Richmond Art Museum
No admission feeRichmond, Indiana art museum known for regional painters, decorative arts, and yearly exhibitions, with no general admission charge.
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A reservoir with two state recreation areas in southeastern Indiana, offering hiking, boating, fishing, swimming, and camping.
14108 SR 101, Brookville, IN 47012 (Mounds SRA); mailing address P.O. Box 100, Brookville, IN 47012 · Brookville, IN
Brookville Lake is part of a complex of Indiana DNR properties in the East Fork Whitewater River area. Its two state recreation areas, Mounds and Quakertown, provide a lake, a beach at Mounds, boat ramps, marinas, and more than 400 campsites. The property also has over 25 miles of hiking trails, ranging from easy self-guided walks to a rugged primitive trail. The area is noted for Ordovician fossils and prehistoric mounds, and the lake is known for its sport fishing.
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Richmond, Indiana art museum known for regional painters, decorative arts, and yearly exhibitions, with no general admission charge.
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