The Cradle of Indiana Basketball
Montgomery County, Indiana is considered the birthplace of the state’s legendary basketball tradition. Wingate won the State Basketball Championship in 1913 and 1914
The “Athens of Indiana”
Montgomery County is known as the “Athens of Indiana” due to its rich literary and academic heritage. It is home to General Lew Wallace, author of Ben-Hur, and Wabash College, one of only three remaining all-male, non-religious, four-year liberal arts colleges in the United States
A Natural Playground in West Central Indiana
Outdoor enthusiasts love Montgomery County for its scenic beauty and recreation. Shades State Park and Sugar Creek offer some of the best hiking, camping, canoeing, and kayaking opportunities in Indiana, attracting visitors year-round.
Ironman Raceway in Montgomery County
