We’ve been asked frequently where you can pick up passports and have them stamped along the Michigan Road for the popular Indiana Byways Passport Program. A complete list of locations along the Michigan Road follows below.

Please note that the original location in Boone County, Country Market, went out of business. We have selected a new location and it is in the list below.

Another question we’ve heard frequently is what to do if you arrive at a passport location to receive a stamp, but find it closed. Take a selfie of yourself in front of the location, and drive to the next location. There, show them your selfie and ask them to stamp your passport for both locations! We’ve instructed all locations to honor this method.

LaPorte County
Michigan City Lighthouse
1 Washington Street, Michigan City, IN 46360
Built in 1858 by the U.S. Government, the lighthouse provided a beacon that could be seen 15 miles from shore but now houses a museum at the edge of Washington Park & Zoo Historic District near the terminus of the Michigan Road.

St. Joseph County
Old Republic
304 E. Michigan St., New Carlisle, IN 46552
The “Old Republic”, now a museum and bed and breakfast, was built in 1860 for the Jeremiah Service family who were bankers and merchants of New Carlise.

Marshall County
Argos Public Library
142 N. Michigan St., Argos, IN 46501
The Argos Library, which features a small historical collection of this Michigan Road town, is housed downtown in the former Schoonover Dry Goods, c. 1870.

Fulton County
Fulton County Chamber of Commerce
822 Main St., Rochester, IN 46975
The Fulton County Chamber of Commerce is housed on the west side of the historic courthouse square which features an impressive 1895 courthouse of Indiana limestone and carved lions.

Cass County
Iron Horse Depot
421 4th St., Logansport, IN 46947
Located on the grounds of the former Pennsylvania Railroad Depot, this c. 1885 depot was relocated from the Vandalia line and restored as a museum and offices for Logan’s Landing with access to the city’s river walk.

Carroll County
Beck’s Restaurant
709 S. Michigan St., Burlington, IN 46915
Beck’s Restaurant is an important fixture in this small Michigan Road town that was laid out in 1828 by David Stipp, a year prior to the road’s survey. Beck’s second floor has an old basketball court used by Burlington High School until 1929.

Clinton County
Kirklin Public Library
115 N. Main St., Kirklin, IN 46050
Kirklin’s Carnegie Library was constructed with a $7500 grant from the Carnegie Foundation in 1915, though the library traces its roots to 1913 and a women’s group known as the Double Six Club.

Boone County
Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library
250 North Fifth Street
Zionsville, IN
This location is 1.7 mi west of Michigan Road in Zionsville. At 106th St./Sycamore St. in Boone County, turn right onto Sycamore St. and follow it into Zionsville. Turn right onto 1st St., and then left onto Oak St. Then turn right onto 5th St. and look for the library on your left.

Marion County
Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center
450 W. Ohio St., Indianapolis, IN 46202
Established in 1830, the Indiana Historical Society is the oldest such organization west of the Allegheny Mountains and today is housed in the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana History Center located in the Canal and White River State Park Cultural District.

Shelby County
Shelby County Tourism Office
501 N. Harrison St., Shelbyville, IN 46176
Shelby County Tourism is located in the historic Porter Bath House, built for the public in 1930 by the owners of hte Porter Mirror and Glass Company in honor of their son, William Porter.

Decatur County
Magnolia Mercantile
128 N. Franklin St., Greensburg, IN 47240
Magnolia Mercantile is a shop that features antiques, vintage primitivies and shabby chic decore.

Ripley County
Osgood Grub Company
406 N. Buckeye, Osgood, IN 47037
This fine eatery is located in a relatively new Michigan Road town, established in 1856 by George Cochran on the newly established Ohio and Mississippi Railroad and named for its chief engineer, A. L. Osgood.

Jefferson County
Madison-Jefferson County Visitors Bureau
601 W. 1st St., Madison, IN 47250
Located near the beginning of the Michigan Road in downtown Madison, the Madison-Jefferson County Visitors Center is west of the historic Lanier Mansion, built in 1844 by a leading Indiana merchant and used as a house museum by the state since 1925.