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These Are the 15 Best College Town Getaways in the Midwest

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By Brian Garrido
| Midwest Living Verified
The Gothic-inspired Sample Gates lead visitors, students, and locals into Indiana University. Credit: Greg Whitaker Whether it’s been five years or five decades since your time on campus, spending time in a college town is always a treat. And the appeal stretches far beyond classrooms or sports stadiums.
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An Impressive Art Museum, Mountain Biking, and A Balloon Festival—Here’s Why You Should Visit This Underrated Indiana City

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By Brian Garrido
| Midwest Living Verified
A balloon floats over the Wabash River during the Terre Haute Balloon Festival. Credit: Courtesy of Terre Haute Convention and Visitors Bureau Driving along Wabash Avenue, I notice the landmark Clabber Girl Baking Powder billboard. The pantry staple has been manufactured in Terre Haute since the late 1800s. The familiar logo made me feel like I already knew this town—though until recently, I hadn’t visited.
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on the rise

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By Brian Garrido
| Midwest Living Verified
bonus content for select readers in ILLINOIS / INDIANA / MICHIGAN / MINNESOTA / WISCONSIN Driving along Wabash Avenue, I notice the landmark Clabber Girl Baking Powder billboard. The pantry staple has been manufactured in Terre Haute since the late 1800s. The familiar logo made me feel like I already knew this town—though until recently, I hadn’t visited.
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