We used to go to the falls a lot when I was a kid the 60s and 70s. My dad had a boat and we would go to the Richard Leiber park. I went in the store with my husband probably in the 90s. I haven't seen the school house but I am two counties away and always loved that area. Thanks for sharing

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Awesome

I was born in Shoals in 1957. When I was young, my babysitter was Opal Horner. Her husband, Herman, worked on the railroad. At an appointed time, we would walk out in the backyard. The train would go by, and Herman would be on the caboose waving his handkerchief at us. A sweet memory!

Great job Craig.

If you want creepy underground tunnels go to the medical campus of IUPUI. The tunnels connect the whole campus and maybe across the street to the IUPUI campus not sure

"Public Relations Events and Sustainability Manager". Wow...if that isn't a load of liberal BS job description, I don't know what is!

Does it mean that it's soon going to be lost to history list when it makes the historic landmark...ugh

Good lord they could make a fortune selling candy press machines

As an Indy native, I feel it is my responsibility to watch every video about the city. Let's go!

A smoking pigeon 🤣 if you want the truth, it was an amazing old world bldg that was purposely destroyed to hide our TRUE HISTORY! WAKE UP ALREADY PEOPLE BEFORE IT'S TOO LATE!

i adore indiana !

Stolen from the Native Americans...

It's good to re-visit what we thought we knew.

So weird how so many historic buildings were burned down in this time, Chicago started by a cow kicking over lantern lmao😂

A species with amnesia..

I will definitely have to visit. Didn’t realize how much there was to see. Thank You

Very Very Interesting. Thank You

I am from Indiana and proud to be

My grandfathers cinnamon candy has been passed down and this really brought back some memories. Although his recipe was slightly different. Guaranteed to burn your mouth off.. I still make it every Christmas. ❤ Craig, this episode was awesome.

3:03 And a cow burned down most of Chicago the story goes :)

1:37 Wow that sure is a lot to build with just the help of horse and buggy

i'm not sure.

So cool, didn't know this was a thing. Great job filming this.

""A+" this means a lot to me because it's a reflection of how i started collected blues on woolworths cassettes brand "AUDITION" 1970 ...the deep delta blues that i can't get enough of hearing

Great show, Craig!

Many performers descendants still live there.

hangman's crossing is not where the hanging was. The beech tree was just south of there down that country rd. US 50 didn't exist at the time.

First peacetime robbery

Oh the good ole days.

Had no idea it all started in Indiana. I’m originally from Seymour and had lived up by Peru and had no clue. Next time I’m up in Indiana from Florida , I think we might check it out. Thanks for sharing.

When in doubt: blame the pilot! In this case...the pigeon!! Great insight, Craig! And such an engaging young lady! Top job!! Next time I'm in Indianapolis...

I love Reno history!