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The T.C. Steele State Historic Site is named for T.C. Steele, a Hoosier painter, who built his family’s homes among Brown County’s grand trees, scenic vistas, and rolling hills back in 1907. Visitors today can explore the historic home, as well as the grounds that once inspired this noted painter’s stunning impressionist paintings. Guests typically begin their visit at the Singing Winds Visitor Center. The grounds also include the House of the Singing Winds, a replica of Steel’s studio wagon, the Large Studio showcasing a rotating collection of the painter’s original works, a nature preserve, and several hiking trails.

4220 T C Steele Rd, Nashville, IN 47448, Phone: 812-988-2785

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Stroll through scenic trails at Brown County State Park Enjoy a concert at Brown County Music Center Taste award-winning wines at Brown County Winery Immerse yourself in natural beauty at Yellowwood State Forest See a theater production at Brown County Playhouse Take the kids to T.C. Steele State Historic Site Admire the art collection at The Brown County Art Guild Explore the most beautiful artworks at Brown County Art Gallery Plan a date at Country Heritage Winery Step back in time at Story Inn Enjoy handcrafted spirits at Bear Wallow Distillery Have fun outdoors with eXplore Brown County Taste the spirits and tour Hard Truth Distilling Company

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