Historic Rickenbaugh Open House

Take a tour of this Late Greek Revival style house that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The home was built in 1874 by three Belgian stone masons, the George brothers. Jacob Rickenbaugh, a tanner by trade, lived here with his wife and children.
This area is operated by a​ concessionaire that may charge an $8 day-use fee.

Located 3 miles south of Interstate 64 off State Highway 37. Turn at the entrance sign for Indian-Celina Lakes Recreation Area. A gatehouse sits just off State Road 37 at the entrance. Stop at the Gatehouse to pay the day-use fee (April-October). Then take the first left. Follow it to the end at Celina Lake. Parking is available at the boat launch.