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Living in Griffith, IN

Founded in 1854 and incorporated around the turn of the century, the community of Griffith boasts 60 miles of streets in a seven-square-mile area. Housing styles are varied and reflect the architectural styling of their periods. Residents enjoy a kaleidoscope of recreational facilities that include lush parks with picnic pavilions, volleyball courts, a bandstand, historic sites, play areas for children and multi-purpose trails. Central Park often doubles as a venue for special events and celebrations like The Park Full of Art and the Gospel Fest. Those who prefera serene environment for nature study will enjoy Hoosier Prairie Nature Preserve, an ideal retreat for bird watching or quiet walks along scenic trails. The county manages Oak Ridge Prairie with its picnic pavilions, fishing pond, and trails'. Residents take pride in their properties and are active in organizations that promote beautification.
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