New harmony indiana

Share this post:New Harmony, Indiana is one my favorite places to visit when I want to relax, unwind, and surround myself with nature, art, and history. This quaint town was originally just known as Harmony since it was established by the Harmony Society in 1814. It was later renamed New Harmony by Robert Owen after […]

There are so many things to do in New Harmony, Indiana, from visiting the Atheneum, to walking around their two labyrinths, to visiting the roofless church. This former utopian society has plenty of secrets to explore!

If you're never been to New Harmony, Indiana, you're missing out. It's as interesting as it is quaint.

If you are free spirited and consider yourself a hippie at heart, then you'll love this often overlooked little town in Indiana.

A new book tells in words and images the story of of the Indiana town where "Heaven and Earth are close together."

The Harmonist Labyrinth in New Harmony, Ind. Photo courtesy Historic New Harmony

Nestled along the Wabash River, the historic village of New Harmony in southern Indiana is a great spot to spend a relaxing and laid-back day.

500 Church Street New Harmony Indiana Photo taken on August 21, 2016 Vintage corner restaurant in downtown New Harmony, Indiana. Early 20 century design. Two stories with a canopy in front. Taken on a sunny summer afternoon.

If you are free spirited and consider yourself a hippie at heart, then you'll love this often overlooked little town in Indiana.

If you are looking for a great place to get away, New Harmony, Indiana is worth a look. It is located 2 1/2 hrs both from St. Louis, Mo. and Louisville, Ky off I-64, at exit 4. It is a small historic Main street town with small local business downtown. Art galleries and antique shops, along with our locally owned pharmacy, florist and bank are here to fill your needs while you visit us. A clothing and antiques store and a coffee shop. Starting in March each year you can take a tour and learn…