Tour My Town

Warsaw, which is in northern Indiana along the historic Lincoln Highway, has a population of 12,000. It was twice named one of the "Top 100 Small Town's in America."

Warsaw, Ind.

DePuy is the world's first and largest manufacturer of orthopedic implants, and has helped the town earn the distinction of "Orthopedic Manufacturing Capital of the World."

Warsaw, Ind.

Warsaw is also the home of CoCo Wheats breakfast cereal.

Warsaw, Ind.

Despite the city's abundance of manufacturing firms, Warsaw is surrounded by one of the strongest agricultural economies in the state of Indiana.

Warsaw, Ind.

The Kosciusko County Jail Museum in downtown Warsaw operated as a county jail from 1871 to 1982.

Warsaw, Ind.

Today, the Kosciusko County Jail Museum houses the Kosciusko County Historical Society.

Warsaw, Ind.

Dig's Diner serves up some of the spiciest chili in Indiana.

Warsaw, Ind.

The Kosciusko County Courthouse is the county's best known historical landmark.

Warsaw, Ind.

This 16-foot tall, 4-sided clock is on the north side of Central Park in downtown Warsaw.

Warsaw, Ind.

Central Lake, one of three lakes in Warsaw's corporate limits, offers every form of water sport.