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LaGrange is a small city situated in northeast Indiana's LaGrange County. Known for its picturesque downtown area and historic architecture, LaGrange attracts visitors from across Indiana and beyond to its parks, museums, and cultural attractions. As one of Indiana's premier Amish destinations, LaGrange continues to draw in residents and visitors alike with its quaint downtown area, charming historic architecture, and picturesque countryside.
LaGrange is home to the oldest courthouse in Indiana, built in 1838 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places for its distinctive Greek Revival architecture. For history buffs and architecture enthusiasts alike, LaGrange also boasts the historic Platt House built in 1867 which was also listed on this register.
LaGrange has long been home to several notable individuals, such as Jim Davis - creator of the beloved comic strip Garfield. Other notable figures from LaGrange's past include politician John Stutzman and inventor and businessman Elmer Wavering. Furthermore, LaGrange hosts iconic events like the annual LaGrange County 4-H Fair with carnival rides, live music performances and other attractions; additionally it boasts Pumpkinvine Trail - an enjoyable hiking and biking trail winding through picturesque countryside of northern Indiana.
