Home to a new Honda plant and the famous the famous Tower Tree (http://www.decaturcounty.in.gov/Greensburg's_Famous_Tower_Tree.htm)...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Very nice.  How does one describe the architectural style of downtown buildings?  I think the Covden building in the third photo from the bottom is quite snazzy.  So is the Oddfellows (IOOF) building where they worked a mansard roof into the design.  A lot of the art is in the cornices.

I like Greensburg.  Looks like I need to explore more of Indiana.

Awesome!

Looks cozy. Reminds me of a scene described in the book Dandelion Wine.

Good stuff!

 

Greensburg can stand on its own quite nicely without relying on their venerated tree on the courthouse tower; the original tree was a true accident, probably sprouted from a seed in some bird droppings. There have been many generations of trees since then; when one gets too big and heavy for the structure, they remove it and set another. I don't know if the successors are from seeds or cuttings from the original, or if they're just random nursery stock.

 

They really should get rid of the tree as dictated by good maintenance, and respect the architecture and structural integrity of their fine courthouse.

Inky,

 

 

Thanks for taking pictures of small town, obscure and off the beaten path Ohio.

 

I know I would never go to any of these places, but I do appreciate the time you've put in to exploring, promoting and educating UO about our state.

 

Thats all.

Inky,

 

 

Thanks for taking pictures of small town, obscure and off the beaten path Ohio.

 

I know I would never go to any of these places, but I do appreciate the time you've put in to exploring, promoting and educating UO about our state.

 

Thats all.

 

Your very welcome.

 

(but please note, THIS is Indiana)

Inky,

 

 

Thanks for taking pictures of small town, obscure and off the beaten path Ohio.

 

I know I would never go to any of these places, but I do appreciate the time you've put in to exploring, promoting and educating UO about our state.

 

Thats all.

 

Your very welcome.

 

(but please note, THIS is Indiana)

Chile....same difference, MTS wont be visiting this place anytime soon.  :wink2:

Handsome town! I was not at all expecting a tiki bar of all things.  :o