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Martinsville is the county seat and largest city of Morgan County, Indiana. Situated in the central part of the state, it's approximately 30 miles south of Indianapolis and known for its beautiful parks and recreational areas such as Morgan-Monroe State Forest. Furthermore, Martinsville boasts several historic landmarks like Martinsville Courthouse Square Historic District and Artcraft Theatre - one of Indiana's few remaining historic theaters - along with several other notable buildings.
Martinsville is renowned for its association with auto racing. The city hosts the legendary Martinsville Speedway, host to NASCAR Cup Series and Xfinity Series races annually. One of NASCAR's oldest tracks, it stands out due to its half-mile oval shape. Another popular event held annually in Martinsville is the Fall Foliage Festival that commemorates autumn's splendor. This free festival offers arts and crafts displays, live music performances, as well as food vendors.
Over the years, Martinsville has been home to many illustrious figures, such as legendary basketball coach John Wooden. Wooden was born near Hall, Indiana but spent much of his childhood there before moving on to California. Another famous resident was NASCAR driver Tony Stewart; he began his racing career at nearby Speedway and went on to win three NASCAR Cup Series championships. Other notable residents include former Indiana Governor Roger Branigin and country music singer-songwriter Justin Moore.
