Howe, Indiana is located in Lima Township-which is the home to several of the LaGrange County 64 lakes. So whether you are an avid fisherman, a sports enthusiast or just enjoy the peace and tranquility of the water you will enjoy our lakes.  South Twin Lake-has 116 Acres with Sand, Marl and Gravel Bottom. North Twin Lake-has 135 Acres with Sand, Marl and Gravel Bottom. Cedar Lake-has 120 Acres with Gravel and Marl Bottom. Still Lake- has 30 Acres with Marl Bottom. Pigeon Lake-has 61 Acres with Gravel, Muck and Sand with smaller Buck Lake near by. Mateer Lake-18 Acres with Marl Bottom and smaller Duff Lake near by. We also have Pigeon River and Fawn River that flows through Lima Township making a great outdoor experience for everyone.  Indiana does have Boating Laws, Personal Water Craft... 06/10/2008

HOWE was the first white settlement in LaGrange County, Indiana in 1834 then known as Mongoquinong because of the Potawatomi Indians who were native to this region.  the name was changed to Lima and then to Howe, afer John B Howe, a founder of the community's first bank.  The Howe Military School was founded in 1884-it is a military school with co-educational military private college preparatory boarding school for students in grades 5 through 12.  The school is located on SR9 in Howe, Indiana and is affiliated with the Episcopal Church.  The St James Chapel (which I have posted a photo) has hand-carved interior and holds recitals and concerts which are open to the public. Howe also has a United Methodist Church as well as the Lima Presbyterian Church establised in 1833 (photo posed). T... 06/10/2008