I assist individuals in their search for real estate listings in south central Indiana within the multiple listing services of the Blomington Board of REALTORS, Bedford Board of REALTORS, Greene County Board of REALTORS, and MIBOR, Metropolitan Indianapolis Board of REALTORSI will represent you on any of the listings. I will show and sell you any property for sale in south central Indiana, regardless of who the listing agency (agent) is. Whether you are selling, buying, building or relocating, call me, 812-335-1623, anytime. I will take the time to provide you with FREE quality local real estate information that will enable you to understand every step of the transaction. I am absolutely committed to fulfilling your real estate needs with the highest level of professionalism, expertise and service. My commitment to your satisfaction is the foundation from which a solid business relationship is built. For quality, concise, reliable informative real estate information about any real estate property listing, call, 812-335-1623. For a personal consultation and to learn more about real estate in southern Indiana, call me, Arlene, 812-335-1623/812-278-3828, Email: apotts@homefinder.org Arlene Potts ABR, GRI, WCRBroker/Owner, REALTORBuyer SpecialistLearn more about local real estateBloomington Indiana Real EstateBedford Indiana Real EstateIndiana University I specialize in the marketing and selling of new and existing real estate properties within the mls listing service in southern Indiana, Indiana University, cities of Bloomington, Bedford, the counties of Monroe, Lawrence and the surrounding counties of Morgan, Owen, Brown, Greene and Orange in south central Indiana.
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Bloomington Indiana, located in Monroe County in southern Indiana, is a great place to live. Bloomington is the location of the main campus of the Indiana University system attended by about 40,000 students. It is also the seat of the Kinsey Institute. Bloomington is noted for having one of the most beautiful university campuses in the US. Most of the campus buildings are built of Indiana limestone. The city was the site of the Academy Award-winning movie, "Breaking Away" which featured the annual IU bicycle race, Little 500.Bloomington, INDIANA - LinksBlooomington Indiana Chamber of Commercehttp://www.chamberbloomington.org/
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Monroe County, Indianahttp://www.co.monroe.in.us/
Monroe County in southern Indiana is located, south of Indianapolis about one hour, surrounded by the natural beauty of southern Indiana that includes Lake Monroe Reservoir, http://www.lake-monroe.com/, which was created by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers between 1960 and 1965. Lake Monroe is the largest body of water in Indiana, covering 10,750 acres. The reservoir is comprised of the Paynetown SRA, Fairfax SRA, Allen's Creek SRA, Cutright SRA, Moore's Creek SRA and Salt Creek SRA which cover 23,952 acres and Morgan Monroe Forest, Yellowwood State Forest. These recreational areas are great places for family fun and outdoor recreation, http://www.in.gov/dnr/ MonroeCounty YMCA, http://www.monroecountyymca.org/ provides health & fitness activities to all residents and in combination with Bloomington Hospital helps makes Monroe County a healthy place to live. The Monroe County Library and the IU Libraries add to the cultural diverse community.
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Indiana University offers fantastic opportunities. The campus of Indiana University offers cultural, educational and athletic events year round. Many are free to the public.
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IU Athletics IU Libraries Bedford, Indiana http://bedford.in.us/ Bedford, in Lawrence County in southern Indiana, has a small town atmosphere with many conveniences of a larger city. The city of Bedford is home to automotive plants run by General Motors, http://www.gm.com and Visteon Bedford is experiencing economic growth due to the Wal-Mart Supercenter and Starbucks store. Bedford, INDIANA - Linkshttp://limestonecountry.com/ Schools Elementary Schools: Dollens Elementary Englewood Elementary Fayetteville Elementary Heltonville Elementary Lincoln Elementary Needmore Elementary Parkview Intermediate Parkview Primary Shawswick Elementary Springville Elementary Stalker Elementary St. Vincent de Paul Catholic School (K-8) Middle Schools: Bedford Junior High School Oolitic Junior High School Shawswick Middle School High School: Bedford North Lawrence High School Lawrence County Lawrence County Government Offices
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Lawrence County Convention and Visitors Bureau Limestone Capitol of the WorldBedford, known as the "Limestone Capital of the World", Indiana Limestone, is home to around 14,000 people with its excellent schools, outstanding shopping, cultural amenities and small town atmosphere.
The first commercial quarrying in Lawrence County started in 1860, and the quarrying process involved blasting a one year supply of limestone at once, then hand sawing the stone and using horses and oxen to haul it to the mill. In 1866 the first steam-powered saws were purchased, revolutionizing the industry. After the 1871 Chicago fire, limestone soon became the building material of choice in the city of Chicago. Its popularity spread.
In 1926 twenty-four smaller limestone companies, representing over 90% of the area stone industry, set about improving their posture in the business by merging to form the Indiana Limestone Company, Inc. which resulted in the large corporate ownership of twenty-one quarries, thirty-six mills, and over 6,000 acres of land. The years from 1928-1932 proved to be a boom period, during which some of the major contracts were the Nebraska Capitol, Indiana War Memorial, Palmolive Building in Chicago, Dept. of Commerce in D.C. (the largest order ever received), Internal Revenue in D.C., State Capitol of WVA, Mellon Institute in Pittsburgh, Empire State Bldg, and U.S. Post Office in Pittsburgh.
The Depression years hit the industry hard, but by 1940 Congress agreed to use Indiana limestone for the new Pentagon Bldg. Other project followed, such as additions to Tribune Square in Chicago, Washington Cathedral, U.S. Court House, Washington Cathedral Addition, National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, General Office Bldg Proctor & Gamble in Cincinnati; TN State Capitol restoration and repair, the Crescent in Dallas, City-County Bldg in Indianapolis, and the Ronald Reagan Bldg, among others. The limestone industry has come a long way since 1860. Gone are the yearly blasting, hand sawing, and horse/oxen transport. Modern technology and computers are the norm today as the industry continues to prosper. The county has many beautiful quarries with crystal blue water, but none is accessible today for the public visitation. Bedford Chamber of Commerce
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Mitchell, Indiana http://www.mitchell-indiana.org/ Spring Mill State Park Lawrence County is home to Spring Mill State Park, the second most visited State Park in Indiana. Featuring a Pioneer Village, tennis courts, hiking trails, a nature center, canoe and paddle-boat rentals, making Spring Mill the top tourist attraction in Lawrence County. Probably one of the best-loved areas in the park is the Pioneer Village. This reconstructed village is presented as close as possible to what the area may have looked like when Hugh and Thomas Hamer acquired the property in 1831.Persimmon Festivalhttp://www.mitchellpersimmonfestival.org/
Three distinguished men from the Lawrence County area have playeda major role in the exploration of space for the United States. We are proud to recognize them and give credit to their accomplishments. http://www.apollo1.org/TheCrew.aspxVirgil I. 'Gus' Grissom - NASA AstronautBiographyNASA selected Grissom as one of the original seven Mercury astronauts in 1959. He made the second 15-minute suborbital Mercury flight on July 21, 1961, aboard the capsule Liberty Bell 7. After splashdown in the Atlantic, explosive bolts holding the emergency exit hatch blew without warning and water filled the capsule, forcing Grissom into the ocean. He was rescued by helicopter, but the capsule sank. Recovery of the Liberty Bell 7Grissom was assigned to command the first manned flight test of the Apollo capsule. He died along with astronauts Edward White II and Roger Chaffee in a fire during a launch pad test on Jan. 27, 1967. He was buried in Arlington National Cemetery. Apollo Mission Kenneth D. Bowersox - NASA AstronautBiography STS-61, December 2-13, 1993, was the Hubble Space Telescope (HST) servicing and repair mission. During the 11-day flight, the HST was captured and restored to full capacity through a record five space walks by four astronauts. After having traveled 4,433,772 miles in 163 orbits of the Earth, the Space Shuttle Endeavour and her crew returned to a night landing on the runway at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
Charles D. Walker - MDC Payload SpecialistBiographyHe was responsible for training the NASA astronaut crews in the operation of the CFES payload on STS-4, STS-6, STS-7, and STS-8 shuttle flights during 1982 and 1983. Confirmed by NASA in 1983 as the first industrial payload specialist, Mr. Walker accompanied the McDonnell Douglas CFES equipment as a crew member on Space Shuttle missions 41-D, 51-D, and 61-B, accumulating 20 days of experience in space and traveling 8.2 million miles.
BLOOMINGTON INDIANA REAL ESTATE Are you looking for any of the following: homes, land, condo, townhouses?Do you need relocation service for a move to our community? Are you ready to build your new home and need builders?Call, 812-335-1623, speak with an agent in our agency or speak with the owner/broker, REALTOR, Arlene, for realestate, homes forsale - in Indiana or BloomingtonIndianaRealEstate, assistance for a student, who has an interest in athletics, with a move to Indiana University - IU, and membership at the ymca, relocation service for a move to Bedford, Indiana, MonroeCounty homesforsale, mlslistings in Brown County, condo at the point at Lake Monroe, builder for your new home, land on which you can build your new home.Orange County, IndianaOrleans, IndianaPaoli, IndianaFrench Lick, Indiana
The name "Orange County" was borrowed from Orange County, North Carolina, the home of many of the early settlers to this county in southern Indiana. The early settlers of Orange County, Indiana depended on corn as well as animals. The centerpiece of Orange County is the two-story courthouse located in Paoli. The picturesque Greek Revival building boasts tall columns, white brick and two chimneys. The treasured landmark was built in 1850. The courthouse square is the heart of downtown Paoli and boasts the largest shopping district in the county. With newly renovated brick-lined sidewalks, attractive period lighting and park benches, the downtown have been placed on the national register for historic places.
From the very beginning of it history, Orange Countys modes of transportation have been crucial to its development. Prior to the development of modern-day automobiles and airplanes, the rails provided the most efficient transportation. There are three (3) towns in the county that have small airports - Orleans, Paoli and French Lick.
Paoli gave birth to the entire state of Indiana. That is because in 1805 the initial pivot point was established just south of town to survey all the boundaries in Indiana. The first settlement of Orange County happened in Paolis Southeast Township. In 1807 John Hollowell settled on the Patoka River near the present-day community of Valeene.
Just south of downtown Paoli is the magnificent Pioneer Mothers Memorial Forest, the largest tract of virgin timber known to be remaining in the entire state of Indiana. Formerly known as Coxs Woods, black walnut, beech, oaks, and other magnificent trees tower overhead and wildflowers bloom underfoot on this tract just off of Indiana State Road 37. Joseph Cox has left the 88-acre tract of timber virtually undisturbed since its purchase in 1816.
In addition to the Orange County Courthouse, historic buildings in Paoli include the Lindley House, the Braxtan House, the Newberry Friends Meeting House, the Sherrod House, and the <Mineral Springs Restaurant. The Sherrod House is the current location for the Orange County Historical Museum.
In 1973 construction began on the largest tourist attraction in the county. Patoka Lake filled to its current 8,800-acre reservoir in 1980 and it now includes the full-service Patoka Lake Marina.Paoli Peaks, the center of tourism during the winter in Paoli, opened in 1978. Today, the natural hill with a 300-foot vertical drop has 17 slopes, which can service more than 100,000 skiers and snowboarders per year. A 45,000 square-foot lodge sits atop the hill.
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