You get a really warm welcome from the residents of Lawrence County, Indiana. The ‘limestone capital of the world’ is a cultural delight; one that makes the most of its heritage. As scenic as any other county in the state Lawrence County, Indiana is bordered by the recreational ‘playgrounds’ of Lake Monroe to the north and both the Poali peaks and Patoka Lake to the south.

Limestone has been the backbone of Lawrence County, Indiana ever since it was first used to build anything and everything. From churches to houses limestone has been used for all types of construction. Notable buildings that have used Lawrence County limestone include the Empire State building, the Tribune Tower in Chicago and also the Pentagon.

Using its history and heritage to full effect Lawrence County, Indiana has developed an impressive range of attractions, for both residents and tourists. The 1800’s pioneer village, at Spring Malls Park, attracts lots of visitors each year, as does Hoosier National Forrest.

Close to the major urban areas of Bloomington, Indiana and Louisville, Kansas the county is a convenient location for shopping and employment. Home to over 45,000 residents, spread over 450 square miles, Lawrence County has many facilities for public use. State and county parks, golf courses, restaurants, shopping facilities, theatres and numerous festivals throughout the year give the county a vibrant and family feel.