Indiana Hotel
Enjoy Indiana: Go shopping, visit historical sites, appreciate art and take road trips!
With our two-day packages, we can help you fill a getaway with plenty of memories you'll always treasure. We've packaged two of the area's best family-friendly attractions, Conner Prairie and The Children's Museum, and hotel accommodations into one easy-to-travel package... ... [Read More]
Travel Discounts: Enjoy Indiana
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites, Fort Wayne ... Quality Hotel and Fun Dome, Fort Wayne ... Best Western City Centre Hotel & Suites, Indianapolis ... [Read More]
Hamilton County, Indiana: Enjoy Indiana
With championship courses by Robert Trent Jones Jr. and Pete Dye, we have plenty of options for your custom package. Make one call to a participating hotel and we'll do the rest. ... Hotel Accommodations ... [Read More]
Famous Places - Enjoy Indiana: About Indiana
- West Baden. Built in 1902, this lavishly restored six-story domed atrium hotel was the world's largest clear-span dome until the construction of modern day arenas. ... [Read More]
Indiana State Museum
The attractions in Indianapolis’ White River State Park, including the Indiana State Museum, have teamed up with three downtown hotels to offer discount packages close to home! The getaways include an overnight hotel stay and admission to three exciting attractions. You can even add discount tickets to an Indianapolis Indians baseball game at Victory Field during the team’s regular season to your package. Choose from two different packages and three hotels. ... This package is temporarily unavailable - please check with the Indianapolis Convention & Visitors Association at www.indy.org or 800.556.4639 for hotel information. ... [Read More]
Indiana Theaters - Historic & Cultural - Trip Ideas: Enjoy Indiana
The Embassy Centre in Fort Wayne (260-424-6287) opened as the Emboyd in 1928 and served as a movie theater and vaudeville palace. In 1952, it became the Embassy Theatre and was used primarily for movies until 1972, when the owners decided to demolish the building in favor of a parking lot. Just two days before demolition, the theatre and the adjoining (and equally spectacular) Indiana Hotel were spared, thanks to the efforts of volunteers and the Fort Wayne community. Today, through corporate and personal financial support, Indiana's largest historical theater is more than saved; it's maintained, restored, and used—and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Both hotel and theater restorations have returned these buildings to their once-grand state, with attention paid to the original Mediterranean décor. Of particular note in the theater is the Grande Page Pipe Organ, one of just three of its size built and one of two still in its original home. ... [Read More]
Indiana State Police
Following a tip that Dillinger gang member Edward Shouse would be at the Frances Hotel in Paris, Illinois, Trooper Teague was waiting nearby in his patrol car. When Shouse and two female accomplices arrived at the hotel, Trooper Teague struck the Shouse's car with his vehicle. As Shouse attempted to escape, a gun battle ensued and Trooper Teague was killed in the crossfire. ... [Read More]
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