at Wildflower Woods to discover the life and legacy of author Gene Stratton-Porter. The Cabin at Wildflower Woods is the beloved home and final resting place of Gene Stratton-Porter, one of Indiana's most widely-read authors and one of the world's first nature photographers and conservationists. So, naturally, the grounds, nature center, and house museum each enchant and inspire.
The Gene Stratton-Porter Memorial Society seeks to share her legacy with visitors by telling her story and making her achievements relevant for today's society and future generations. Visit her stunning home and grounds in Rome City to learn about her life as an author, naturalist, and cinematographer.
Old Jail Museum
The Old Jail Museum is open to the public from May to September on Saturdays. Take a step back in time and view what was once a jail for the county! This museum displays artifacts and photographs from Noble County, including stories and items from past Sheriffs and inmates of this jail, which are displayed throughout the jail cells and Sheriff's living quarters.
Noble County is rich with history and is ready to be explored! If you need any additional help or tips, feel free to contact us at the Visitors Bureau at 260-636-3602.
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