Why Live in Union Hospital
The Union Hospital neighborhood in Terre Haute features homes dating back to before 1920, including bungalows, Foursquares, and modest cottages with brick or wood-paneled exteriors. Many homes have small front porches with potted plants and American flags, and some multi-story houses are divided into rental units. Lot sizes average just over 6,000 square feet, with parking typically on the street or in detached garages. Local attractions include the Oy Vey Kosher bakery and restaurant, which offers vegan and vegetarian options. Downtown dining options like Bar Boscos, known for its homemade pastas and desserts, and the historic Saratoga restaurant are popular with residents. For shopping, there is a Dollar General nearby and two Kroger locations within a short drive. Indiana State University, home to over 8,300 students, influences the area, with the Hulman Center hosting Division I basketball games and performances, and the Larry Bird Museum located downtown. Cultural attractions within 2 miles include the Swope Art Museum and the Children’s Museum. Collett Park, at the neighborhood's northern border, hosts community events and features playgrounds, walking trails, and horseshoe courts. Maple Avenue Nature Park is popular for cycling and fishing, while Fairbanks Park hosts river events and a hot air balloon festival. The neighborhood is served by bus lines to downtown Terre Haute, and Indianapolis is approximately 80 miles away.