Indiana Weekend - Episode 20 "Hoosier Roadtrips"
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- On this episode we take you along on a few "Hoosier Road-trips"; we talk with Andrea Neal about her book "Road Trip: A Pocket History of Indiana" and the interesting places you can visit in our state. We run away to join the circus in all places Peru where two hundred kids from age four to twenty-one perform each July in a three-ring circus, including a parade through town. We begin our road trip in Madison, a classic river town that is preserving it's history and was formed seven years before Indiana became a state.
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That is awesome! Thanks for watching!
That's completely a lie Indiana is the worst state ever.
@@bestfothe2134 seriously? We love Indiana. Southern Indiana is great!
@@RetiredLovingIt: I would feel sorry for you but that's just to pathetic.
madison is a wonderful place and the people of the kentuckiana area very giving.
I liked Andrea Neal... she brought to mind history in Crown Point, which was lacking. CPHS 1969. Thanks.
When they did their First Survey of the Indiana Territory: Camby was considered for the first place as the State Capitol. But they moved just a little North on up the White River to the center of the state.
Beanblossm, in Brown County was one of the First Trading Post but it was named "Georgetown," after King George of England.
But it later was called "Bean Blossom" by the Algonquin Native Americans, that did their migrations through this area, by following the larger creeks, for a Natural Bean that grew along the creek, that the Native Americans could consume, for a source of food.
Just a short distance from Bean Blossom/ George town East, along the Bean Blossom Creek, there once was a small Algonquin, Native American village, that still has the Native Americans name of Peoga.
Bean blossom Creek is is belived to be where the last edge of the the great ice age ended. Because of the mineral deposits in and around the Bean Blossom area.
And Bean Blossom creek's wines on west making and starting the rolling hills, of Southern Indiana. And Bean Blosson creek, now feeds into what is Lake Lemon. Just North East of Lake Monroe. That were built in the 1950's for Southern Indiana area, for water Coservation.
But in the Indiana Territory first Survey, there was No Brown County, until 1836.
Bartholomew County and Morgan County came together 2 mile West of
St. Rd. 135. Thus placing Bean Blossom/ George Town in Bartholomew County.
Yes Madison is a lovely place. Love visiting there often.
Ronald Louis Edmonds Jr.
I've been through Madison...wish I had the time back then (2004) to see the town some. Did see Peru's Circus location a year earlier via the James Dean home town - Fairmount. Got a t-shirt from the Peru Circus place.
This episode was informative for those "Hoosiers" at heart like me who though moved decades ago from the great state of Indiana, still love the good memories of the Hoosier land.
Osgood indiana is a great place too
That's a rich lie
Damn theater may be interesting to you then. 😬
Madison is not a good place
??? It's one of the best towns in Indiana!!
The whole state isn't a good place.
I happen to love my home state
Once a Hoosier, always a Hoosier
Remax
Jesus saith unto him , I am the way , the truth and the life ; no man cometh unto the Father , but by me .
Sorry if I have given you trouble .
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Proud to be a Hoosier!
11/15/2017 4:32pm
Just now watching this video from 7years ago.
Very impressed!
These documentaries are always inspiring, amazing, well thought out, and brilliant! 💖💖💖
All lies tho here's a fact Indiana is the worst state ever.
yessir!! Repping southern Indiana!!
Looks like a great place!
my great aunt and uncle harvey and joanna best lived there. they was gospal singer back in the day. they had several albums. i was down there when she passed away back in th e 90s.
THEY LIVED IN MADISON INDIANA
I feel sorry for them living in hell.