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RICHMOND’S 1ST HORSEDRAWN WAGON FIRE DEPT
THE GREENWAY DISTRICT
VEACH’S
TOY station
SINCE 1938
THE MUSIC
PANTRY
INDIANA
FOOTBALL
HALL OF FAME
CENTER CITY/ THE TIN LIZZIE
INNOVATION
CAFE
CENTER
MAIN STREET
DAVIS
JEWELERS
GOLD & SILVER
ESMOND’S SHOES
FAMILY SHOE STORE
NORTH A ST
PAUST PRINTERS
INTERIOR
TRANSLATIONS
KESSLER’S
SPORTS SHOP
9TH ST
SMILEY’S
PUB
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UPSCALE WOMEN’S
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Cardinal Greenway Trailhead
Cycling & Fitness Warehouse
Warehouse Cafe
Veteran’s Memorial Park
Richmond Avenue of Flags
Starr-Gennett Walk of Fame
JAZZ
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ARTS
KNITTING,
WEAVING,
SPINNING
Restaurants!
More Than 50 Unique Shops!
A Must See!
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Wayne Co. Museum
Downtown Richmond
HWY 40 WEST
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MODEL T MUSEUM
HISTORIC
JAZZ MURAL
HWY 40 WEST
WILLIAM G.
SCOTT HOUSE
BED & BREAKFASTS
11TH ST
N 8TH ST
FO
ZINI’S PLACE
LITTLE SHEBA’S restaurant
LITTLE SHEBA’S
patio
FIREHOUSE BBQ
THE LOFT
NEW BOSWELL BREWERY
COCO’S BOUTIQUE • ART OF HAIR
COCO COOKS AT THE LOFT
BEATREE YOGA
GHYSLAIN BISTRO
N 11TH ST
ELM PL.
TRADEMARK HOMES
SCHWARTZEL CPA
ROSCOE’S COFFEE BAR
COUNTRY CLASSICS
RISCO
SIGNS SUPPLIES MARKET,
maria
mitrione’s
4TH FLOOR italian market,
BLUEs CLUB
& ullery’s
EVENT
homemade ice
HALL
cream
N 10TH ST
TWO SISTERS
BOOKS & MORE
GOOD LIFE EMPORIUM
CORDED
JOE’S JAKE & PARKER depot
PIZZA EDDIES CO. district
10TH ST
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PRESIDENTIAL MEMORABILIA
WORLD’S LARGEST CHAIR
STARR-GENNETT MUSEUM
HUGE MURAL ART
HULL POTTERY DISPLAY
JAZZ MURALS
TRAIN DISPLAYS
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PUB
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HIGH HATS
ANTIQUE MALL
“PAX” UPCYCLED ART
US 27 S/CHESTER BLVD.
RICHMOND
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CIVIC THEATER
ROSA’S OFFICE
SUPPLIES
FAST EDDIES
SLOT CARS
Featured Historic Richmond Businesses
Depot District
RICHMOND FURNITURE GALLERY
180 Fort Wayne Avenue • (765) 939-3325
www.RichmondFurnitureGallery.com
Open 7 days a week!
The Most Unique Furniture Store in the World!
Ta ke a s t r o l l d o w n
memory lane in our
totally remodeled 1880s
furniture store. Feel the
charm and nostalgia of
yesteryear as you tour
one of the largest selections of top name
brand furniture and accessories in the
entire country. Step back into time for oldfashioned service and old time prices. Your
entire family will be amazed!
Over 120,000 sq. ft., 80 ft. Jazz Mural, World’s
Largest Chair, Huge Hull Pottery & Overbeck
Pottery Display, ModelTrains, FREE Children’s
ChristmasTrain Rides all December, FREE Fresh
BakedCookies and FREE HotCoffee every day!
“I’LL SAVE YOU MONEY!”
the 1902 pennsylvania railroad depot
930 North “E” Street • (765) 939-3325
www.TheRichmondDepot.com
The heart and namesake of the Historic Richmond
Depot District.
The historical 1902
Train Depot was
designed by famous
Architect, Daniel Burnham. After being
empty for 35 years, this structure was saved
through the efforts of Richmond Community
Members, Historical Preservationists, and
local business owners Roger and Theresa
Richert, who purchased the Depot in 2010.
The Depot is available for lease.
firehouse bbq & blues club
400 North 8th Street • (765) 488-3012
East Central Indiana’s Most Unique Dining
Establishment.
Enjoy Hickory Smoked
BBQ in Richmond’s oldest
surviving firehouse. Come
for live music and great
food. Banquet hall available
for up to 70 people.
little sheba’s restaurant / zini’s place
175 Fort Wayne Avenue • (765) 962-2999
www.littleshebas.com
Where it’s always “Better Than Being Home.”
Come in and enjoy our
comfortable, unique
atmosphere while dining
on your choice of over
40 different specialty
sandwiches, our worldrenowned pasta, or a
mouth-watering ribeye steak. And now
enjoy a delicious meal while sitting on
our new outdoor patio! We serve the
coldest beer in town and now offer a fullservice bar with your favorite cocktails
ready to serve. Relax with a glass of
wine while listening to live music. Savor
the unbelievably moist and rich Sheba’s
homemade signature brownie. Little
Sheba’s is where dreams come true.
depot district market
& maria mitrione’s italian market
10th & North “E” Street • (765) 939-4152
www.4parker.com
A true old-fashioned Italian market with real
customer service.
Full service old-fashioned
soda fountain and
delicious home-cooked
meals. Dine in or take
o u t a v a i l a b l e . We
offer Boars Head Meats and Cheeses,
which are recognized by those who
know them as the best deli provisions
around. Homemade Ice Cream, full
service bakery, and several other local
food vendors.
two sisters books and more
193 Fort Wayne Avenue• [email protected]
www.thetwosistersbooks.com
Most unique bookstore in Richmond!
Not an ordinary
bookstore. Customers
are invited to explore, sit,
have a cup of tea, and
devour a good read. With
Edwardian-style charm
and comfort, we provide
the customer a chance to pause, relax, and
find relief from the tumult outside.
180 Fort Wayne Avenue • (765) 939-3325
Carriage rides, live reindeer, a model train display, caroling, &
more! Every Tuesday after Thanksgiving, 5-9pm.
Visit www.OldFashionedChristmasFestival.com
FREE Family
fun for all!
Old-Fashioned Christmas Festival
model t ford museum
309 North 8th Street [8th and D streets]
(765) 488-0026 • www.mtfca.com
Open Tuesday-Sunday, 10A-5P or by appointment.
The Model T Museum
showcases the car
that “Put the World
on Wheels.” A 1917
TT dump truck, 1923
English-built Town Car,
fire truck, Model T-powered airplane,
cutaway demo, 1924 Army ambulance, and
other displays will transport you back in
time. A gift shop offers books, videos, toys,
clothing, and Model T-era memorabilia.
Paint the towne pottery studio
197 Fort Wayne Avenue• (765) 488-2163
Paint Your Own Pottery Studio!
Creative entertainment
for all ages! Enjoy
spending time with
family & friends while
you paint your own
pottery. All pottery is
ready to paint, then we will glaze & kiln fire
your piece.
4th floor blues club
923 North “E” Street • (765) 966-5654
www.4parker.com
Call us for a great place to have your next party!
Rent for private parties,
and check out the
website for events
that are open to the
public. Club seats up
to 325 people and specializes in wedding
receptions, rehearsal dinners, birthday
parties, class reunions, and more.
Coco’s boutique
416 North 10th Street • (765) 965-LOFT
A fun and spunky ladies boutique!
Beautiful handbags,
fashionable apparel, stylish
jewelry, pottery, sculptures,
garden accessories, art, and
antiques. New! - Inspire your
inner chef with an amazing selection of kitchen gadgets
and gourmet food items at Coco Cooks at The Loft!
the art of hair
426 North 10th Street • (765) 965-5638
“Escape the Everyday” at the Loft!
Visit the Art of Hair and
Metamorphosis Spa.
Expert cut, color, and
styles available. Enjoy
a relaxing massage or
facial. Manicures and Spa pedicures, too. 23
Stylists and Technicians to serve you!
Map Printing
Sponsored By
good life emporium & wellness center
191 Fort Wayne Avenue • (765) 994-0095
www.gle.massagetherapy.com
A space that is delightful, peaceful and charming!
AtGood Life Emporium,
the mission is to offer
services that promote
and enhance a healthy
lifestyle. A variety of
massage, chiropractic
services, yoga classes, energy work, retreats
and classes are available to help you on your
path to healing and wellness.
Historic starr-gennett gallery
180 Fort Wayne Avenue• (765) 939-3325
Richmond: The “Birthplace of Recorded Jazz.”
See FREE displays of
early jazz musicians who
recorded here. Enjoy the 80’
Jazz mural featuring Louis
Armstrong. Find unique gifts
and join the Starr-Gennett
Foundation. Located in the Richmond Furniture
Gallery. Visit our wonderful Starr-GennettWalk
of Fame in the Historic Whitewater Gorge.
e street pub (765) 488-0982
ghyslain chocolatier & bistro (765) 966-3344
joe’s pizza (765) 935-3838
Lodging
•martha e. parry bed
& breakfast
•Philip w. smith bed &
breakfast
•girls night inn
2035, 2039, & 2221 East Main Street
www.pwsmithbnb.com, www.girlsnightinn.net
Located across from Glen Miller Park.
Utilizing ten years of inn-keeping experience,
we encourage our guests to escape, relax,
unwind, and create.
Downtown
center City development corporation
814 East Main Street • (765) 962-8151
www.mycentercity.com
A not-for-profit organization dedicated to helping
small business continue to grow and prosper.
Large meeting rooms
available (up to 150
people) in the Innovation
Center for conferences,
retreats, receptions, etc.
Also office incubator suites
for lease. Call for packages to fit your needs.
The Tin Lizzie Cafe
820 East Main Street • (765) 962-4441
A quirky little restaurant in one of the oldest
buildings downtown.
Lunch specials, deli
sandwiches and desserts.
Mural of Marilyn Monroe,
Humphrey Bogart and
a New York cityscape.
Dine-in or take-out.
Delivery and catering available.
veach’s toy station
715 East Main Street • (765) 962-5761
www.veachstoystation.com
Amazing toys for Amazing Kids!
Since 1938 this unique
toy store has served
the Richmond area.
Featuring old-fashioned
service and the best
specialty and educational
toys available! FREE GiftWrapping. A must-see for
the kids and child in all of us!
davis jewelry co.
827 East Main Street • (765) 966-1232
Estate and consignment jewelry for sale.
Since 1853: Richmond’s
oldest family-owned
store. We buy gold and
diamonds. Insurance &
Estate Appraisals. Jewelry
repair, too! Get personal
service from Richmond’s
premiere Jeweler, Mark Davis!
the secret ingredient
720 East Main Street • (765) 966-0990
www.thesecretingredient.us
Richmond’s finest women’s clothing boutique.
Unique, upscale women’s
fashions, accessories, and
gifts. Unrivaled personal
service. You’ll be amazed at
the selection.
esmond’s shoes
17 South 8th Street • (765) 962-1262
Hard to Fit Foot Specialists
Since 1947: Richmond
area’s ONLY family owned
and operated family shoe
store. Heel pain? Foot pain?
Arch pain? We specialize in hard to find sizes
and widths. Stop in any time to see our “Hard
to Fit Foot Specialists.” We can help!
Indiana football hall of fame
815 North A Street • (765) 966-2235
www.indiana-football.org
Tuesday-Saturday, 11A-5P or
by appointment.
Recognizing outstanding
individuals who have
contributed greatly to
football in Indiana.
ply fiber arts
921 East Main Street • (765) 966-5648
www.plyfiberarts.com
A Modern Spin on Inspiring Traditions
Your local source for
knitting, crocheting,
weaving, and spinning
supplies and classes. Ply
is also a vibrant gallery
space for premier, artisan
products and functional art.
Area Attractions
wayne county historical museum
1150 North “A” Street • (765) 962-5756
Tw o l o g c a b i n s , a
Conestoga wagon, early
auto collection, Davis
airplane and 3000 year
old Egyptian Mummy.
Josesph moore museum
801 National Road West • (765) 983-1303
Free self-guided history
tour. Egyptian mummy,
allosaurus skeleton,
birds, mammals and
prehistoric mastadon.
Starr-gennett walk of fame
& cardinal greenway
In Whitewater Gorge Park
Explore Richmond’s
natural beauty and jazz
roots along this paved
pedestrian and bicycle trail
through the historic gorge.
Starr-cabin
648 Sim Hodgin Parkway • (765) 939-3325
FREE tours of the 1815 log
cabin. Enter at
Richmond FurnitureOutlet,
700 Sim Hodgin Parkway.
richmond mural city
www.InHistoricRichmond.com
Some of the finest
murals in the country:
Old-Fashioned scenes
and the World’s largest
Christmas Mural in Richmond Furniture
Gallery. Louis Armstrong, Hoagie
Carmichael, Starr-Gennett Mural and more.
model train display
www.InHistoricRichmond.com
Huge Display! See our
website for hours.
Richmond art museum
350 Hub Etchinson Parkway • (765) 966-0256
Fine Art Museum; Classes & Special Events