Editing Richmond, Indiana (section)

== Points of interest ==
[[File:Hicksite Friends Meeting House Richmond IN.jpg|thumb|Hicksite Friends Meeting House, 1150 North A Street, Richmond, Indiana. Now houses the Wayne County Historical Museum.]]
* [[Hayes Arboretum]]
* [[Cope Environmental Center]]
* [[Wayne County Historical Museum]]
* [[Richmond Art Museum]]
* [[Indiana Football Hall of Fame]]
* [[Abram Gaar House and Farm|Gaar Mansion]] (house museum)
* [[Joseph Moore Museum]] at Earlham College
* [[Glen Miller Park]] and Madonna of the Trail statue
* [[Richmond Downtown Historic District]]
* [[Old Richmond Historic District]]
* [[Starr Historic District]]
* [[Richmond Railroad Station Historic District]]
* [[Reeveston Place Historic District]]
* [[East Main Street-Glen Miller Park Historic District]]
* [[Don McBride Stadium]] baseball ballpark built in 1936
* [[Reid Memorial Presbyterian Church]]<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.waynet.org/waynet/spotlight/2007/070419-reidchurch.htm |title=Tiffany Windows – Reid Memorial Presbyterian Church – Wayne County, Indiana |publisher=Waynet.org |access-date=2011-09-19}}</ref> ([[Louis Comfort Tiffany]]-designed interior and windows, [[Hook and Hastings]] organ)
* [[Bethel A.M.E. Church (Richmond, Indiana)|Bethel AME Church]] (oldest [[African Methodist Episcopal Church|AME]] church in Indiana: founded 1868)
* [[Old National Road Welcome Center]] (convention and tourism bureau)
* [[Whitewater Gorge Park]] and [[Gennett]] Walk of Fame
* [[Cardinal Greenway]] hiking trail
* [[Marceline Jones]] gravesite, Earlham Cemetery ([[Jim Jones]]'s wife, who died in the [[Peoples Temple]] mass suicide)
* [[Richmond Civic Theatre]] (plays, classic movies, and children's theater)
* ''[[Madonna of the Trail]]'' statue at Glen Miller Park
* [[Gennett]] Records Walk of Fame
*[[Richmond Mall]], shopping mall