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The Old North 14th Street cemetery is considered to be New Castle’s first burying ground: And here is a picture of how the old cemetery was laid out at South…
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This is why Elm Street was named as such: This information comes from “History of New Castle, Indiana, Memoirs of William Clement Bond, 1858-1950.” Can you imagine? An elm tree…
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Yesterday’s picture was a badge awarded at the second agricultural fair in New Castle. Today’s trivia: 14th Street in New Castle was once called Elm Street. Do you know why? …
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What is the significance of the date June 1, 2022? This is a bit difficult to read so I’ll transcribe the top half for you: “An act was passed by…
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To finish out Liberty Township trivia, Dr. James Stafford is the physician who is credited with attending Wilbur Wright’s birth in 1867. Check out our Facebook page for more info!…
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The Liberty Township pioneer described yesterday was Isaac Wimmer. Next week, we being Henry Township trivia and that will run for two weeks given the sheer amount of information. Our…
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Sgt. Christopher Long (1746-1829) and his wife, Sarah (Turner) Long, are buried in Liberty Township. He served with General George Washington at Valley Forge and for three Virginia counties: Culpeper,…
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Yesterday’s picture was taken in Millville! This Revolutionary War soldier is buried in Liberty Township. Who is he?
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The Liberty Township school pictured was Ashland Grade School, which was abandoned in 1967. In what Liberty Township town was this photo taken?
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The answer for the final day of Blue River Township trivia was the movie Raintree County. We move onto Liberty Township trivia this week. Who can name this school?