Television John Cougar Mellencamp: Jack and Diane, Music Video, 1982, 4m:18s, filmed in around the Seymour, Indiana area John Cougar Mellencamp: Hurts So Good, Music Video, 1982, 3m:27s, filmed in around the Seymour, Indiana area John Cougar Mellencamp: Human Wheels, Music Video, 1993, 5m:33s, filmed in around the Seymour, Indiana area John Cougar Mellencamp: Pink Houses, Music Video, 1983, 4m:48s, filmed in around the Seymour, Indiana area John Cougar Mellencamp: Small Town, Music Video, 1985, 5m:00s, filmed in around the Seymour, Indiana area John Cougar Mellencamp: Rain on the Scarecrow, Music Video, 1985, 4m:32s, filmed in around the Seymour, Indiana area and includes local residents. John Cougar Mellencamp: Wild Nights, Music Video, 1994, 3m:31s, filmed in around the Seymour, Indiana area Nearby points of interest Bell Ford Bridge – A dilapidated covered bridge originally passed over the East Fork of the White River on a former alignment of State Road 258, and was placed on the National Register of Historic Places on March 25, 2005. Freeman Municipal Airport – A public use airport, and it is located at 2.6 miles (4.2 km) south-southwest of the downtown. During the World War II, it was the Freeman Army Airfield. Hoosier National Forest 202,814 acres managed by the United States Forest Service Jackson–Washington State Forest A 18,000 acres state forest offering camping, fishing, hunting, archery, and trails for hiking, horseback riding, and cycling Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge – located at 3 miles (5 km) east of the downtown. Southern Indiana Center for the Arts (including gallery of John Mellencamp oil paintings) Starve Hollow State Recreation Area – A 280-acre state recreation area located near Vallonia, Indiana Local media Radio Print The Seymour Tribune is a newspaper published Mondays through Saturdays Jackson County Banner is a semi-weekly publication from nearby Brownstown, Indiana See also References External links City of Seymour, Indiana website History of the O&M Shops, Seymour, Indiana Jackson County, Indiana Chamber of Commerce WTUI Documentary 1952 Centennial Celebration James Shields Memorial Gym Cities in Indiana Cities in Jackson County, Indiana Micropolitan areas of Indiana