Stone's Tavern was built in 1830's by Richard Stone, and was a stop-over for weary travelers. This site was a welcome respite to stage coach passengers traveling the Goshen - Fort Wayne road. Several buildings contain American artifacts. The buildings were used as an inn, post office, jury room, and dance hall. This is the oldest building in Noble County.

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c/o Hursey

4946 N  State Road 5

 Ligonier, IN 46767

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Months Open:

Memorial Day through Labor Day    June, July, and August

Days Open:

Sunday

Hours Open:

1:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Admission Charges:

Donations gladly accepted.

Driving Directions:

  Located at the intersection of State Road 5 and US 33, 2 miles south of     Ligonier and directly across from     West Noble High School.
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Accommodations:

Kimmell House B&B in Kimmell, the Solomon Mier B&B in Ligonier, and the Deluxe Inn-Ligonier are the closest accommodations.

Additional Services:

GROUPS:  Group Tours can be accommodated throughout the year by pre-arrangement.  Call for info.

Special Events:

FESTIVAL: Stone's Trace Pioneer Festival is a great prairie festival held each September the weekend following Labor Day.

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