Hitting
the Crossroads: Indiana Road Trips Map
Memorial
Day marks the unofficial start of summer and the biggest season for Americans
getting behind the wheel. The Ball State
University Libraries’ GIS Research and Map Collection (GRMC) is commemorating
the summer travel season with an exhibit featuring a new map, Hit the Crossroads: Indiana Summer Road Trips (above, click to enlarge). The map is displayed in the front windows of
the GRMC on the second floor of Bracken Library.
The map
describes some of the unique places to visit around the state. State parks, national landmarks, and historic
and memorial sites are detailed on the map.
Roadside attractions like a giant leg sundial, the world’s largest
yo-yo, and the world’s largest rocking chair are also identified. The map also features unique diners and
drive-ins.
The map is
part of a series of Indiana maps created by the GRMC commemorating the state’s
rich history and culture. Indiana sports
history and movies that take place in Indiana are also featured on maps in the
series. The Indiana maps, including the
new road trip map, are available for use in the classroom or for printing from
the Cardinal Scholar Digital Repository.
For more
information, please contact the GRMC at 765-285-1097.
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