Lafayette.
And the places around it.

Lafayette, Indiana ↗

Historic downtown, Courthouse Square and Ninth Street Hill give Lafayette a recognizable mix of brick commercial architecture and established residential streets.

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West Lafayette, Indiana ↗

Across the Wabash, West Lafayette includes New Chauncey, Hills and Dales, and Happy Hollow Heights. The city documents Queen Anne and Craftsman homes as well as Ranch, Modern and Split-level architecture.

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Battle Ground, Indiana ↗

Battle Ground combines a historic town center with the nationally recognized Tippecanoe Battlefield setting. Its North and Main Street intersection provides an authentic small-town landmark image.

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Dayton, Indiana ↗

Dayton, Indiana is in Sheffield Township in Tippecanoe County. Its historic district and Walnut Street gazebo give the community a distinct small-town center east of Lafayette.

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Shadeland, Indiana ↗

Shadeland lies in Union Township southwest of Lafayette. The county historic inventory records farmhouses, barns and older residential architecture, while the Farmers Institute is a recognizable local historic building.

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Otterbein, Indiana ↗

Otterbein straddles Benton and Tippecanoe counties. The town describes its setting as open farmland, with a Main Street center and a long railroad history.

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Brookston, Indiana ↗

Brookston has a small-town center along Railroad Street and a Depot Park that reflects its local identity. Its town government emphasizes preservation of the community’s historical and cultural heritage.

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Delphi, Indiana ↗

Delphi’s Courthouse Square Historic District includes distinctive commercial buildings, the City Building and the public library. Canal heritage and tree-lined residential streets are part of the city’s documented local character.

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Rossville, Indiana ↗

Rossville sits on State Road 26 in northwestern Clinton County. Its Main Street commercial center reflects a town history that includes nineteenth-century shops, cabinet makers and other trades.

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Mulberry, Indiana ↗

Mulberry is a Clinton County community with a compact town center and established neighborhoods. The Jackson Street streetscape offers a recognizable local image for its service-area page.

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Linden, Indiana ↗

Linden’s railroad heritage is preserved at the Linden Depot Museum. The town also has a Carnegie library on Main Street, making familiar local architecture a stronger hero choice than a generic city skyline.

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Monticello, Indiana ↗

Monticello sits on the Tippecanoe River between the Lake Shafer and Lake Freeman area. The city highlights lake and riverside home settings alongside its downtown and historic community buildings.

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