Birth place of Jimmy Hoffa

Its high number of public buildings designed by luminaries like Saarinen, Pei, Venturi, Pelli, and Meier have earned it the nickname 'The Athens of the Prairie.'

City of about 50,000 known as 'RV Capital of the World' and the 'Band Instrument Capital of the World'

Indiana's largest city on the Ohio River

Indiana's second largest city, named for a 'Mad' Revolutionary War General

Larry Bird's hometown

Founded in 1906 by U.S. Steel and named after its president

Site of Super Bowl XLVI

Home of Ball State University

County seat of Floyd County, across the river from Louisville, KY

Home of Notre Dame University

Timothy McVeigh was executed at the Federal Correctional Complex in this city

Indiana's oldest city, site of the George Rogers Clark National Historical Park

City of about 11,000, named for the 500-mile long river that forms the Indiana-Illinois border

Home of Purdue University