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Despite being the largest of the four incorporated towns in Warren County, Williamsport isn't what one would call big. It has a population of just under 2,000 and oodles of small-town appeal. A significant draw is Williamsport Falls
Merom epitomizes true small-town living in Indiana. Founded in 1817, this tiny Sullivan County community is home to just 230 residents and boasts beautiful brick buildings that once belonged to Union Christian College
Patriot is the essence of a small town. Situated on the banks of the Ohio River, this Posey Township community covers just 0.26 square miles and is home to over 200 residents. Main Street exudes quaint charm, while hiking trails
Stinesville, located in Bean Blossom Township about 15 miles northwest of Bloomington, is another tiny town that’s big on charisma. Known as the birthplace of the Indiana limestone industry and a prominent railroad stop
Pine Village, an 1800s trading post turned full-fledged village, is a lovely place to wander, enjoy local food, and visit nearby Fall Creek Gorge. Surprisingly, it once had a professional football club from 1915 to 1922.
Monterey, also known as Buena Vista, is rich in history, connected to the Battle of Monterey from the Mexican American War. Today, it charms visitors with its small-town staples like a hardware store, post office, and tavern.
Established in 1809, Madison was home to the first railroad in Indiana and has one of the largest National Historic Landmark Districts in the nation. Its location along the Ohio River makes it a popular spot for fishing and boating.
Angola is known for its famous Civil War monument and photogenic landmarks such as the Steuben County Courthouse and Jail. It offers plenty of shopping and dining options and is praised as one of the best historic towns in the country.