Terre Haute

Terre Haute is located in Indiana near the state’s western border with Illinois. During its early times, Terre Haute was an active port on the Wabash River, particularly as an agricultural and pork-packing center. Terre Haute officially became a city in May, 1853. Students enrolled in...

Terre Haute is located in Indiana near the state’s western border with Illinois. During its early times, Terre Haute was an active port on the Wabash River, particularly as an agricultural and pork-packing center. Terre Haute officially became a city in May, 1853. Students enrolled in English school in Terre Haute should make time to visit some of the fine museums located in Terre Haute. The Swope Art Museum contains over 2000 works of American art. It includes 19th and 20th century paintings, sculptures and other works. The Clabber Girl Museum and Bake Shop is another unique piece of Americana. At the museum, guests can learn about the history of one of the oldest brands in America, while in the bake shop guests can enjoy delicious homemade bakery items. Students taking English courses in Terre Haute might visit the Honey Creek Mall to take care of their shopping needs. Throughout the town there are also other shopping opportunities including antique shops, bookstores and more. Those looking for some outdoor activities might enjoy visiting one of the local golf courses. Many offer lessons for the novice. Students can sample some traditional American cuisine at a variety of restaurants, but there are also other choices including Japanese, Italian, Indian and more. Students visiting Terre Haute can expect to experience a humid continental climate. The winters are cool and the summers are generally warm and humid. This inviting city in the middle of America’s heartland is a welcoming place, offering interesting museum, cultural opportunities and more.