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First Baptist Church of Elkhart: This church sits along County Road 17 on Elkhart’s north side and is currently adding new space to support. First Baptist Church of Elkhart Bristol, Indiana This church sits along County Road 17 on Elkhart’s north side and is currently adding new space to support its children’s programs and community events. Address 53953 County Rd 17, Bristol, IN 46507 Phone 574-295-4475 Notes The entrance drive splits into two lanes leading to front and back parking areas. Construction permits posted near the sign indicate ongoing building updates and program expansion. The main auditorium is often used by private schools and groups due to its seating capacity and recording setup. This page was last updated on Jul 9, 2026 About the author Corky Lorenz is a photographer based in Elkhart, Indiana, who documents parks, restaurants, festivals, and everyday places across Indiana and the Midwest. To request a visit or license images, email Corky at corkylorenz@gmail.com

Delt Church Park in Wolcottville, Indiana has disc golf, playgrounds, picnic shelters, trails, and open green space for families and visitors. Delt Church Park Indiana Wolcottville, Indiana A large park in Indiana, with disc golf, playgrounds, trails, and open green space to play. Address 6455 S 200 W, Wolcottville, IN 46795 Phone 260-854-2225 Disc Golf The disc gold course has nice new rubber tee pads. The course wanders in and out of wooded, shaded areas. There is a large playground and open field for playing games. The loop you drive on around the park has pavillions you can rent for events. Parking is along the loop for cars and horses. Dogs are allowed. This page was last updated on Jul 16, 2026 About the author Corky Lorenz is a photographer based in Elkhart, Indiana, who documents parks, restaurants, festivals, and everyday places across Indiana and the Midwest. To request a visit or license images, email Corky at corkylorenz@gmail.com

Tinley Park Reptile Expo photos coming soon! If we met in person and I took your photo, it will be uploaded in 2-3 days. Corky Lorenz is a photographer from Elkhart, IN. She will be visiting the Expo on Sunday and plans to take photos of displays, rare animals, and vendors. This page is meant to be a fun way to share the photos with the person who brought the animal. There is no charge for the images. If you see one of yourself or your business, you are welcome to use it on your social media or website. Tag me so I can see where it ends up! (@corkylorenz on all platforms) For press or PR use, please contact Corky. This page was last updated on Feb 5, 2026

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Many local dog owners enjoy taking walks along the Mishawaka River walk because of the dog friendly culture. The farmer's market also attracts venders who sell dog treats and accessories. Can you take your dog to the Mishawaka Farmer's Market? After visiting last night, for the "Under the Lights" event and seeing about 30 dogs, I would say yes. The Mishawaka Market and riverwalk seem very dog friendly. I went last night and I was surprised by the sheer number of dogs present! Everywhere I looked, there was another dog. Some were even sporting their halloween costumes. While I was there, I saw a vendor selling hand crafted dog treats that were super cute. It seems like vendors even know to expect a crowd of dog owners, and cater to them. Event details This was the first time they hosted an evening market, on Saturday night, from 7-9pm. Usually, the market is on Sunday's from 10am to 2pm. See updates on their Facebook account . Personally, I enjoy the way the Mishawaka Market is organized later in the morning, so I can still make it before it closed, if I forget about it. This page was last updated on Feb 5, 2026

Fernwood Botanical Gardens features two charming model train displays, one indoors near the fern conservatory and one outside among the trees. A fun stop for families, kids, and train enthusiasts. Model trains at Fernwood Botanical Gardens There are two different train displays at Fernwood. One is inside, in the building where you buy your tickets. The other is a short walk from the entrance, on the trail. When planning my visit to Fernwood Botanical Gardens, I somehow missed the fact that they would have trains on display, not just in one place but in two! Inside the Fern Conservatory room, there are train tracks weaving in and out of the different fern displays in the visitor center that you walk through when you first arrive. Then, outside, there are even more trains, which was such a fun surprise to discover. I would have gone to Fernwood just to see the trains if I had known about them, so it was really exciting to stumble upon them. I loved the way the trains were weaving through the trees, like they were meant to be there. It didn’t feel like an artificial or commercialized setup. The whole thing looked carefully crafted with materials you would actually find in the forest. The tracks worked perfectly for the trains, but nothing felt copied or mass produced. It is the kind of display that a true train lover would appreciate, and any young kids who are train obsessed would absolutely love. I am not sure how long they run into the wintertime since snow could make things tricky, but when I visited on November 1st, the trains were still running. Leaves were falling, the air was chilly, and it was such a cozy scene. You will find the outdoor train display not too far from the main building where you check in. There is also a children’s exploration area nearby with a slide, open space to run, and plenty of trees and foliage to enjoy. This page was last updated on Feb 5, 2026

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Photos inside recreational vehicles at the RV Hall of Fame including a full interior look at the 1974 GMC motorhome. Wide angle layouts, color details, and close up shots of vintage RV design. Inside Recreational Vehicles & Vintage RV Interiors A collection of photos inside recreation vehicles on display at the museum, shot with a fisheye lens for a full view of the interior layouts. 1913 Earl Travel Trailer Interior This is the inside of the 1913 Earl Travel Trailer, considered the oldest travel trailer ever made. It was custom-built for a Cal Tech professor and later restored to match its original wood interior. The long bench layout was designed to seat four at the dining table and could convert into a double bed. 1974 GMC Motorhome Interior Wide interior shot of the vintage 1974 GMC motorhome. The interior has the same bright yellow color as the exterior paint. On the left you can see the kitchen, with a stainless steel sink, and yellow counter top and cabinetry. The dinette and seating area sit between the kitchen and pilot chairs in the front cabin. Airstream "Der Kleine Prinz" Interior view of the prototype for this body style, on display at the RV Hall of Fame, in Elkhart, IN. The smallest Airstream ever made, and it was thought to have been made for the owner, Wally Byam. 1958 Airstream Flying Cloud 22' Interior This 1958 Airstream Flying Cloud was built in California and came with a gas heater, refrigerator, cooking stove, pressurized water system, and a 110-volt electrical setup. It was the first full year Airstream switched the end-caps from 13 panels to 7, giving the trailer its updated look. The 22-foot layout is still considered one of the most sought-after floor plans for vintage restoration. 1935 Bowlus Road Chief Interior Interior view of the 1935 Bowlus Road Chief trailer, one of fewer than 50 remaining. This early aluminum travel trailer was designed by sailplane builder Hawley Bowlus, whose work later influenced the Airstream clipper style. The curved wood interior, narrow sleeping areas, and compact dinette show the original streamlined approach to living space inside recreational vehicles of that era. This page was last updated on Feb 5, 2026

Martin Marketing Specialties: A promotional products company in Elkhart offering branded merchandise, corporate gifts, and marketing materials. Martin Marketing Specialties Elkhart, Indiana A promotional products company in Elkhart offering branded merchandise, corporate gifts, and marketing materials from their new location on Parkway Avenue. Address 1128 Parkway Ave, Elkhart, IN 46516 Phone 574-262-5085 Services Services include custom promotional products, apparel, corporate gifting, trade show items, and other branded marketing materials for businesses in the Elkhart area. Notes This is a new location for Martin Marketing, in the Parkway at 17 business area. Nearby, you can see the new Flats at Pinecreek under construction. This page was last updated on Jul 9, 2026 About the author Corky Lorenz is a photographer based in Elkhart, Indiana, who documents parks, restaurants, festivals, and everyday places across Indiana and the Midwest. To request a visit or license images, email Corky at corkylorenz@gmail.com

A park with amish built buildings to explore or reserve for events. David Rogers Memorial Park Wolcottville, Indiana David Rogers Memorial Park is a green space with buildings to explore and a places to gather for events. Address 2355 W 550 S, Wolcottville, IN 46795 Phone 260-854-2225 David Rogers Park Photos Photos of David Rogers Memorial Park in Wolcottville, Indiana, including the park sign, historic buildings, open green space, and event areas. This page was last updated on Jul 10, 2026 About the author Corky Lorenz is a photographer based in Elkhart, Indiana, who documents parks, restaurants, festivals, and everyday places across Indiana and the Midwest. To request a visit or license images, email Corky at corkylorenz@gmail.com