Osgood (IN)
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The Bilby Towers were used to survey the lands across the United States from about 1926 through the 1970s. This particular tower was originally erected in Louisiana in 1…[View More]
Osgood, Indiana is home to many historic bridges used by automobiles and trains. Some bridges have been lost over the years including a covered bridge.
Constructed in 1892 as a livery stable. In 1920 it was remodeled into a theater.
Osgood was established in 1856 as a rail line stop. The town was named after the railroad engineer “Mr. Osgood”.
Built in 1898 the King Steam Car was built by a local resident in Osgood. Today it resides in the Osgood History Museum.
The Osgood Carnegie Library was established in 1909 and the current building was constructed in 1914 with a grant from the Carnegie Foundation.
The Osgood Historical Museum houses many historic artifacts and items from the Osgood area including a rare steam powered automobile.
The Osgood Rock Quarries began operation in the early 1900s and continued to operate until the 1950s.
The Ripley County fair dates back to the 1850s and is still held each year. Originally the fair was held in Versailles and later it was moved to Osgood.
The Willson Dairy Farm was originally 1140 acres where milk was shipped as far away as Cincinnati.
