Slashin’ Safari
Family fun is as big as an ocean at Splashin’ Safari, Indiana’s largest water park, featuring 2 gigantic wave pools, 2 action rivers, speed slides and Monsoon Lagoon.
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27 Aug 2013 Leave a comment
in **Cards Received, *USA - Indiana Tags: Fun, Stamps
Slashin’ Safari
Family fun is as big as an ocean at Splashin’ Safari, Indiana’s largest water park, featuring 2 gigantic wave pools, 2 action rivers, speed slides and Monsoon Lagoon.
10 Apr 2013 Leave a comment
in **Cards Received, *USA - Indiana Tags: History
Hoosier – Indiana
Hoosier – this term evolved over the years from indistinct beginnings. One of the more popular theories is that pioneers would respond to a knock on their door with “Who’s Yere?” Indianans, from this usage, came to be known as Hoosiers.
29 Dec 2012 Leave a comment
in **Cards Received, *USA - Indiana Tags: Cars-Trucks-Buses, Covered Bridges, Government, Lakes & Rivers, Multiview, Stamps
Indiana – The Hoosier State
The Hoosier State is one of great scenic beauty, intense industry, outstanding participant and spectator sports and a concerned, aware government at all levels.
Covered bridge — The State Capitol, Indianapolis
Indianapolis Auto Race — Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore
16 Jul 2012 Leave a comment
in **Cards Received, *USA - Indiana Tags: Buildings, History
The Grand Old Lady
“Located in Crown Point, Indiana was built in 1878. The Lake County Historical Museum located on the second floor. Open May through October from 1:00 to 4:00 pm on Thursday, Friday and Saturday.”
This was originally the Lake County Courthouse – for more information about its new life of shops, restaurants and a museum, click here
09 Jul 2012 Leave a comment
in **Cards Received, *USA - Indiana Tags: Fiber Arts, Map, Stamps, Tradition (Folk Art-Dress-Custom-Folklore)
Quilt Map of Indiana
“THE HOOSIER HERITAGE QUILT, a collaboration between Indiana Department of Natural Resources and the Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service, features quilt blocks made by winners from each Indiana county, pieced together in ‘stained glass style’. The official state quilt is a tribute to Hoosier pride and to the participants.”