Shipshewana/LaGrange County, Indiana

There is no better place to acquaint yourself with the Amish culture and craftsmanship.

LaGrange County/Shipshewana Convention & Visitors Bureau
440½ S. Van Buren St., Shipshewana, IN 46565
888.254.8090 • www.backroads.org or www.shipshewana.com

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Located in LaGrange County, the towns of Shipshewana, Topeka, LaGrange, Howe, Mongo and Wolcottville are home to Indiana’s largest Amish communities. They offer a countryside full of white-washed houses, bountiful vegetable gardens with flowering borders, laundry blowing in the breeze and freshly baked goodies for sale along the roadside.

There is no better place to acquaint yourself with the Amish culture, craftsmanship and genuine friendliness than on these back roads. Experience this simple way of life by driving at your own leisurely pace and discover what makes LaGrange County special.


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LaGrange County was once home to the Potawatami Indians. The first white settlers came from the east to establish communities in this Midwestern wilderness in the early 1830s. The area has experienced continued growth, attracting modern-day pioneers with its rural landscape and unspoiled natural areas.

You've probably heard of the great bargains to be discovered at the Shipshewana Auction and Flea Market, Trading Place of America. Midwest's largest flea market. Tuesday 7am-5pm and Wednesday 7am-3pm, May 1-October 31, 2007. Antique Auction and Livestock Auction every Wednesday, Horse Auction every Friday, year-round. 260.768.4129 www.ShipshewanaFleaMarket.com.

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