Breakfast in Crawfordsville

2014 West then East, Indiana, Road Trip, States

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Today we broke camp and headed into the town of Crawfordsville for breakfast and geocaching. We found a parking place for the rig and lit out on foot to explore and to find food. We were successful. A find at The Old Jail Museum, a fine Hoosier breakfast at Allen’s Country Kitchen, a find at an old Carnegie library building, a visit to a wonderful urban oasis park, and a walk past a log cabin that had been park of The Underground Railroad before heading out of town. Oh, yeah, and learning about Lew Wallace!

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