New Harmony Historic District — Attraction in New Harmony

I was on my way to visit a friend in Indiana (first time in the state), and saw a sign stating 'historic district', and anything with the word historic is an immediate hard stop for me - usually when I pull off to follow those signs it's a historic marker or museum, or roadside plaque, etc. - so it's always a pleasant surprise when it's something more than that - and in this case I was floored, what a absolute gem of a place this is tucked away. I hadn't heard of it prior, or I would have certainly planned it out to visit. I wish I had more time to walk around and visit each of the shops and grab something to eat, etc. I did take a good amount of pictures that came out beautiful. The folks who live here live in a beautiful town. I plan on visiting again for...

Historic New Harmony Indiana has so much to offer if you are a history buff or nature lover. From a nature filled path along the Wabash River to beautifully landscaped homes and streets, historic tours and friendly locals makes this place a must experience destination. Antique Shops, Art Galleries and Eateries all owned by locals adds to the experience! Places you must not miss are the Antheneum Visitors Center, The Working Men's Institute and Library & Tillich Park. You will find scattered throughout New Harmony's Historic District Art and Sculpture. It's a favorite place of mine and when I discovered it, I made New Harmony my home and my husband and I started a business. It is a low stress place to live and...

Very small town. I would say at least 90% of the town is cohesively landscaped. For example mondo grass is used throughout, even as lawns. The architecture is also cohesive and well maintained. The people are friendly. We were caught in a downpour of rain, and a lady stopped in her golf cart to give us a lift to our street.

We're considering moving to America, and are touring small towns. There's hardly anything for sale in...