Craig Ashcraft's apartment in Brownsburg. He wasn't home.
Standing outside Craig's apartment in Brownsburg, where I left him some fast-food gift cards for Christmas.
I ate dinner on Thursday night at this Italian restaurant in the middle of Bloomington.
I was attracted to this cool Indiana sign over the theater in downtown Bloomington. Unfortunately, I didn't have a tripod so the picture didn't turn out as well as I had hoped.
This courthouse is in the middle of the square in the center of Bloomington. It is built with local Limestone.<br /><br />Since it's Christmastime, lights are strung from the courthouse, heading in all directions.
I came across this marker next to the Monroe County Courthouse.<br /><br />It says that this was the US population center based on the 1910 census.<br /><br />It caught my attention because I was planning to visit another monument like this the next day.
Driving along the dirt road just south of the Tulip Trestle.
This is Richland creek, south of Tulip Trestle.
I came across this dilapidated farm just north of Tulip Trestle, as I headed towards Tulip, which turned out to be just a couple of houses next to the railroad tracks.
Mount Calvary<br />Wesleyan Church<br /><br />I saw lots of Wesleyan Churches in the area. Based on the Methodist Church, their world headquarters is near Indianapolis.
I took this photo to try and illustrate the gently rolling nature of the terrain in Greene County.
Near Tulip, Indiana
This place where the road goes under the railroad track is near Tulip, Indiana.
Headstone in Bloomfield, Indiana.
Ashcraft family headstone in Bloomfield, Indiana.<br /><br />This is the headstone I spotted as I drove into the town.
Three Ashcraft gravesites in Bloomfield, Indiana.
Strauser headstone in Bloomfield, Indiana
Geographic center of US population, from 1930-1940.
Looking south from the marker for the Geographic Center of US Population, 1930-1940.
These things, which I'm guessing are wellheads, are scattered all over the countryside near Switz City, Indiana.<br /><br />There is a large fuel storage facility nearby, but I don't really know exactly what these are for. Maybe someone can figure it out.
Highway signs in the middle of Bloomfield, Indiana.<br /><br />This photo is looking east.
I came across the Hi-Lift factory while driving around the back side of the Greene County Courthouse.
This caught my attention while I was looping around the back side of the Greene County Courthouse.<br /><br />I stopped for a closer look and discovered this is the factory for Hi-Lift jacks. Their facilities cover at least two city blocks in the heart of Bloomfield.
This sign points the way to Clifty.
Headstone in Ashcraft Cemetery, Greene County, Indiana.
I sat my camera on a bag on the hood of my car with a timer to take this picture. It came out crooked.<br /><br />Oh well.
Ashcraft chapel and cemetery, Greene County, Indiana.
Empty road near Ashcraft Chapel, Greene County, Indiana.
Decorative gate at one of the western entrances to Indiana University.
Dunn's woods are the woods in the middle of the Old Crescent on the Indiana University campus in Bloomington.
Built in 1905, the Student Building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.<br />The building has a tall clock tower that is often photographed to represent Indiana University.
Maxwell Hall at Indiana University was constructed in 1890.
Another building at Indiana University.
The Rose Well House covers the original well for IU and was a gift from Theodore F. Rose in 1908.<br /><br />Tradition holds that a female student is not officially a co-ed until she has been kissed beneath its dome at midnight.
Owen Hall and nearby Wylie Hall were the first buildings built on the new Indiana University campus, after the fire of 1883.<br /><br />The fire had destroyed the main building of the earlier campus, and a new location, then called Dunn's woods, was chosen for the new campus. There, on April 2, 1884, ground was broken for the two new buildings, designed by Indianapolis architect George W. Bunting.
This interesting statue is of Herman B Wells, 11th President of Indiana University from 1938-1962.
Decorative detail on Maxwell Hall, Indiana University.
This bench on the grounds of Indiana University has the IU logo on each end.
The Sample Gates at Indiana University serve as a welcoming entryway for students into the IU.<br /><br />Edson Sample funded construction of the gates in 1987 and dedicated them to his parents.<br /><br />The gates, constructed of Indiana limestone, mark the entrance to the Old Crescent, the site of IU's historic campus buildings built between 1884 and 1908.
World offices for the Cook Group.
Across the street from Cook Medical's World Headquarters.
This large chapel is on the road that heads west out of Bloomington, near Cook Medical.
Part of a panorama set of photos of Tulip Trestle.
