Amish Country.org 2009 Visitors Guide - (Page 17) Population – 1,500 Bristol Town Office Building Vistula (Main) Street 574.848.7007 Historic link to the “Underground Railroad” 150-year-old Bonneyville Mill Outdoor Adventures, Small Town Charm Gateway to Fun on the St. Joseph River Themed Festivals, Historical Happenings Bristol offers an array of leisure activities, from waterfront parks boasting scenic play and picnic areas to historic sites, among them the Elkhart County Historical Museum—all within walking distance of downtown shops and eateries. Five shady parks provide river access for anglers and boaters. You also can stretch your legs on hiking and biking trails against a scenic backdrop of waterfalls and wildlife. The 128-year old Bristol Opera House showcases entertainment ranging from bands to Broadway. Bonneyville Mill has been producing stone-ground y flour for over 150 years. Visitors can catch the “daily grind” May o through O October. Nearby Eby’s Pines Campground hosts four seasons o family friendly fun. of This charming community welcomes many festivals and events, charm th including the Bristol Homecoming, the oldest consecutively festival in the state; the Bristol Hills Storytelling Festival running fes and the Pu Pumpkin Chase Foot Race. Yo Your travels won’t take you to a warmer, more welcoming community. 800.517.9739 AmishCountry.org The Elkhart County Historical Museum offers up a treasure trove of area history via themed exhibits including a 19th century school and general store, and unique collections from musical instruments to military memorabilia. It’s free and open year-round. http://www.AmishCountry.org
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