Located just inside the Davis Mercantile you will find the Mercantile Wings. These wings were painted by 3 cousins of Jo Jo’s Pretzels. This is a perfect spot for a […]

Appropriately selling cell phone accessories, Booth #673 has added this amazing mural (with real telephone booths) that is sure to be a fun stop for all ages whether they know what […]

Beloved (Space #618) is full of photo opp surprises, you can view their new mural on the side of their building, or sit down on their hand painted bench after picking up […]

Located inside the Shipshewana Flea Market near rest area 1. Take your photo behind an Amish Buggy!

#Besty&Molly is a one-of-a-kind Selfie opportunity and is just 15 minutes from Shipshewana. Enjoy the beautiful blues, greens, purples and yellow for a unique stop during your stay.  

LaGrange County Town Hall mural is located at the corner of W Spring St & IN-9.

Completed in 2022, this mural is part of a statewide Public Arts Project through the IDDC (Indiana Destination Development Corporation). The project consists of more than 40 art projects (most […]

Location: Bookstore

The Welcome to Lima Township Mural – Howe continues to grow in popularity and has become a favorite backdrop for many social media posts and selfies. Location: Howe Fire Station

The newest mural located on Morton Street in Shipshewana, tells a story about the Pumpkinvine Railroad & Nature Trail. Location: Backside of Trail Riders Bike Shop

This mural is a simple dedication to the Amish of our area. The Amish first settled in Shipshewana in 1841, and most came from Somerset County, Pennsylvania. These were the […]

One of Shipshewana’s newest murals is located right near the entrance of the Shipshewana Flea Market and is one of four art projects funded by a grant from the IDDC […]

This mural odes to the Klondike Saw Mill, founded in 1864. The original mill was steam-powered and looked “something like an old locomotive.” Supposedly, the sawmill was first located south […]

Willard Francis Heminger was the owner of a mechanic shop in the area. His love for cars was expressed through the countless hours that he worked at his garage. Location: South […]

This mural is found indoors. This mural depicts Hudson Automobiles, one of the true treasures of Shipshewana. Although they weren’t created in Shipshewana, a young Amish boy’s love for these […]

Originally, Shipshewana mail was delivered by bicyclists. By 1915, these mail carriers were delivering mail via early model cars. Location: South side of Yoder’s Red Barn Shoppes

The sculpture, measuring 40 feet long and up to 4 feet tall, is made up of a metal buggy on one end and the profile of a horse at the […]

This mural is on the north side of the Farmstead Event Pavilion. Lester William Pletcher, along with his wife Irma, founded Pletcher’s Pacing Acres in 1935. Lester reportedly raced many […]

The Shipshewana Indians were a baseball team of local players formed in 1906 by Elkhart businessman H.E. Bucklen. Mr. Bucklen constructed a resort near Shipshewana Lake which included a baseball […]

What now stands as the Davis Mercantile originally served as a beautiful hotel. The hotel burned down in 2004 and was replaced by the new Mercantile. Location: South Side of […]

Shipshewana’s newest mural is located in the alley near Teaberry and Cherry Pickers, and is one of four art projects funded by a grant from the IDDC (Indiana Destination Development […]

This mural was dedicated to the most important man in the town of Shipshewana’s history. Hezekiah Davis moved to Lagrange when he was just a young boy, and his impact on the […]

Wesley Reifsnider was the owner of a high-quality harness store in the early days of Shipshewana. He set very fair prices and specialized in making custom, handmade leather for both […]

The mural on the side of the Wolfe Building pays tribute to Joseph E. Sunthimer. He was the owner of his own general store, selling dry goods, clothing, boots, shoes, […]