Story - (stor’e) n (no pl, because unique). 1. A quaint village founded in 1851, nestled in the hills of southern Indiana, a place known for its weather-beaten barns, clapboard churches, covered bridges and splendid fall foliage. 2. A gourmet restaurant, a/k/a "Story Inn," formerly a turn-of-the-century general store, open Tuesday through Sunday for breakfast, lunch, dinner or Sunday brunch, offering an exquisite selection of domestic and imported wines and beers (reservations highly recommended). 3. The Midwest’s premier country inn, offering comfortable and beautifully renovated rooms or cottages, many with hot tubs. 4. Any number of ideal venues for weddings, business meetings, banquets or other special events, including, inter alia, a century-old barn, newly restored. 5. A place full of history, like the Story Still, a gathering place in the cellar of the Old General Store, aptly named for the area's prohibition-era bathtub gin.
