Editing New Castle, Indiana (section)

==Other attractions==
[[File:Indiana Basketball HOF CIMG0344.JPG|thumb|right|250px|Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame building.]]
* Nine of the eleven [[largest high school gyms in the United States]] are in Indiana. The largest of these is the [[New Castle Fieldhouse]] at New Castle High School. The fieldhouse has a capacity of 9,325. The fieldhouse is notable for a 1961 State Sectional Game between New Castle and [[Lewisville, Indiana|Lewisville]] (now part of [[South Henry School Corporation]]) in which the fans attending the game were snowed in. The next morning food was delivered to the Fieldhouse by a local bakery and a church service was piped into the gym. The gym has also played host to the 2006 Indiana Class 3A Basketball Champs and the 2007 Class 4A Volleyball Champions.<ref>[https://www.usatoday.com/sports/preps/basketball/2004-02-25-ten-great-hoops-newcastle_x.htm News article], paragraph three, from [https://www.usatoday.com/ USA Today], February 25, 2004.</ref>
* [[Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame]] is located near [[New Castle High School (Indiana)|New Castle High School]].
* Next to New Castle High School is a [[Native Americans in the United States|Native American]] mound dated to approximately 2000 [[Before Present|BP]]. This mound contains depressions which align to sunrise/sunset during the [[equinox]]es as well as aligning with depressions in similar mounds tens of miles away. A mound complex (from between 800 B.C. and A.D 1400) was discovered on Elliott Avenue,<ref>"Pre-Historic Indian Burial Mound Discovered in City," (New Castle) ''Courier-Times'' (April 26, 1967), p. 1</ref> and the more extensive "New Castle Site" is north of the city, on the east side of the Blue River <ref>Beth McCord, "1999 Excavations at Mounds State Park (12-M-2) and the New Castle Site (12-Hn-1) (Reports of Investigation, No. 73) (Muncie, Ind.: Applied Anthropology Publications, 2008) and Beth McCord, "The New Castle Site Revisited" (Reports of Investigation, No. 54) (Muncie, Ind.: 1999)--reports available at https://www.bsu.edu/academics/centersandinstitutes/applied-anthropology-laboratories/publications (accessed 2/12/2020).</ref>
* [[Thornhaven Manor]], built in 1845, is advertised as "a curious haunt" and featured on the [[Travel Channel]]'s ''[[Ghost Adventures]]'', ''[[Ghost Adventures: Aftershocks]]'', and [[Destination America]]'s ''[[Ghost Brothers]]''. The address is 2172 Spiceland Road, New Castle. Built in [[Italianate architecture|Italianate architectural style]], it was thought to be a stop on the [[Underground Railroad]].