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Buy Locally Invest Locally 2015 Greater Greencastle Chamber of Commerce Community Guide and Business direCtory www.gogreencastle.com SUPPORT OUR LOCAL BUSINESSES BUY LOCALLY INVEST LOCALLY Celebrating 61 years of Serving Putnam County 1954 — 2015 2015 Greater Greencastle Chamber of Commerce Community Guide and Business Directory 2 2015 Greater Greencastle Chamber of Commerce Community Guide and Business Directory Greencastle The Greater Greencastle Chamber of Commerce is pleased to provide this community guide as a resource of information about our local Greencastle/Putnam County community. Your support of the local Chamber businesses who have made this publication possible is appreciated. For more specific information, please contact the Chamber’s Executive Director at the Chamber office located at 16 South Jackson Street, Greencastle, IN 46135 or by calling (765) 653-4517. 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All rights reserved. 3 2015 Greater Greencastle Chamber of Commerce Community Guide and Business Directory t able Of cOntents Advertisers Index ......................5 Automobile Repair .................. 44 Homeless Shelter ................... 47 Welcome ...................................6 Automotive Parts .................... 44 Hospital ................................. 47 Awards/Recognition ................ 44 Individuals ............................. 47 The Chamber of Bail Bonds ............................. 44 Industry ................................. 48 Commerce .............................8 Bank...................................... 44 Industry/Distribution Center .... 48 Member Benefits....................9 Bar/Tavern ............................. 44 Insurance ............................... 48 Bed & Breakfast ..................... 45 Chamber Resources .............10 Insurance/Investment ............. 48 Beer Brewing .......................... 45 Investments ........................... 48 Beverage Distributor ............... 45 Greencastle - Who We Are .......11 Janitorial Service .................... 48 Putnam County History ............12 Bookstore .............................. 45 Bowling Alley .......................... 45 Jewelers ................................ 48 Schools Builder/Contractor .................. 45 Landscaping & Mowing ........... 48 Greencastle .........................13 Building Supplies .................... 45 Lawn Mowers & Tractors ......... 48 Library ................................... 48 Putnam County ....................14 Building Supplies/Concrete ..... 45 Building Supplies/Stone ......... 45 Locksmith .............................. 48 DePauw University ..........15-16 Business Associations ............ 45 Lodge .................................... 48 Ivy Tech Butcher Shop ......................... 45 Lodging .................................. 48 Community College ...........17 Cabinets ................................ 45 Marketing & Communications .. 48 Carpet/Flooring ...................... 45 Putnam County Public Library ..19 Martial Arts ........................... 49 Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning . 45 Medical Office ........................ 49 Clubs & Service Organizations .19 Catering ................................. 45 Mental Health Center .............. 49 Social Service Resources ........20 Chamber of Commerce ........... 45 Millwork ................................. 49 Chiropractor ........................... 45 Putnam County Hospital ..........21 Museum ................................ 49 Churches ............................... 45 Newspaper ............................. 49 Government Clothing/Used ........................ 45 Nursing Homes ...................... 49 City of Greencastle ..............22 Clubs ..................................... 45 Coffee Roasters/Services ....... 45 Office Equipment & Supplies ... 49 Putnam County ....................23 Coins & Collectibles ............... 45 Optometrist ............................ 49 Elected National & College Costs ......................... 45 Orchids .................................. 49 Party Rentals ......................... 49 State Officials ......................24 Community Organizations ........ 46 Computers/Sales/Support ...... 46 Pharmacy ............................... 49 Demographics .........................25 Computer Services/Web Design 46 Photography ........................... 49 Community Services ................28 Consultant/Communications ... 46 Physical Therapist .................. 49 Covered Bridges Corporate Wellness ................ 46 Plumbing, Heating & Country Club .......................... 46 Air Conditioning ............... 49 Historic Jewels ..................29 Credit Union ........................... 46 Pools & Spas ......................... 49 Maps Dance School ......................... 46 Printing .................................. 49 Greencastle ....................30-31 Dentist .................................. 46 Property Management ............. 49 Department Store .................. 46 Putnam County ....................32 Public Officials ....................... 49 Disc Jockey Professional ......... 46 Radio Station ......................... 49 Local Activities Education............................... 46 Real Estate Agent ................... 49 Calendar of Events ...............33 Electrical Trade Organization ... 46 Electricians ............................ 47 Real Estate Company ............. 49 Festivals & Activities ...........33 Employment/Temporary .......... 47 Real Estate / Appraiser .......... 49 Recreation ...........................34 Employment/Training Restaurant ............................. 50 Shoes .................................... 50 People Pathways..................35 & Placement Assistance.. 47 Engineering/Civil .................... 47 Signs ..................................... 50 DePauw Nature Park ............36 Farm Produce/Meats .............. 47 Social Services ...................... 50 Directory Financial Services .................. 47 Storage Unit ........................... 50 of Membership ................44-51 Florist/Gifts ........................... 47 Surveying ............................... 50 Food Market ........................... 47 Tattoo Parlor .......................... 50 Alphabetical Directory of Membership Funeral Home ......................... 47 Tax Preparation ...................... 50 Abstract & Title ...................... 44 Furniture ................................ 47 Taxi Cab Service ..................... 50 Accountant Services ............... 44 Game Store ........................... 47 Telecommunication Providers ... 50 Airport ................................... 44 Garage Doors ......................... 47 Theater .................................. 50 Ambulance ............................. 44 Gas Station/Convenience Store .47 Tire Sales & 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