DRIVE OR BIKE AROUND SCENIC SCOTT COUNTY...
Begin your tour at I-65 or at one of the hotels at exit 29, in Scottsburg.
TRAVEL EAST ON STATE ROUTE 56, GO .7 MILE. TURN RIGHT ON HWY 31, GO 4.9 MILES. TURN LEFT ON EDRINGTON BLVD., CROSS RR TRACKS, GO .1MILE, STOP AND SEE....
1. Pigeon Roost Monument...
The Monument is dedicated to a community established here in 1809. It was attacked by Indians September 3, 1812. Nine adults and 15 children were massacred; one family escaped to spread the alarm.
CONTINUE SOUTH ON HWY 31 FOR 4 MILES AND TURN LEFT ONTO HEBRON CHURCH ROAD. TRAVEL ON THIS ROAD FOR APPROXIMATELY TWO MILES AND TURN RIGHT AND STOP AND SEE...
2. Cathedral Gardens...
This beautiful and tranquil setting is the brainchild of David Daugherty. There are 12 garden "rooms," connected by paved paths with many sites where you almost automatically stop to see the beauty which surrounds you.
There are over a dozen fountains, multiple waterfalls, urns overflowing with flowers and vines. Thousands of annuals and perennials line the paths. Unusual varieties of trees and shrubs, statuary and classical music piped in through speakers which are woven into the landscape. Visit www.cathedralgardens.com for more information.
RETURN TO HWY 31 AND TURN LEFT AND CONTINUE FOR .9 MILE AND TURN RIGHT INTO THE CLARK STATE FORESTRY. TRAVEL 3.5 MILES, FOLLOWING THE SIGNS TO THE FIRE TOWER. JUST BEFORE THE FIRE TOWER, ON THE LEFT, STOP AND SEE....
3. Overlook of Ohio Valley at Clark Forestry...
Breathtaking, panoramic view of the Ohio Valley. On clear days, you can see the smoke stacks at Ghent, Kentucky, approximately 30 miles away. To the south, see the Louisville, Kentucky skyline.
CONTINUE IN THE SAME DIRECTION 1.7 MILES TO THE "T" AND TURN RIGHT, GOING TOWARD BOWEN LAKE. GO .8 MILE, GOING PAST WILCOX LAKE, TURN LEFT AT "T". GO .2 MILES TO LAKE. ROAD ENDS AT LAKE. STOP AND SEE...
4. Bowen Lake and Log Boat "Slide"...
Beautiful reflections of hills and trees in this small lake after climbing 37 log steps up to the dam. See unique log "boat slide" used to pull fishing boat and canoes up to the lake. Exceptionally beautiful in the Fall.
BACKTRACK .2 MILES, AND CONTINUE STRAIGHT AHEAD (DO NOT TURN RIGHT AT THE INTERSECTION). CONTINUE FOR ONE MILE AND TURN LEFT ONTO BLOOMINGTON TRAIL ROAD. GO .5 MILE AND TURN LEFT ONTO SALEM ROAD. GO 2.5 MILE AND TURN RIGHT ONTO TAYLOR ROAD. GO .3 MILES TO IRON GATE. STOP AND SEE...
5. Dr. John Richey Cemetery...
The Richey's were among the early settlers in this area, immigrating from Spencer County, Kentucky. Dr. John, born in 1790, was a botanical doctor whose family survived the massacre at Pigeon Roost. Family cemetery includes 21 grave sites.
TURN AROUND AND RETURN TO BLOOMINGTON TRAIL ROAD (BACKTRACK .3 MILES ON TAYLOR ROAD, TURN LEFT ON SALEM ROAD AND GO 2.5 MILES). TURN LEFT ONTO BLOOMINGTO TRAIL AND CONTINUE FOR 2.4 MILES TO STOP SIGN. TURN RIGHT ON OX ROAD, GO .1 MILE. STOP AND SEE...
6. Old Ox Church & Cemetery...
Founded in 1823, this is the oldest church in Scott County. Original building is log. An annual service is held in June. Leota Mount Grave site: the town of Leota was named after the infant who died in 1882, at age four. For years, her father, Mathias Mount had collected the "Finley Crossroads" mail, but was informed that to continue to do so, he would have to become a Postmaster, and that the town would have to be officially named. He named it for his daughter who had died two years before. Many grave markers in the cemetery date back to the early 1800s.
BACKTRACK .1 MILE AND TURN RIGHT ONTO BLOOMINGTON TRAIL. GO 1.4 MILES AND SEE...
7. Helen Trueblood's Garden...
As you drive into Leota, just before you get to the bridge, notice the flower gardens on the right. These are the private gardens of Helen Trueblood, national authority and judge of daffodils, daylilies, and hostas.
IMMEDIATELY AHEAD AND SEE...
8. Leota Covered Bridge...
Two aspects of this bridge are very unique: First it is the site of the original Cincinnati / Vincennes Road intersection and the Buffalo Trace which the buffalo followed to the salt licks. Second: it is the only known crossroads which intersect over a creek.
DRIVE THROUGH THE BRIDGE AND GO LEFT AS YOU EXIT THE BRIDGE.
9. Morgan's Raid...
As you turn and go west on Leota Road, you will be on the same road that was taken by John Hunt Morgan, during his Confederate Raid on Indiana in 1863. Additional information about the raid, and a complete driving tour map or Cd is available at the Scott County Heritage Center and Museum. 812-752-1050.
CONTINUE 2.4 MILES ON LEOTA ROAD, CLIMBING A STEEP AND WINDING HILL OF THE KNOBS. PARK ON THE LEFT SHULD AND SEE:
10. Overlook of Scott County...
When you reach the top of the hill, you may pull off the road and look back and to your left for a beautiful view of Scott County and beyond. The flat area which lies ahead is an old lake bed. You are in "The Knobs", a ridge of hills which angle through central Indiana. In these hills you will find oceanic fossils which were left behind from the Illinoian Advance Glacier, during the Ice Age, approximately 140,000 to 300,000 years ago.
GO 1.5 MILES, TURN RIGHT ONTO WHISKEY HOLLOW ROAD AND THEN IMMEDIATELY LEFT ONTO READ ROAD. GO .2 MILES AND STOP AND SEE:
11. Beech Grove Church, Est. 1820...
This is one of the earliest churches in Washington County. You are entering an Amish settlement. Drive carefully, many horse-drawn buggies are on the road. Please respect their request that photos not be taken of people. Photos of homes, farms and farm animals are permitted. As you drive, notice the different horses along the way: some are used to work in the fields, while others are used to pull buggies.
AS YOU LEAVE THE CHURCH, TURN LEFT ONTO PEACOCK ROAD. GO .2 MILES AND TURN RIGHT ONTO NEW PHILADELPHIA ROAD. TO 1.8 MILES AND TURN RIGHT ONTO SAYLOR ROAD. GO 1.1 MILES AND ON THE RIGHT, STOP AND SEE:
12. Byler Family Home and Leather Works, 9808 E. Saylor Road...
Mr. Byler is usually in his leather working shop on Saturdays, making and repairing harnesses and other leather goods used by the Amish.
TURN RIGHT OUT OF THE BYLER DRIVEWAY AND RETURN THE 1.1 MILES TO NEW PHILADELPHIA ROAD AND TURN RIGHT. GO 1.3 MILES AND TURN RIGHT ONTO BRYANT ROAD. GO .2 MILES AND ON THE RIGHT, STOP AND SEE:
13. Jonathan Hilty Ironworks...
If you happen to visit when Jonathan is working, you will enjoy a rare opportunity to see the intricate system of pulleys and gasoline engines used in creating his ironwork. Many of Jonathan's items are for the garden, and are reasonably priced. You may visit on Sunday, but there are no Sunday sales.
TURN RIGHT OUT OF THE HILTY DRIVEWAY AND GO .1 MILES. TURN RIGHT ONTO L. RATTS ROAD AND GO .1 MILE. TURN LEFT ONTO NAUGLE ROAD AND GO .8 MILE AND ON THE LEFT STOP AND SEE:
14. Ruben Byler Amish Store...
You may pull up in your vehicle, but please leave room by the hitching post for horses at this small store where many of the local Amish purchase day-to-day items, such as cast-iron, clothing irons, straw hats, kerosene lanterns, etc. Hours: Monday through Saturday 8:00am to 5:00pm.
TURN LEFT OUT OF THE DRIVEWAY AND GO BACK .8 MILE TO L. RATTS ROAD AND TURN LEFT. GO .5 MILE AND ON THE LEFT, SEE:
15. Amish School...
This is a small operational school used by local Amish children.
CONTINUE DOWN THE ROAD, DOWN THE HILL. GO 2 MILES AND TURN RIGHT ONTO ELK CREEK ROAD. GO .4 MILE. STOP AND SEE:
16. Elk Creek Lake / Knobstone Trail...
Elk Creek Lake is another one of the picture perfect spots where you can fish, hike, or picnic. this is also one of the Trail Heads for the Knobstone Trail, which is a wonderful hiking trail extending approximately 55 miles from Deam Lake to Vallonia.
Leave Elk Creek Lake and turn right at the stop sign. Go 1.8 miles (crossing Old 56 Intersection). Turn right onto St. Rd. 56 and return to where you began at Interstate 65 in Scottsburg.
An additional 1 plus mile trip to Historic Downtown Square / Shops / Restaurants / Antique and "gently used" shops, and The Scott County Heritage Center and Museum. Continue east on St. Rd. 56, cross I-65 and continue 1.1 miles until you reach the Courthouse and Downtown square.
There is a variety of interesting shops on the Historic Square, as well as several choices for very good food and the Historic Scott Theatre, now the Ross Country Jamboree.
To go to the Scott County Heritage Center and museum, go right on First Street, right on Wardell, then left on South Main. Continue south on Main Street until you see the Scott County Heritage Center and Museum, 1050 S. Main Street., on your right.
This completes the driving tour of Scott County. You are welcome to take the Antique Tour or the John Hunt Morgan Trail Tour to learn more about Scott County and its history.
FRAZIER HISTORICAL ARMS MUSEUM...
30 Miles South on I-65 to downtown Louisville - Phone: 502-753-3729History comes alive a The Frazier International History Museum in Louisville in it's 100,000 square foot state of the art museum. Enjoy an unforgettable journey through 1,000 years of history on two continents.
Website: www.frazierarmsmuseum.org.
KENTUCKY DERBY MUSEUM...
30 Miles South on I-65 to downtown Louisville - Phone: 1-800-273-3729Tour the 10,000 square foot expansion in this environment full of sounds, images, and artifacts that bring the pageantry and excitement of the Kentucky Derby. The new exhibits include high-tech computerized hands-on displays. Walking tours include the Grandstand, the Finish Line and Winner's Circle. Gift shop and BAckstretch Restaurant.
Website: www.derbymuseum.com
Louisville Slugger Museum and Factory...
30 Miles South on I-65 to downtown Louisville - Phone: 877-775-8443Whether you are on the guided factory tour, in the gift shop or learning about the most famous bats in the world, you are going to love this Museum!
Website: www.sluggermuseum.org
Muhammad Ali Center...
30 Miles South on I-65 to downtown Louisville - Phone: 502-584-9254Preserving the greatness of Muhammad's legacy of promoting personal best and pursuing a more respectful world. The museum serves as both a destination site and an international educational cultural center that is inspired by the ideals of its founder Muhammad Ali.
Website: www.alicenter.org
Scott County Museum and Heritage Center...
1050 South Main Street, Scottsburg - Phone: 812-752-1050Visitors to the museum will enjoy many artifacts and the building itself which had been once a working farm for people who had not place else to live.
Clark State Forest - Falls of the Ohio Interpretive Center and Park...
25 miles South near I-65 - Phone: 812-280-9970A fascinating outdoor classroom offers a naturally exposed 220 acre Devonian fossil bed - one of the largest in the world with 270 species of birds and 125 species of fish. Educational programs, interpretive center, picnic area, and much much more! Open 7 days a week.
Dwight Chamberlain Bird Watching Trail...
For many of us, it is a treat to discover a species we have not seen or photographed before. There are several places in and around Scott County where you can do just that. In this part of Indiana, you can find over 280 species of birds, including many migratory birds. Some of these include:
- Osprey
- Geese
- Wood Duck
- Mallards
- Canadian Geese
- Great Egrets
- Tundra Swans
- Whopping Cranes
In addition to the locations listed below, Hardy Lake (812-794-3800) is an excellent place to see many raptors. Hardy also has a raptor rehab area, which is open to the public, subject to certain hours and days.
Of the places you will enjoy ornithology are:
- Clark State Forest. From Scottsburg follow highway 31 south approximately 9 miles. Clark state will be on your right.
- Muscatatuck (812-522-6826) is open 7 days per week from sun up to sunset. From Scottsburg on Hwy 31 to Hwy 50. Turn right (east); entrance will be on the right.
- Knobstone Trail is a 55 + mile hiking trail approximately 10 miles west of Scottsburg on Hwy 56. Trailheads are approximately 7 miles apart. For additional information call 812-752-9211
Forest Discover Center - Knobstone Trail...
25 Miles SW of Scottsburg - Additional Information: 812-752-9211Hiking the 58 mile Knobstone Trail, Indiana's longest foot trail is contained within 40,000 acres of forested, rugged land in Clark, Scott And Washington Counties Trailheads are approximately 7 miles apart; trails are marked. Hunting with state guidelines.
Hardy Lake and Campgrounds...
7 Miles NE of Scottsburg and Austin - Phone: 812-794-3800This state-owned 2,178 acre recreational area features a 741 acre lake for fishing, boating, swimming and skiing. Other activities: camping, a raptor exhibit, picnic area, hiking, and interpretive and recreational programs. Hunting is within the guidelines of the state.
Muscatatuck National Wildlife Reserve...
25 miles North of Scottsburg: East on Route 50 - Phone:812-522-6826Restoring, preserving, and managing a mix of forest, wetland and grassland for wildlife is Muscatatuck's mission, with over 280 species of birds, with special emphasis on waterfowl, other migratory birds, and endangered species, including bald eagles. Wildlife includes river otter, raccoons, deer, wild turkeys, blue herons, tundra swans.
Spring Mill Park...
40 miles NW of Scottsburg; open year round - Phone: 877-977-7464Spring Mill has one of the few forest areas in the continental United States which has never been timbered, a reconstructed 1863 village including the mill, hiking trails, caves, picnic areas and the Grissom Memorial, including his space suit and the Gemini III space capsule on display. Lodge and dining.
Website: www.springmillinn.com
Approximately three years ago the wineries in central Indiana formed the Indiana Uplands Wine Trail. Name for the geographic region of Indiana where the wineries are located, the Indiana Uplands Wine Trail gives a glimpse to wine making in the region.
The Indiana Uplands are located in south-central Indiana, running from the Morgan/Monroe county line north of Bloomington south to the Ohio River, a distance of roughly 110 miles. At its widest point, from Jasper in Dubois County to Henryville in Clark County, the uplands are 65 miles wide. The uplands are a remnant of an un glaciated plateau.
The eight wineries that form the Indiana Uplands Wine Trail are listed below. To research more about the individual wineries, the phone numbers, emails, and websites are listed when available.
Brown County Winery
4520 State Road 46 East
Nashville, Indiana 47448
812-988-6144 / 888-298-2984
Website: www.browncountywinery.com
Butler Winery
6200 East Robinson Road
Bloomington, Indiana 47408
812-332-6660
Website: www.butlerwinery.com
Carousel Winery
8987 State Road 37S
Bedford, Indiana 47421
877-AWine4u
Website: www.carouselwinery.com
French Lick Winery
8498 W State Road 56
French Lick, Indiana 47432
888-494-6380
Website: www.frenchlickwinery.com
Huber Winery
Starlight, Indiana 47106
800-345-WINE
Website: www.huberwinery.com
Oliver Winery
8024 N State Road 37
Bloomington, Indiana 47404
800-258-2783
Website: www.oliverwinery.com
Turtle Run Winery
940 St. Peters Church Road NE
Corydon, Indiana 47112
866-2TURTLE
Website: www.turtlerunwinery.com
Winzerwald Winery
26300 North Indiana Lake Rd.
Bristow, Indiana 47112
866-6WINZER
Email: greatwine@winzerwaldwinery.com
Website: www.winzerwaldwinery.com
The Scott County Family YMCA is a place for fitness, fun and fellowship. The 25,000 square foot facility on 15 acres houses fitness equipment and services designed to promote a healthy spirit, mind and body for individuals and families. The facility includes:
- 11,000 square foot gymnasium for basketball and volleyball, along with an elevated running/walking track surrounding the gym floor
- A 6 lane lap pool and a warmer instructional pool
- Aerobic and Conference Room
- Fully supplied Fitness Center with cardiovascular and weight training equipment
- Men's and women's locker rooms
- Outdoor Patio Area
- Lobby and Reception Area
- Outdoor half-mile track
Located at 805 Community Way in Scottsburg. Phone: 812-752-7239, Website: www.scottcountyfamilyymca.org
Bloomington Trail Antiques
5730 South Bloomington Trail
Underwood, Indiana
812-752-3173 / 800-707-7730
Cathcart and Company Jewelry and Numismatics
87 West McClain Ave.
Scottsburg, Indiana
812-752-6363 / 800-310-5142
Days Gone By
Corner of Main & McClain Ave.
Scottsburg, Indiana
812-752-9355
Friends and Co. Mercantile
22803 S. Hwy 31
Scottsburg, Indiana
812-752-4774
Home Place Creations
46 South Main
Scottsburg, Indiana
812-752-7019
Kindred Spirit
1025 W. McClain Ave.
Scottsburg, Indiana
812-752-7112
Leota Country Store
4 Miles SW of Scottsburg on Leota Road
Leota, Indiana
812-528-6909
M & C Treasures
4252 S. Hwy 31
Vienna, Indiana
812-754-0901
Once and Again
30 South Main
Scottsburg, Indiana
812-752-9820
Quilts and More Store
40 South Main
Scottsburg, Indiana
812-752-6071
Renslow's Bargain Barn
925 State Road 356
Vienna, Indiana
812-752-4585
Scottsburg Antique Mall
Main and McClain Avenue
Scottsburg, Indiana
812-752-4645
Scottsburg Stoneware and Country Cousins
285 S. Gardner Street
Scottsburg, Indiana
812-752-6353
Stage Shop Antiques
1137 W. Leota Road
Leota, Indiana
812-752-5252
A & R - Approximately 3 miles S. of Scottsburg.
Phone: 812-752-1957A truly wonderful place to find many perennials, grasses, annuals shrubs, and many hard to find items.
Arbuckle's Pop's Plants - 1292 W. Leota Road, 3 miles S. of Scottsburg.
Phone: 812-752-7677Hanging baskets, water plants, annuals, perennials, and all garden needs!
Huber Orchard and Winery - 40 minutes S. of Scottsburg.
Phone: 800-345-9463Winery, wine shop, gift shop, farm market, orchards, wine tasting, restaurant and reception hall, children's farm park! A real family destination.
Montgomery Farms - 1122 Radio Tower Road. South of Scottsburg
Phone: 812-752-2300From Spring through Christmas. Plants, produce, corn mazes, haunted hay rides, family fun! Gift Shop. Great in any season!
Reams Garden, Concrete and Plants - Hwy 31 at 356 / Leota Road
Phone: 812-752-3746Find 20 to 30 varieties of heirloom perennials and water plants, reeds and grasses. Concrete lawn and garden items.
Streamcliff herb Farm, Winery, and Tea Room - 15 miles E. of Scottsburg on Route 3 @ Commiskey
Phone: 812-346-5859This is the oldest herb farm in Indiana. Featured in many magazines. Plants, classes, dinners, tea room, etc. etc. etc.
Cathedral Gardens - 1314 Hebron Church Road, Henryville, Indiana
Phone: 812-294-3193Enjoy 12 breathtaking gardens, each with a unique style, theme and color. Paved paths wind around the three ponds with 12 varieties of water lilies, and gardens containing over 12 thousand annuals and perennials. As you stroll or ride in one of many motorized carts,
classical / spiritual music will softly surround you. Large vases and bronze sculptures throughout.
Open seasonally from May to the end of October, Monday thru Saturday with scheduled guided tours at 9:00am, 11:00am, 1:00pm, and 3:00pm with admission.
Website: www.cathedralgardens.com
Culbertson Mansion - 23 miles south of Scottsburg, in New Albany
Phone: 812-944-9600Marvel at this 25 room, 1867 French Second Empire mansion built by William S. Culbertson. Learn about this millionaire and the current efforts to restore his Victorian home to its original beauty. Accessible for people with disabilities.
Email: culbertsonmansionhs@dnr.in.gov
Lanier Mansion - 23 miles East of Scottsburg in Madison
Phone: 812-265-3526Tour this beautiful 1844 Greek Revival Home situated on 10 acres of beautiful gardens. The south portico with its colossal Cornthian columns overlooks the mighty Ohio River. Other distinctive exterior features include the octagonal cupola, oculus windows and iron balustrades. the interior has been meticulously restored to the period.
*Open from April to December with daily guided tours with admission.
| Austin Christian Church 2845 N. US 31, Austin 812-794-2541 |
First Baptist Church Corner of Highland and Vest, Scottsburg 812-752-3924 |
New Harmony Baptist Church 252 W. Harrod Road, Austin 812-794-2984 |
| Austin Community Church of God 485 Mann Avenue, Austin 812-794-2726 |
First Baptist Church of Austin 230 W. Cherry Street, Austin 812-794-2292 |
New Hope Baptist Church 5104 S. SR 62, Lexington 812-866-5695 |
| Austin United Methodist Church 75 East Main Street, Austin 812-794-2726 |
First Christian Church 255 W. McClain Avenue, Scottsburg 812-752-2115 |
New Life Ministries 1200 N. Church Street, Austin 812-794-4062 |
| Bethany Baptist Church 2116 N. Bethany Road, Deputy 812-866-5495 |
First Southern Baptist Church of Scottsburg 899 W. McClain Avenue, Scottsburg 812-752-7857 |
New Providence Baptist Church RR1, Austin 812-752-3646 |
| Bethel Baptist Church of Leota 3816 W. Leota Road, Scottsburg 812-752-3757 |
Free Gospel Church 190 E. County Line Road, Underwood 812-752-6774 |
New Song Church 54 East Madison, Scottsburg 812-752-1777 |
| Calvary Temple Church 214 S. Dowling, Austin 812-794-2222 |
Freedom Gospel Church 190 E. County Line Road, Underwood 812-752-6774 |
Open Door Baptist Church 4013 North Front Street, Deputy 812-866-3037 |
| Catholic Church of the American Martyrs 270 S. Bond, Scottsburg 812-752-3693 |
Grace Covenant Church of God 75 West Main, Austin 812-794-3182 |
Presbyterian Church of Lexington 2804 S. Mulberry, Lexington 812-889-2871 |
| Chelsea Church of God 6231 S. SR 63, Lexington 812-866-5927 |
Greater Life Tabernackle 719 S. Dunney Drive, Scottsburg 812-754-0617 |
Presbyterian Church of Scottsburg 396 W. McClain Avenue, Scottsburg 812-752-2704 |
| Church of Christ 580 N. Highland, Scottsburg 812-752-6190 |
Jehovah's Witnesses Honey Run Parkway, Scottsburg 812-752-2577 |
Rural Street Free Pentecostal Holiness Church 67 Rural Street, Austin 812-794-0203 |
| Church of God 940 S. Main Street, Scottsburg 812-752-2334 |
Kimberlin Creek Baptist Church 4756 E. SR 356, Scottsburg 812-889-2428 |
Seventh Day Advenist Church 1155 W. McClain Avenue, Scottsburg 812-752-6664 |
| Church of God of Prophecy 980 S. Main Street, Scottsburg 812-752-4152 |
Lexington Christian Church 2604 Alexander Street, Lexington 812-889-3919 |
Solid Rock Community Church 3203 N. Blanton Road, Scottsburg 812-794-4901 |
| Church of Christ of Latter Day Saints 47 E. SR 356, Scottsburg 812-752-9512 |
Lick Branch Baptist Church 10439 W. Deputy Pike Road, Deputy 812-866-8430 |
Temple Baptist Church 6 Miles west of Scottsburg on St. Hwy 56 812-752-5554 |
| Church of Nabb, Nabb, Ind. 812-889-2435 |
Little York Christian Church 272 N. SR 39, Scottsburg 812-752-3116 |
Trinity House of Prayer 603 W. Maple Street, Austin 812-794-3950 |
| Church of The Lord Jesus Christ 1054 Clay Street, Austin 812-794-3014 |
Little York United Methodist (Parsonage) 5402 N. SR. 39, Little York 812-752-3113 |
Underwood Baptist Church Underwood 812-752-3614 |
| Church of The Nazarene 339 N. 2nd Street, Scottsburg 812-752-6012 |
Sovereign Grace Baptist 649 W. Moonglo Road, Scottsburg 812-752-9480 |
United Methodist Church Honey Run Parkway, Scottsburg 812-752-3545 |
| Community Christian Outreach 6133 S. SR 62, Lexington 812-866-8392 |
Mt. Eden Christian Church 6991 E. Mt. Eden Road, Scottsburg 812-752-5387 |
Vienna Baptist Church 11 West Leota Road, Scottsburg 812-752-3943 |
| Deputy United Methodist Church 14266 W. Mulberry, Deputy 812-866-2113 |
Mt. Hebron Church 8802 E. Mt. Hebron Road, Scottsburg 812-752-5422 |
Vienna Methodist Church 398 E. SR 356, Scottsburg 812-752-1461 |
| Fairview Christian Church Route 1, Underwood 812-752-2880 |
New Bethel Methodist Church 9248 W. New Bethel Road, Lexington 812-866-4503 |
World Outreach for Christ St. Rd. 56 near Wal-Mart, Scottsburg 812-752-3376 |
| First Assembly of God Cope Lane, Scottsburg 812-752-2663 |
New Chapel United Methodist Church 6710 S. Bloomington Trail Road, Underwood 812-752-5274 |
Zoah Christian Church (Parsonage) RR1, Scottsburg 812-752-2885 |