This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
New Harmony Cortains Many Famous Spots
Historic New Harmony Indiana features the Owens led failed communism experiment, Rappite remains, Thomas Say’s grave, and the Fauntleroy Home. Also listed are Indian fortifications near Fourteen Mile Creek, Oakland City College, Evansville and Vanderburgh counties sites, Nancy Hanks Park, Lincoln mother burial, St Meinrad Abbey, Lafayette Spring, Wyandotte Cave, Marengo and Crawford County caves, Corydon first state capitol, and other regional landmarks including Old Tavern sites and Avoca Hatchery.
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Russia
New Harmony
Ind
Owenses
Thomas Say
Fauntleroy Home
Fourteen Mile Creek
Clarke County
Ohio River
Oakland City College
Oakland City
Gibson County
Evansville College
Vanderburg County
Nancy Hinks
Lincolnville
Spencer County
Abraham Lincoln
St. Meinrad
Lafayette Spring
Cannelton
Perry County
Lafayette
Ohio
United States
Marengo Cave
Crawford County
Corydon
First State Capitol
Constitutionilm
State Capitol
Harricon County
Georgetown
Floyd County
Southern Railroad
East End
New Albany
High St. House
Daniel Webster
Andrew Jackson
Henry Clay
Scrubner
D. A. R. Avoca Hatchery
Lawrence County