A settler by the name of Aaron Norton Hart, from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania played a key role in directing the construction of the roadway and drainage infrastructure in Dyer back in the 1860’s and 70’s, subsequently opening the area up to agriculture and other commercial use in the surrounding predominantly marshy region. Understandably the town adopted its name from something as near and dear to Hart’s heart as the town itself. The town’s namesake is Hart’s wife, Martha Dyer Hart. That same sense of community and spirit is what placed Dyer at number 97 on CNN and Money Magazine’s 2005 list of “100 Best Places to Live in the US.”
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Meyer’s Castle was built by noted Herbalist Joseph E. Meyer in the style of Jacobethan Revival Architecture between 1929 and 1931. Numerous emu and peacocks live on the grounds which feature a magnificent garden, swan pond, and waterfall. Meyer’s castle is perfect for weddings and corporate meetings.
Gino’s Prime and Surf is always a great place for a great meal and has been voted best steaks in the Northwest Indiana region many times over.
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