Located 83 miles north of Indianapolis, Wabash is famous for being the first electrically lit city in the world in 1880. Visitors can anticipate a wide variety of attractions and activities to enjoy while visiting the city. You can stop by the Visitor’s Center on Miami Street to find out what’s happening during your visit. The Honeywell Center is a must on your to-do list, featuring a brilliant live performance theater and an art gallery. History buffs can visit the Dr. James Ford Historic Home and the Wabash County Historical Museum to learn about the pioneer days in Wabash.
What to See in Wabash, Indiana
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