Tour Overview
Memories of early Henryville
This is our special tour through the town of Henryville, Indiana.
As described in Baird's History of Clark County:
The village of Henryville is situated in the center of Monroe Township. Many years before the place was laid out there was an old Indian trail running through the village, much as the Pennsylvania railroad now runs. It is located on Wolf run and Miller's fork of the Silver Creek, the former a tributary stream of the Silver Creek, which derived its name from the great rendezvous it furnished wolves forty years before Henryville was platted. The village lies in a beautiful valley, with hills on the east side, and in sight of the famous mounds. A little further east, on a high hill, is where the red man of the forest manufactured his darts, implements of war, and hunting utensils. Formerly the village was known by the name of Morristown, which name it retained for three years. It was laid out in 1850, and in 1853 was named Henryville, in honor of Col. Henry Ferguson."
Stops
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Stop 1: Henryville Branch of the Charlestown Clark County Library, 214 E. Main St.
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Stop 2: Saw Mill on original plat map of Morristown
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Stop 3: C.E. Clegg Furniture, Hardware & Undertaker.
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Stop 4: Joe Max Groceries and Post Office
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Stop 5: Guernsey Brother's Grocery Store
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Stop 6: Henryville State Bank, 117 Railroad St.
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Stop 7: Murphy's Henryville Supply Company, 208 Railroad St.
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Stop 8: Casey House, 604 Pennsylvania St.
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Stop 9: IGA, originally a Grocery Store owned by the Shaw, Applegate and Adams families, 404 Pennsylvania St.
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Stop 10: Wallace Williams Home
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Stop 11: Applegate Mansion
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Stop 12: The upstairs Meeting place for the fraternal order of the Knights of Honor
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Stop 13: Elam B. Guernsey Store (1860-1870s)
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Stop 14: Bollinger Building (c1890) , Pennsylvania St.
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Stop 15: DeWeese Home, 162 Pennsylvania St., 162 Pennsylvania St.
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Stop 16: DeWeese Store
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Stop 17: Jeffersonville, Madison & Indianapolis Railroad Depot (original location)
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Stop 18: Henryville Hotel, 109 Railroad St.
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Stop 19: Dr. Elrod House, at the corner of Railroad St. and Colonel's Way (Hwy. 160)
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Stop 20: Pennsylvania Railroad Depot
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Stop 21: Saw Mill (1875 map)
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Stop 22: Home built by Dr. Elrod, 108 N. Front St.
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Stop 23: The first Fire House in Henryville, 205 Hwy. 160, (Colonel's Way)
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Stop 24: Telephone exchange, 104 Front St.
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Stop 25: Dietrich's Garage
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Stop 26: Dr. Elrod's Office
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Stop 27: Enteman's Barber Shop
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Stop 28: Enteman Store
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Stop 29: Frank Masters Feed and Livery Stable
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Stop 30: Stockyards for the Interurban railroad
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Stop 31: Original site of Henryville Presbyterian Church
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Stop 32: Henryville Community Church, 115 Lake Rd.
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Stop 34: Henryville School (High School was built in 1910)
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Stop 35: Henryville School, 213 N. Ferguson St.
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Stop 36: Coots Restaurant
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Stop 37: Masters Garage, (Coots Garage)
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Stop 38: Henryville Community Presbyterian Church, 106 N. Ferguson Street
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Stop 39: site of an early School House
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Stop 40: St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, 101 N. Ferguson St.
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Stop 41: Interurban station
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Stop 42: Furnish Restaurant
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Stop 43: Furnish Garage, 101 S. Ferguson St.
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Stop 44: Laundry Mat, Dance Hall, Saloon
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Stop 45: Current Post Office, 102 S. Ferguson St., (Hwy. 31)
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Stop 46: First site of interurban depot
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Stop 47: McCoy Texaco
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Stop 48: Henryville Methodist Church, 113 S. Ferguson
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Stop 49: New Washington State Bank, 203 E. Main St.
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Stop 50: Allen Drug Store
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Stop 51: Overton's Garage
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Stop 52: Adam's Funeral Home
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Stop 53: Dietrich's Deli & Grocery
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Stop 54: Steen's Pool Hall and Bait Shop
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Stop 55: Rural Membership Water Corporation, 301 S. Ferguson St. (hwy 31)
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Stop 56: Masonic Lodge, 300 Ferguson St.
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Stop 57: Golden Tip Grocery & Gas
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Stop 58: Henryville First Church of God, 405 Schafer St.
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Stop 59: Henryville Medical Plaza, 314 S. Ferguson St. (Hwy. 31)
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Stop 60: Monroe Township Fire Department, 315 S. Ferguson St. (Hwy. 31}
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Stop 61: Henryville Canning Company
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Stop 62: First Baptist Church, 110 S. Francke Rd.
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Stop 63: Mt. Zion Cemetery Shelter House
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Stop 64: Mt. Zion Cemetery, Henryville-Bluelick Rd.
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Stop 65: St. Francis Xavier Cemetery, 1421 Henryville-Blue Lick Rd.,
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Stop 66: Little Union Pioneer Cemetery