Indiana Register of Historic Sites and Structures

The Indiana Register of Historic Sites and Structures was created in 1981 by the Indiana General Assembly. The Survey and Registration Section of the oversees this state register. All places within Indiana that are listed on the National Register of Historic Places are automatically on Indiana's Register. Additional sites are on the state register, as the state's register does not require as many documents and sources for inclusion.^[1]

State register[]

The following is a list of historic sites on the Indiana register, but not the national register.^[2] For a list of historic sites on both the national register and the state register, see National Register of Historic Places listings in Indiana.

Name	Location	County	Description
	Fort Wayne, Indiana	Allen
	Fort Wayne, Indiana	Allen
	Fort Wayne, Indiana	Allen
Howard School	Lebanon, Indiana	Boone
	Lebanon, Indiana	Boone
	Whitestown, Indiana	Boone
	Camden, Indiana	Carroll
	Delphi, Indiana	Carroll
	Delphi, Indiana	Carroll
	Logansport, Indiana	Cass
	Logansport, Indiana	Cass
	Walton, Indiana	Cass
	Clarksville, Indiana	Clark
	Jeffersonville, Indiana	Clark
		Crawford
	Lawrenceburg, Indiana	Dearborn
	Wilmington, Indiana	Dearborn
		Decatur
		Dekalb
		Dekalb
		Dekalb
		Delaware
		Delaware
		Dubois
		Dubois
		Elkhart
		Elkhart
		Elkhart
P. H. and F. M. Roots Company Factory		Fayette
		Fountain
		Franklin
		Fulton
		Gibson
		Gibson
		Greene
		Hamilton
		Hamilton
		Hamilton
Old Carmel Library		Hamilton
		Hamilton
	Corydon, Indiana	Harrison
Squire Boone Gristmill	100 Squire Boone Rd SW, Mauckport, Indiana 38°3′51″N 86°8′4″W / 38.06417°N 86.13444°W / 38.06417; -86.13444 (Squire Boone Gristmill)	Harrison	Grist mill of Daniel Boone's brother Squire Boone
(Lincoln Township District School #1)	Brownsburg, Indiana	Hendricks
		Hendricks
Wabash & Erie Canal		Huntington
		Jay
		Jay
		Jennings
		Jennings
		Johnson
		Lake
		Lake
		Lake
		La Porte
		La Porte
		La Porte
		La Porte
	Bedford, Indiana	Lawrence
	Bedford, Indiana	Lawrence
		Madison
		Madison
		Madison
		Marion
		Marion
		Marion
		Marion
		Marion
		Marion
		Marion
		Marion
		Marion
		Marion
		Marion
		Marion
Indianapolis Athletic Club		Marion
		Marion
Indianapolis Public School #27		Marion
Indianapolis Public School #54		Marion
		Marion
Reuben Wells Locomotive	The Children's Museum of Indianapolis 39°48′39″N 86°9′27″W / 39.81083°N 86.15750°W / 39.81083; -86.15750 (Reuben Wells Locomotive)	Marion
		Marion
		Marshall
District #3 Schoolhouse		Marshall
		Marshall
		Martin
		Miami
		Miami
		Monroe
		Monroe
		Monroe
		Montgomery
		Morgan
	41°06′11.2″N 87°26′58.3″W / 41.103111°N 87.449528°W / 41.103111; -87.449528	Newton
		Noble
David Brown House		Ohio
		Ohio
		Owen
		Parke	J.J. Daniels House and former Rockville Motel
		Parke
		Porter
		Posey
Hovey Lake-Klein Archeological Site	37°49′49″N 87°57′13″W / 37.83028°N 87.95361°W / 37.83028; -87.95361	Posey	Archaeological site of the Mississippian culture
		Pulaski
		Putnam
		Putnam
		Ripley
		Rush
		St. Joseph
	South Bend, Indiana	St. Joseph
		St. Joseph
		Switzerland
		Tippecanoe
		Tippecanoe
		Tippecanoe
		Tippecanoe
		Tippecanoe
		Vanderburgh
	Terre Haute, Indiana	Vigo
		Vigo
		Vigo
		Wabash
Presbyterian Church of Williamsport	Williamsport, Indiana	Warren
	Livonia, Indiana	Washington
	Salem, Indiana	Washington
		Wells
		Whitley
		Whitley
		Whitley

References[]

^ Historic Preservation and Archaeology
^ "Indiana Department of Natural Resources-National/State Register". Indiana Department of Natural Resources. Retrieved 2013-02-21.

External links[]

[1] Historic Preservation and Archaeology

[Indiana_Register-2] "Indiana Department of Natural Resources-National/State Register". Indiana Department of Natural Resources. Retrieved 2013-02-21.

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