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Under The Arch Restaurant in Marshall

Located in historic Marshall, Indiana, home of the Marshall Arch, a family set out to transform a former Massey Harris tractor implement store, The Marshall Hardware and later a print shop into their dream of a family restaurant. The building has been remodeled and a state of the art kitchen was added. Much of the original building was kept as was. Throughout the dining room hanging above the black, red and white gingham checked tables are lights made from maple syrup buckets and old mason jars. These were all made by owner Marc Myers. Handmade booths are located on one side of the restaurant to give that cozy feeling.

The Marshall Arch - Built in 1921

The Marshall Arch is the first work of Carroll O. Beeson, who, in the 55 years to follow, would be responsible for over 300 architectural projects in west central Indiana. The arch was constructed as a result of the local businessmen challenging the young architectural student to design something to enhance the town’s appearance.

Construction of the arch started in the summer of 1921. The dedication service was held on September 30, 1921, and the Marshall community gathered to pay tribute to its servicemen, and to appreciate the first project of Carroll O. Beeson.

Wilkins Mill Guesthouse in Bloomingdale

Hilltop House at Wilkins Mill Guesthouse in Bloomingdale

For a perfect getaway in Covered Bridge Country, Wilkins Mill Guesthouse is the answer! The Main Cabin at Wilkins Mill was built in 1828 and also included a livery stable and post office at the then thriving community. In 1853 George Wilkins purchased the mill and operated it until the 1900’s. Today, Wilkins Mill has something for everyone.