Your Guide to Williamsport, Indiana

Williamsport, a small town in Indiana, lies along the banks of the Wabash River. Williamsport is located about ninety minutes west of Indianapolis and three hours south of Chicago. According to the 2000 Census, Williamsport is home to about 1,800 people.

If you're visiting Williamsport, a trip to Williamsport Falls is a must. At ninety feet, it is boasted by residents to be the highest waterfall in Indiana. In recent years a gazebo built near the falls provides a spot for picnicing and community events. During the hot summer months, it is possible the waterfall could be dry when you visit. It is sometimes called the "Dry Falls" for this reason.

After visiting the waterfall, stop by Arni's downtown for a pizza. Arni's offers a full pizza and sandwich menu, and has soup and sandwich specials for lunch. Arni's is known locally for having great salads. The backroom at Arni's features a wall to wall air brushed mural of the entire town in a cartoon style. You'll see local business, residents, and officials featured in the mural. I personally recommend the BBQ chicken pizza with extra onion and cheese.

The Williamsport Washington Township Library and Learning Center is a great resource in Williamsport. The library is a spacious and beautiful new facility and is lavishly furnished with real Stickley furniture. You'll sink into the comfy chairs with a good book and never want to return home. The library offers free DVD rentals and internet access. Connected to the library, the Learning Center offers plenty of self-help, and continuing education opportunities including GED classes.

For those interested in antiques, junk, or a combination of the two, The Blue Elephant will have something for you. The Blue Elephant is an antique-junk-variety store with reasonably priced antiques, furniture, books, primitives and other great items.
Also located downtown, you'll be able to see the Blue Elephant from Arni's.