Things to Do in Indiana, Pennsylvania    

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Summary and Frequenly Asked Questions:

• Question: Where is Indiana borough located?
  Answer: Indiana is a borough in Indiana County, Pennsylvania, and part of the Pittsburgh metropolitan area.
• Question: Why is Indiana known as the "Christmas Tree Capital of the World"?
  Answer: Indiana is surrounded by Christmas tree farms, earning it the nickname "Christmas Tree Capital of the World."
• Question: Who is a famous person born in Indiana, Pennsylvania?
  Answer: Indiana is the birthplace of the famous actor Jimmy Stewart, whose memory is preserved in the Jimmy Stewart Museum.
• Question: What educational institution is located in Indiana?
  Answer: Indiana is home to the main campus of Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
• Question: What is Blue Spruce Park, and why is it popular?
  Answer: Blue Spruce Park is a popular local recreation area with a lake and open areas for hiking.
• Question: What is Hindostan Falls, and what is its historical significance?
  Answer: Hindostan Falls is a nearby ghost town that was once home to 1,200 people.

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Visit the Buttermilk Falls Natural Area to admire the waterfall and scenic woodlands.

Indiana County Fair takes place the week before Labor Day.

Hindostan Falls are a great spot for a vacation photo.

The Blairsville Area Underground Railroad lets you learn about brave people who used this network to freedom.

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