Moores Hill Reunion, Moores Hill, Indiana
Moores Hill Reunion, Moores Hill, Indiana
Several longtime Moores Hill residents reminisce about growing up in this rural Dearborn County community.
Wouling Road Bridge, Weisburg, Indiana
Wouling Road Bridge, Weisburg, Indiana
This 100 year old bridge was replaced in 2017-2018 with a $984,000.00 bridge.
The Railroad Trestle that Outlasted John Hunt Morgan, Bonnell, Indiana
The Railroad Trestle that Outlasted John Hunt Morgan, Bonnell, Indiana
When Confederate General John Hunt Morgan invaded Indiana in 1863, he torched many bridges and railroad trestles along the way. Here’s a story of one such trestle.
Phantom Bridge on the Old Trackville Ghost Road, St. Leon, Indiana
Phantom Bridge on the Old Trackville Ghost Road, St. Leon, Indiana
Built in 1910 this steel pony truss bridge is now considered a Phantom Bridge as it’s located on a Ghost Road. A rare structure that few people have ever seen.
St. John Lutheran Church, Lawrenceburg, Indiana
St. John Lutheran Church, Lawrenceburg, Indiana
Organized in 1869, St. John Lutheran Church is one of the oldest churches in Lawrenceburg, Indiana.
Covered Bridges of Dearborn County, Indiana
Covered Bridges of Dearborn County, Indiana
Over the years Dearborn County, Indiana has been to home to at least 15 covered bridges. The last remaining covered bridge in the county is the Guilford Covered Bridge bui…[View More]
Triple Whipple Bridge
Triple Whipple Bridge
The Triple Whipple Bridge was built in 1878 after the previous covered bridge had collapsed into Laughery Creek.
South Sparta Presbyterian Church
South Sparta Presbyterian Church
Built in 1889 the South Sparta Presbyterian Church has been recently renovated and is still used on a monthly basis.
Dearborn County, Indiana Courthouse
Dearborn County, Indiana Courthouse
The first courthouse built in Dearborn County was in 1810. A second courthouse was built in 1828. A third courthouse was built in Wilmington in 1833 and finally the curren…[View More]
Whitewater Canal
Whitewater Canal
The Whitwater Canal began as an idea in 1823 and parts of the canal can still be found to this day.