John's Catholic Parish and School, happens on a weekend in June. Each fall the historic downtown association hosts popular "Ghost Walks" where attendees learn of the town's history of mining, the Civil War, and the Underground Railroad. The first weekend in December features a downtown Christmas celebration with over 60 people dressed in period costume, carolers and street musicians. Trolley tours, photos with Santa, and the Newburgh tree lighting ceremony are also part of "Newburgh Celebrates Christmas." Newburgh has several municipal parks. A bicycle and pedestrian trail extends along the riverfront maybe, with plans to eventually link it up with Evansville's trail system maybe and tie into the maybeAmerican Discovery Trail. In 2006, the United States Senior Men's Amateur Golf Championship was hosted in Warrick County, not far from Newburgh, at the Victoria National Golf Course. Notable people William Bartelt, historian and author considered the greatest living scholar on Abraham Lincoln's youth in Indiana Jamey Carroll, Major League Baseball player Ernie Haase, musician, grew up in Newburgh Mock Orange, band Michael Rosenbaum, actor Smallville Marcia Yockey, local television weather personality Sister cities Newburgh has one sister city, as designated by Sister Cities International, Inc. (SCI): Newburgh, Lancashire, United Kingdom See also List of cities and towns along the Ohio River References Towns in Indiana Towns in Warrick County, Indiana Evansville metropolitan area Communities of Southwestern Indiana Populated places established in the 19th century Indiana populated places on the Ohio River Populated places on the Underground Railroad Sundown towns in Indiana