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Places to go within the area. Franklin . Johnson
County Museum of History North Main Street . Johnson County Courthouse Main and Jefferson St. . Indiana
Masonic Home Branigin Blvd and South Street . Franklin United Methodist Community West Jefferson
St. . Franklin Parks and Recreation Branigin Blvd. Featuring 12 Parks with some having playground, tennis, basketball, shelters, baseball dimonds, and
greenway trails (over 3 miles) Rose Garden, Wonder Five Center, Franklin Memorial
Pool, Rec center which features Racketball, basketball, Walking/Running
track, Rock Climing Wall, and Fitness Room all available on yearly membership
and daily rental. . Franklin College Branigin Blvd . Historic Artcraft Theatre North Main Street Franklin Heritage Inc. North Main Street Walking tours, Historic Preservation, Spirits on Stage . Franklin features: Many beautiful Historic Homes, businesses and Churches. 2
par 9 golf courses 2 semi private par 18 golf courses Miniture Golf. Batting Cages Bowling
Alley Rollerskating Rink Franklin Community High School Has 2 different trail systems with
2 miles of walking trails. . Let's not forget the FOOD: Greek Japanese Chinese Mexican
(several different) Pizza (several different) Coffee Shops Wings Home cooking BBQ Bakeries Fine
Dining Chain dining Chain fast food
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Edinburgh 10 miles Antiques: Step back
in time and Tea room Olde Shop Antiques and Collectibles Johnson County Park and
Recreation Trails, Shelters, 9 par golf course, Indoor Horseshoe Arena, Miniture Steam Engin Train
Club, 5 miles of Trails, Antique Machinery Shows and Antique Tractor Pulls, Blacksnake Dualthon, Festivals, Car Shows. Johnson County Horse Park Site of the 1987 Pan American Games Over
200 acres Includes a beautifully landscaped Level 4 Cross Country Course Baker Covered Arena which hosts
many of our larger events Three dressage arenas Two large stadium jumping arenas Two outdoor practice
arenas These arenas also have an announcer booth with tables, chairs, air conditioning and phone service We
have stalls for over 300 horses in our barns Camp Atterbury Museum,
Memorial Italian POW Chapel
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Nashville, Brown County 25 miles Over 300 specialty
shops, art and craft studios and galleries brimming with unique wares. Throughout town, you'll find shops
that feature homemade fudge and old-fashioned ice cream and all types of smooth and crunchy, sweet and salty, chewy and melty
delights. The restaurants offer a wide selection. The local theaters give young talent a
place to grow and be discovered; seasoned veterans a place to enjoy and pass their craft on. Live music venues
feature nationally renowned performers and local folks alike. A puppet theater builds a world of make-believe
for all ages. Brown County State Park Trails, shelters Edinburgh, Exit 76 12 miles Blues Canoe Rental Raft
and Canoe Rental with 6/8 mile trips Exit 76 Anitque Mall Features: 72,000
Square foot all on one level 600 booths and lighted cases with over 350 merchants Unique Gifts Here Subway
Restaurant Customer Lounge with Large Screen TV 812-526-7676 Edinburgh Premium Outlets Features: Over 85 brand name stores
from the world's leading designers and brand names, all offering savings of 25% to 65% everyday. Outlet Restaurants Max and Erma's Montana Mike's Ruby Tuesday's Cracker
Barrel McDonalds Arby's Hardee's Subway Snappy Tomato Pizza Taco
Bell . Columbus Located 20 miles south of Franklin, Columbus, is a surprising community that is known around
the world for its collection of work by renowned architects and landscape architects. Columbus
is ranked sixth in the U.S. for architectural innovation and design by the American Institute of Architects. Come enjoy the
architecture, public art, gardens and landscaping, and a first-rate park system. See 5 National
Historic Landmarks. *Take a tour of more than 60 modern marvels via a guided tour, or on your
own, with your cell phone. *See two original works by Dale Chihuly - a dazzling, 900-piece
yellow neon chandelier and a colorful quilt of plexiglas. *Check out the bridges of Bartholomew
County – two sleek modern bridges, a covered bridge, and a trestle bridge. *Try a progressive
dinner, in downtown Columbus. Enjoy three different locally-owned eateries for one price. *Walk
the People Trails. With the leaves off the trees, it’s easier to spot the blue herons on the Flatrock River. *Explore the city to find dozens of pieces of large-scale, public art. *Discover
little surprises around every corner. One alleyway is filled with colorful neon sculptures.
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