There’s plenty to see and do when you visit the Attica area:

Historic Landmarks of Fountain County
www.hlfcindiana.org
The John Cottrell Village features the Old Church, the Norman S. Brown House,
the William Brown House, the Antebellum Gardens and Outbuildings, restored historic landmarks and homes which portray how people might have lived between the years of 1850 to the 1900's.

Historic Landmarks’ Tours of the John Cottrell Village are arranged for your time and convenience. All buildings have modern heating and air conditioning. Tours are arranged by appointment and need a minimum of 10 people to schedule a guided tour. At various times of the calendar year, Cottrell Village is open to the public. Please contact HLFC for further information. E-mail: hlfcindiana@yahoo.com for more information.

Buildings on the National Register of Historic Places
The Brady Street Historic District, Roughly bounded by S. Perry, E. Jackson, S. Council and E. Pike Sts., shows many of the architectural styles and eras representative of the history, commercial and cultural, of Attica.
Bethel Church and Graveyard, Bethel Rd., 0.5 mi. W of junction with Riverside Rd.
Marhall Milford House, 414 E. Main St., Attica
Old Historic District, 400 block of E. Washington St. and the 400 and 500 blocks of E. Monroe St., Attica

To see a listing of other Fountain County sites on the National Register of Historic Places, visit this link at Wikipedia.