These videos offer you an inside look at the many attractions, B&B's and restaurants in Noble County.
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Professional Animal Retirement Center (PARC), Inc., known locally as "Black Pine Animal Sanctuary" in Albion, Indiana is a non-profit exotic animal sanctuary, a "last chance" refuge for captive-raised non-domestic animals in need. We exist to give rescued and retired exotic animals a safe haven, and to educate people and enhance their knowledge of exotic and endangered species, and responsible pet ownership. We do not buy, sell, trade, or breed animals.
Guided tours of the Porter's log cabin are available. There are many historically significant and intriguing artifacts to be found inside the cabin. The bookshelves are filled with books from Gene's personal library, and the antique McCray icebox has just been packed with a new block of "ice", giving the cabin the same look and feel it would have had when the Porter's lived there.
Eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Homes, this stately 1876 solid brick Italianate is ideal for a romantic get-away, personal solitude, or extended stay corporate guests. Relax on the porch swing or stroll the gardens and grounds. Each of the 4 elegantly appointed rooms have television, bathrobes, and antique bureaus. The Master Suite accommodates four guests. Full hot breakfast served daily. Near Shipshewanna, Fort Wayne and Goshen.
Located in Kendallville, Indiana, Orchard Hill Farms is a family-owned and –operated business, started in 1969.
"While much of our business is wholesale, we have a Retail Store on the farm with a number of apple varieties in season, as well as other products. We invite you to tour our website."
Over the years the St. James Restaurant has received several awards such as the Oldest Restaurant in Northern Indiana by the Indiana Restaurant Association, the Centennial Business Award by the Indiana Historical Society, selected Best Restaurant in 4 County Area for American Cuisine, and voted by Readers of News-Sun in 4 County Area for Best Steaks, Best Chicken and Best Soups.
The Freeman Family invites you to experience their history of serving fine food and tradition.
Home of Stone's Tavern and the Stone's Trace Regulators:
"Stone's Tavern was built when General Mad Anthony Wayne and his men widened an Indian trail north and west of Fort Wayne to make wagon travel possible. Richard Stone built the present structure in 1839. The tavern was the center of activity from quilting bees , town meetings, post office, stagecoach stop, jury room, dance hall and rest stop for the weary traveler or drover ...."
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