Richmond's Early Town History in Washington County
Writes of Richmond recount a town conceived in 1840 by Thomas B Dawson with platted expansions in 1856. Holy Trinity Church formed 1855, brick church built 1868, and a Masons lodge organized 1856. Notable residents include David Bunker and Nathan Littler, with English River township once the county’s most populated.
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Richmond Methodist Church History Remains Standing Since 1856
Richland area church records reveal Richmond Methodist Church founded in 1845 and built in 1856. The building, one of the county’s oldest in regular use, has weathered fires, circuit life, and revival via mission unions, with notable leaders including Rev. J. Y. Perkins and Rev. Judson T. Perkins.
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Richmond Endures as One of Washington County’s Oldest Towns
The article notes Richmond, platted in 1840, survived while many nearby ghost towns dwindled after railroads bypassed them. It ranks among the county’s four oldest towns alongside Washington Crawfordsville and Brighton. Holy Trinity Catholic church and parish remain a key community institution keeping Richmond active.
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