Bargersville, Indiana is a relatively small town located in Johnson County with a population just…read moreunder 10,000 during the 2020 census, though it's estimated to be close to 11,000 now. Bargersville is considered to be one of the fastest growing communities in the state. The town was platted in 1850. As Katherine A. notes, it is named after Jefferson Barger. Bargersville is really ideally situated. It's close to Indy and surprisingly close to both Bloomington and Columbus. It's a small town that still feels like a small town, though it's got a lot of urban benefits. Bargersville has two strong school systems - Center Grove and Franklin. What are some can't miss stops here? Taxman Brewery is a winner as is Mallow Run Winery. Coffeehouse Five is excellent. Witt Park is terrific for those who like parks. The same is true for Windisch Park. Bargersville has a DORA (Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area), which basically means you can drink in public (don't drink and drive or get wasted, okay?). There's one good trail that I'm aware of - the Heritage Trail. I'm not sure on exact length, but it's for the most part flat and I'd say easily doable for those with mobility issues like myself. The downtown area is a cool mixture of small restaurants and shops. It's a historic district. As someone who enjoys seeing silos, this farming community definitely has them. Whenever I'm downtown, I'm also impressed with the people. As there are older buildings, I occasionally have some wheelchair issues but I've generally found folks willing to help here. I don't get to Bargersville as much as I used to, but when I decide to do a Johnson County jaunt Bargersville is always a stop.

Bargarsville is named after Jefferson Bargar who bought one of the first plots of land in the area…read morein 1860. One of the states first plank roads was laid between Franklin and Bargarsville and is now State Road 144 (but is still referred to on some maps as Old Plank Road). When the rail passed one mile west of Bargarsville in 1906, the town moved to its current location (along the railroad tracks). Bargarsville has been traditionally a farming community. Large grain silos still frame the downtown skyline. I've been visiting the town regularly for 20 years. The town, once known for its weekend flea market and antique shops has evolved. The flea market closed several years ago and a high-end, local brewery (Taxman) is now a cornerstone of town. Several nice restaurants service downtown. A remarkably well-equipped park opened last year just west of town. Several large housing additions have popped-up, giving the town a more suburban feel. The main draws today, are the restaurants or a drive through beautiful farmland.

Bardstown welcome center also known as the former city hall of the city is one of my favorite…read morebuildings to look by and check out in the entire state of Kentucky. It sits beautifully and gigantically on the middle of a roundabout with several shoppes and places to eat surrounding this. Even as a kid when visiting my old Kentucky home the thing I remembered most was the "big building that had a circle around it". Just makes it shout that it's important. Note city halls should do that. Defiantly hard to miss. From what I could gather this mainly serves as the welcoming center now but still has some branches of government work held here. The outside is beautiful with plenty of places to sit and a couple cool monuments to Bardstown heroes and famous alumni. Overall I still love driving by or around this building. Very cool site to see and I look how I can go inside it now that it's a visitors center. Cool piece of Kentucky history and architecture here.

Who's a nice welcome center that my family and I came across while we were in Bardstown Kentucky…read more It's a very nice and welcoming so it gets the job done. Has a lot of features to check out and take pictures with.

I was in the area today so I decided to stop by and check this place out it's right next to Shively…read morecity Park. Sharfe City Hall was actually really nice as a lab right next to it as a bingo army tank outside which I'm not sure why but it was cool seeing. But I enjoyed myself walking around looking at the buildings in the park in the little monument they have so it's a nice little part of town of area

City of Shively suffers from poor leadership. Mayor Beverly Chester Burton refuses to answer…read morequestions with a direct answer or follow through on her word. Recently I sent several emails and left several messages before she ever reached back out to me. It was a week before I received any communications. When she reached out she emailed me @ 3:55 a.m. saying she would call me that day. She did not call me until 8:30 that evening, outside of business hours. The call was pointless she could not answer my questions stating she didn't have the information in front of her. Why even return my call with no answers? I asked why my question(s) could not be answered she stated she didn't like my tone and if I wanted to talk I needed to attend a council meeting. I didn't know it was a crime for a taxpayer to ask a question and receive a complete answer backed by validity. Residents of The City of Shively deserve better. Mayor Chester Burton doesn't seem to have the interest of the people at forefront. Why did you run for mayor again ? Definitely not to serve.

Very small building and did not have friendly staff when I have been twice. Today I needed…read moresomething notorized and the lady was not happy or friendly at all. I hope I don't have to return

Jeremy J's review is outdated since City Hall has been severely remodeled, taking over the old…read morelibrary. It's much better, and the staff is very nice! I am devastated that Jeremy has not updated his review, and it's a shame that the City Hall has a 2-star review. I hope this review bumps it up!

Cincinnati has hundreds of murals everywhere you go!…read more We had several drives and a a streetcar ride around Cincinnati, and saw all sorts of murals everywhere! Here's a bunch of our photos! And we only saw a small fraction, i'm sure. (Sorry for the photo captions. Some have misspellings that i cannot seem to fix. Some have no captions. I'm trying to get Yelp to accept my corrections.)

Love Cincinnati has alot of interesting things to see and do. Love the zoo and parks, museums and…read morebotanical garden. Even cool old cemetery that is also a botanical garden. Architecture ect. The one way streets and traffic is Tricky.