Huntington County Links
Explore Huntington County
Want to know more about the Huntington County area and all it has to offer?
Huntington County Visitor & Convention Bureau
Get information about what to do, where to stay, and where to dine and shop in Huntington County, including suggested itineraries, an extensive events calendar, lots of local festival info, and links to download or order a copy of the Huntington County Visitor’s Guide.
Forks of the Wabash Historic Park
Stop by the Forks of the Wabash to experience the uneasy era of the 1840′s and the story of the interaction between the Miami Indian nation, the European settlers, and the American government in the Wabash Valley. Take a tour of the many restored dwellings, including the Nuck Log House, the School House, and the Chief’s House, former primary home of Miami Chief Francis Lafontaine.
Huntington County Historical Museum
The Huntington County history exhibits include Miami Indians, French fur traders, early settlers, the Wabash Canal, Indian artifacts, Bechstein Drug Store, the Hotel LaFontaine, Schaff Piano Company, the Buildings on the Bridge, and an extensive and authentic outhouse collection, and MUCH more.
Huntington City-Township Public Library’s Indiana Room Genealogy Center
Sunken Gardens
Huntington’s beautiful and unusual Sunken Gardens and Shakespeare Gardens are located on West Park Drive and were constructed on the remnants of an old stone quarry between 1923 and 1928. The Sunken Gardens features various plantings, fishponds and graceful fieldstone footbridges over its U-shaped lily ponds.
Huntington University’s Merillat Centre for the Arts
The Merillat Centre for the Arts houses a large auditorium, a recital hall and an intimate studio theater where performances such as musicals, plays and concerts are shown throughout the year. The Robert E. Wilson Gallery showcases exhibits from students, faculty and the community including the annual Juried Student Art Exhibit.
The New Huntington Theatre and Supper Club
Visit The New Huntington Theatre and Supper Club to experience professional, live musical theatre and cabaret in downtown Huntington. The Supper Club has been playing to sold-out houses and earning rave reviews from audiences as far away as Indianapolis and Chicago. Guests of The Supper Club enjoy a fine meal followed by a original show featuring professional singers and musicians.
The Pulse Opera House
The Pulse Opera House in Warren, Indiana’s oldest operating historic opera house, was built in 1884 and is still entertaining audiences today. Its not-for-profit summer theatre has received international recognition with performances at two International Theater Festivals in Germany.
The Quayle Vice-Presidential Learning Center
A center for learning about the history, responsibilities and contributions of the office of the vice president and government.
The Sheets Wildlife Museum
Take an adventure into the kingdom of the wild. Nearly 200 species of exotic animals and marine life. 56 seat theater, gift shop, and interactive children’s area.