Flights From Dallas To Evansille

Flights From Dallas To Evansille

About

Evansville is the seat of Vanderburgh County in southwestern Indiana. It is located 171 miles (275 km) southwest of Indianapolis. It was founded by Hugh McGary, Jr. in 1812. It was named in honor of Robert M. Evans who was a member of the territorial legislature. It is close to oil and coal fields. These and the accessibility to hydroelectric power have contributed greatly to the city's growth as a major metropolis in Illinois, Kentucky, and southwestern Indiana. Plastics, pharmaceuticals, home appliances, and aluminum are all examples of diversified manufacturing.

Evansville was reached by the Wabash and Erie Canals in 1853. It was the southern terminus. It linked Lake Erie with the Ohio River, until it was abandoned by the 1860s. Evansville has a river terminal that allows intermodal transport by rail, truck and barge. A regional airport is also available. It houses a museum that focuses primarily on history, art, and science, along with the Mesker Park Zoo, Botanic Garden, and Museum of Arts, History, and Culture. It houses the University of Evansville (1854), University of Southern Indiana (1965), and several vocational institutions.

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Places to visit in Evansille

Evansville is located in Indiana along the Ohio River. It is Indiana's third-largest municipality. It is home of a variety of historical and cultural attractions that make it a popular tourist location. Kiplinger's Personal Finance readers voted this vibrant city the "best place in America to live, play and work". It's home to many large companies and is the Midwestern center of the healthcare and medical sciences industry. There are many things you can do and see in the area, such as Penny Lane Coffee House, Tin Man Brewing Company, or Dream Car Museum. Call the restaurants or attractions to verify the current opening times before you go.

1.Evansville Museum of Arts, History & Science

The Evansville Museum of Arts, History & Science has something for everyone. It is located in the heart of downtown's historic district. The museum has been serving the community for over 100 years. In the 1950s, the museum moved to its current location. Museum Highlights Tours are a great way learn more about the museum. The tour takes you through three museum areas. There are both permanent and traveling exhibitions. Visitors will love the Koch Immersive Theatre. It offers a full-dome movie experience. Family movie nights don't get much better.

2.Evansville African American Museum, Evansville, Indiana

The historic significance of Evansville African American Museum is enhanced by its geographic location. Lincoln Gardens, the second Federal Housing Project, was built in 1938 under President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal. This building is an artifact from this museum and the last one remaining from the project. This museum is entirely dedicated to Evansville's New Deal period. It shows how it was during that period. It also houses important traveling and temporary exhibitions, such as Emancipation: Its Legacies or American Mosaic. Information about museum events, films screenings and the latest exhibitions can be found on the museum website. You can plan ahead.

3.Hartman Arboretum, Evansville, Indiana

Hartman Arboretum is located on private land owned by Jean Hartman and Grant Hartman. Grant Hartman was the first to plant and design the arboretum. It is currently managed by the Hartman family and a group of volunteer master gardeners. Visitors can visit a wildlife garden, a hydrangea and two other gardens. There is also a stumpery, a native vine arbor, and a pick-yourself blueberry field. A fall color grove is available, as well as an oak grove and a crabapple espalier. From spring through fall, events are held, including Butterfly Day and Moth Night, Spring at Arboretum, Tree ID, and Spring at Arboretum. Hartman Arboretum is accessible throughout the year.

4.USS LST-325, Evansville, Indiana

For military history buffs, a guided tour of USS LST-325 should be a must. It is an operational World War II vessel, which falls under the LST category (Landing Ships and Tanks). Guided tours for groups and individuals last approximately 60 minutes. Guests can access the main deck, sleeping quarters and mess deck of the ship. The wheelhouse, officers' quarters and wheel house are also available to guests. The gift shop is a great place to pick up unique souvenirs that will help you keep your memories of your visit to the USS LST-325.

5.Angel Mounds, Evansville, Indiana

The 100-acre Angel Mounds State Historic Site can be found in southwest Indiana, 8 mi from Evansville. It is a National Historic Landmark, and one of the most well-preserved prehistoric Native American cultural sites in the country. The Angel Mounds were constructed by Middle Mississippian Native Americans, who lived there from 1000 to 1450 AD. Archaeologists believe the largest mound was the location of the village. Smaller mounds were used for cosmological and ceremonial purposes. Visitors can learn about prehistoric culture by visiting a model museum that shows everyday life. You can also find biking and hiking trails, as well as seasonal events.

FAQs

What are some of the most distinctive things about Evansville?

Bally's Evansville is one of the first casinos in Indiana. Evansville is also home of the Mesker Park Zoo Botanic Gardens and Zoo. This is one the oldest and most extensive zoos in Indiana. A sports tourism industry is also available. The city is home to many educational institutions.

What's so great about Evansville?

Evansville Reviews. Evansville is a small riverside town. The living costs are affordable. There is an incredible art district, beautiful parks, ponds and many outdoor activities.

What's Evansville Indiana like?

The Evansville/Vanderburgh County area is a thriving community that serves as the commercial, medical, educational and cultural hub for the Indiana/Kentucky/Illinois tristate region. This site provides information on both the County government and the City governments, as well as current news about the region.

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