Welcome to Richmond/Wayne County Indiana!
With an established and well-earned reputation as one of the best Midwest antiquing destinations, Antique Alley offers more than 1,200 antique dealers along two loop trails, recommended by Midwest Living Magazine. Wayne County is known as the Crossroads of American History with its bountiful history that helped shape America.
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🦕Unearth an epic adventure on The Whitewater Valley Fossil Trail!
Step back in time and discover real, 400-million-year-old fossils hiding in plain sight at stunning spots like Thistlethwaite Falls. It’s a hands-on, prehistoric treasure hunt that’s perfect for families, explorers, and curious minds of all ages!
🛏️ Fossils by day, comfort by night. Book a cozy overnight stay and wake up just minutes from ancient wonders!
Apr 16
🌿 Endless Adventures Await! 🌿
Spring is the perfect time to explore Thistlethwaite Falls in Richmond, Indiana! With scenic trails, rushing water, and blooming beauty all around – this hidden gem is made for memory-making.
Apr 14
At 1:47 pm on April 6, 1968 an explosion tore through Richmond`s downtown area killing 41 people and injuring more than 150.
At the time of the explosion there was racial tension nationwide as a result of the recent assassination of Martin Luther King, but in the aftermath of this tragedy we saw strangers and friends come together to assist one another and put their differences aside to help our community heal.
Were you present at the April 6th explosion or know someone who was? Share your memories with us in the comments below.
Apr 6
🌷 You`re invited to the very first TULIP FEST The Barn at Helm! 🌷
Mark your calendars for this fun-filled spring event April 12th & 19th – admission is FREE!
Come browse 12+ local vendors, soak in the beauty of blooming tulips, and enjoy the charm of this family-owned farm. With over 80 varieties of flowers grown throughout the year, it`s a floral paradise you won`t want to miss!
🎶 Expect live music, great entertainment all summer long, and don’t forget the ever-popular U-Pick Flower experience!
Apr 3
🌷 Spring is in the Air in Wayne County! 🎨🌦️
Whether the sun is shining or the rain is falling, the vibrant murals scattered throughout Wayne County make for a perfect springtime adventure. 🌈
Rain or shine, grab a friend, hit the streets, and soak in the local art scene—it’s a great way to explore, snap some photos, and see the beauty in every corner of Wayne County.
Have a favorite mural? Drop a pic below!
Apr 2
🌞 Soak in the Sunshine at Thistlethwaite Falls! 🌊
With the warm weather blessing us for another day, it`s the perfect time to get outside and explore! Thistlethwaite Falls in Richmond, IN, offers a scenic escape for a peaceful stroll, a refreshing photo op, a fossil collecting adventure, or a relaxing nature break.
Mar 11
☀️ The sun is out, and for a second, we almost believed it was summer! This warm weather has us craving the ultimate sunny-day treat… ICE CREAM!! 🍦✨
Mar 10
✨ Hot off the press! ✨
Our brand-new Antique Alley Brochures have arrived!
Whether you`re a seasoned collector or just love the thrill of the hunt, this guide will help you navigate the best antique shops, hidden treasures, and vintage finds along Indiana’s famous Antique Alley.
📍 Pick up your copy at the Old National Road Welcome Center or download it online!
https://visitrichmond.org/visitors/things-to-do/antique-alley/
Mar 7
Happy National Women`s Month!
Today we highlight Catherine Coffin!
Catherine Coffin along with her husband, Levi, offered safe haven to thousands of African-Americans fleeing slavery on the “Underground Railroad for twenty years. Catherine was as dedicated to the effort of helping the escaping slaves as
her husband. She provided food, clothing and shelter to those who came to
their home. Today, you can visit the Levi and Catharine Coffin House State Historic Site to learn more about her lasting impact and legacy.
Mar 6
This Black History Month, we celebrate James Matthew Townsend, a Richmond, Indiana, trailblazer! A Union Army veteran, minister, journalist, and Wayne County`s first black representative to the Indiana General Assembly where he fought for civil rights, education, and equality.
The Townsend Community Center is named after him and they continue his mission to foster a strong, inclusive and supportive community.
Feb 22
Planning a road trip?
We’ve curated a playlist of Indiana artists and musicians who have recorded locally in Richmond.
Step back in time and discover real, 400-million-year-old fossils hiding in plain sight at stunning spots like Thistlethwaite Falls. It’s a hands-on, prehistoric treasure hunt that’s perfect for families, explorers, and curious minds of all ages!
🛏️ Fossils by day, comfort by night. Book a cozy overnight stay and wake up just minutes from ancient wonders!
Spring is the perfect time to explore Thistlethwaite Falls in Richmond, Indiana! With scenic trails, rushing water, and blooming beauty all around - this hidden gem is made for memory-making.
🔧 From the roar of the early engines to the charm of vintage road trips, every exhibit tells a story of innovation and adventure.
Explore the wonders of the Joseph Moore Museum right here in Richmond! From towering fossils 🦴 to live reptiles 🐍 and hands-on exhibits, it’s the perfect indoor escape for curious minds of all ages.
💡 Bonus: Admission is FREE, and the experience? Priceless!
At the time of the explosion there was racial tension nationwide as a result of the recent assassination of Martin Luther King, but in the aftermath of this tragedy we saw strangers and friends come together to assist one another and put their differences aside to help our community heal.
Were you present at the April 6th explosion or know someone who was? Share your memories with us in the comments below.
Mark your calendars for this fun-filled spring event April 12th & 19th - admission is FREE!
Come browse 12+ local vendors, soak in the beauty of blooming tulips, and enjoy the charm of this family-owned farm. With over 80 varieties of flowers grown throughout the year, it's a floral paradise you won't want to miss!
🎶 Expect live music, great entertainment all summer long, and don’t forget the ever-popular U-Pick Flower experience!
