20 entries match your criteria.
Entries Containing All of the Phrases «lake county» AND «indiana»
RANKED BY RELEVANCE
| 1 ► Indiana, Lake County, Crown Point, Center Township — Site of Lake County's Second Courthouse — 1849-1879 — |
| 2 ► Indiana, Marion County, Indianapolis, Downtown — Lake County — Organized in 1836 — Named for Lake Michigan — |
| 3 ► Indiana, Lake County, Dyer — The Ideal Section Of The Lincoln Highway — "The finest section of road in the world" — |
| 4 ► Indiana, Lake County, Gary — Indiana University Northwest — |
| 5 ► Indiana, Porter County, Valparaiso — The Joseph E. Meyer Memorial Pavilion — |
| 6 ► Indiana, Lake County, Whiting — Henry Schrage and Whiting — |
| 7 ► Illinois, Cook County, Blue Island — The Joshua P. Young House — built circa 1852 — |
| 8 ► Indiana, Lake County, Crown Point — The Old Lake County Courthouse, 1878 — |
| 9 ► Indiana, Lake County, Munster — A Blooming Town — Munster is continuing to grow with many new businesses emerging and projects underway. — |
| 10 ► Indiana, Lake County, Gary, Downtown — The Gary Union Station — |
| 11 ► Indiana, Lake County, Schererville — The Lincoln Highway — Schererville — Crossroads of the Nation — |
| 12 ► Iowa, Harrison County, Missouri Valley — 3389 Miles from New York to San Francisco... Join the Ride! — |
| 13 ► Indiana, Lake County, Cedar Lake — Cedar Lake Has Always Been an Oasis For People — Early Inhabitants at Cedar Lake Water provides necessities for life and respite — 1600 - 1840 — |
| 14 ► Indiana, Lake County, Gary, Miller Beach — Southern Point of Lake Michigan — |
| 15 ► Indiana, Lake County, Merrillville — John Wood / Hannah Pattee Wood — 1800 - 1883 / 1802 - 1873 — |
| 16 ► Indiana, Lake County, Hammond — Dune Wall — |
| 17 ► Indiana, Lake County, Munster — Schools / Police Department / Fire Department / Hospitals — |
| 18 ► Indiana, Lake County, Munster — Site of Brass Tavern — 1847 — |
| 19 ► Indiana, Lake County, Munster — Stallbohm Barn-Kaske House — |
| 20 ► Indiana, Lake County, Lowell — Halsted House — |
Thin black lines indicate changes in relevance. Between each pair of lines entries are ordered geographically but all have the same relevance.
* Inflectional forms of words are their plurals, singulars, and possessives as well as gramatical tenses and similar variations.
Nov. 13, 2026
