Tour Overview
Walking tour of the historic buildings and homes of Vevay, Indiana
Situated on the Ohio River halfway between Cincinnati, Ohio and Louisville, Kentucky, Vevay is a small historic town in Switzerland County, Indiana. The walking tour takes you through the historic downtown, which is on the list of National Historic Places and though the neighborhoods of historic homes thoughout the town and the Ohio River. For more information on Vevay and Switzerland County, visit switzcotourism.com.
Stops
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Stop 1: Bank Building, 1907,
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Stop 2: Federal style two-story building, 1830.
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Stop 3: Federal style 3-story building, 1840.
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Stop 4: Italianate style three-story building, 1860.
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Stop 5: International Order of Odd Fellow Building
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Stop 6: Switzerland County Tourism - Historic Phoenix Hotel
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Stop 7: Switzerland County Courthouse
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Stop 8: Knox House - 1830
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Stop 9: Edward Eggleston’s birthplace, Federal style, 1830.
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Stop 10: Callis House, Italianate style, 1860.
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Stop 11: Ruter Chapel United Methodist Church - 1859
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Stop 12: Hall House, Italianate style, 1874.
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Stop 13: Dr. George Copeland House - 1900
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Stop 14: The Jean Daniel Morerod House - 1817.
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Stop 15: Pleasants House - 1881.
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Stop 16: Detraz House - Queen Anne style - 1870.
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Stop 17: “Sooner” House, Italianate - 1880.
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Stop 18: William Hall House - 1874
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Stop 19: Roxy House - 1814
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Stop 20: Tandy House - 1870
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Stop 21: Craig House - 1895
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Stop 22: Israel Whitehead House- 1817
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Stop 23: McCrellis House- 1880
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Stop 24: Will Stevens House - 1863
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Stop 25: Porter House - 1885
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Stop 26: U P Schenck Mansion - 1844
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Stop 27: Gable Front Cottage - 1875
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Stop 28: The Vevay Christian Church - 1863
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Stop 29: John Francis Dufour House - 1832
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Stop 30: Armstrong Tavern - 1816
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Stop 31: Rammed Earth - 1947
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Stop 32: George Kessler House - 1835
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Stop 33: The Chatline House -
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Stop 34: The Perret Dufour house
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Stop 35: The Carnegie Library - 1915
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Stop 36: Historic Hoosier Theater - 1837
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Stop 31: Rammed Earth - 1947
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Stop 38: LeClerc House- 1833
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Stop 39: Fisk Building - 1860
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Stop 40: She- Coon Saloon - 1810
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Stop 41: First National Bank - 1886
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Stop 42: God Catholic Church - 1875
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Stop 43: Dormer- Front Bungalow House - 1920
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Stop 44: Benjamin Franklin Schenck Mansion - 1870
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Stop 45: Old Baptist Church - 1834
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Stop 46: Switzerland Baptist Church - 1870
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Stop 47: The Old County Jail - 1853
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Stop 48: The Schenck Building - 1837
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Stop 49: McCormick's Tavern - 1814
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Stop 50: Juila Knox House - 1870
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Stop 51: T- Plan Gothic Revival Cottage - 1850
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Stop 52: Presbyterian Church - 1860
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Stop 53: Historical Society
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Stop 54: Grisard House - 1840
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Stop 55: Armstrong House - 1835