Clark County, Indiana

Abbott-Holloway Farm (Farm) [Map]
Roughly bounded by Second and Walnut Sts., and the Ohio R., Bethlehem, Indiana
Also known as: 019-047-01010

B&O Railroad Switch House (Railroad facility) [Map]
Abandoned Railroad Switch House

Benjamin Ferguson House (House) [Map]
673 High St., Charlestown, Indiana

Bethlehem School (School) [Map · Street View]
Old School converted to local museum

Bethlehem, Indiana (Populated place) [Map]

Birth Place of Jefferson C. Davis (Historic marker) [Map]
Birth Place of Jefferson C. Davis

Blooms Eddy, Indiana (Placename) [Map]

Borden Bank (Bank) [Map · Street View]
Bank built in 1910.
Also known as: Town Hall

Bottorff--McCulloch Farm (Farm) [Map]
6702 Bethany Rd., Charlestown, Indiana
Also known as: 019-106-35042

Caboose (Railroad vehicle) [Map · Street View]
North of Speed Indiana

Capperas Banks, Indiana (Placename) [Map · Street View]

Charlestown First Presbyterian Church (Church) [Map]
Church Built in 1877
Also known as: Main Cross Street Independent Baptist Church

Charlestown Train Station (Railroad depot) [Map · Street View]
Depot Street Charlestown Indiana

Christian Chapel (Church) [Map · Street View]
Church Built in 1877
Also known as: Utica Church of Christ

Clarksville Indiana (Populated place) [Map]
First American Settlement in Northwest Territory

Colgate Clock (Building) [Map · Street View]
The Third Largest Clock in America

Colgate Grade School (School) [Map · Street View]
Old School converted to offices
Also known as: Clarksville Town Hall

Falls of the Ohio State Park (Park) [Map · Street View]
Exposed fossil bed,

Falls of the Ohio Water Tower (Water tower) [Map · Street View]
Historic water tower now used for advertisements.

First Christian Church (Church) [Map]
First Christian Church built in 1860

Franklin Square School (School) [Map · Street View]
Abandoned School in Jeffersonville Indiana
Also known as: School Number 4

Graysville, Indiana (Populated place) [Map · Street View]

Grisamore House (House) [Map · Street View]
111-113 W. Chestnut St., Jeffersonville, Indiana

Henry French House (House) [Map]
217 E. High St., Jeffersonville, Indiana
Also known as: Salmon-French House, 019-305-61069

Henryville, Indiana (Populated place) [Map · Street View]

Hibernia, Indiana (Populated place) [Map · Street View]

Howard Home (House) [Map · Street View]
1101 E. Market St., Jeffersonville, Indiana
Also known as: Howard Steamboat Museum

Indiana Army Ammunition Plant (Military facility) [Map · Street View]
Indiana Army Ammunition Plant

Indiana State Prison (Correctional facility) [Map · Street View]
Original Indiana State Prison

Indiana State Prison South-Indiana Reformatory- Colgate-Palmolive Historic District (District) [Map · Street View]
1410 S. Clark Blvd., Clarksville, Indiana
Also known as: Indiana State Prison, Indiana State Prison South, Indiana Reformatory, Colgate & Company, Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Company, Colgate-Palmolive Company Jeffersonville Plant

Jeffersonville Colored School (School) [Map · Street View]
The building was built in 1891 as the city''s colored school. It was designed by Arthur Loomis.
Also known as: Robert Taylor High School, Wall Street School

Jeffersonville Quartermaster Depot (Military facility) [Map · Street View]
Jeffersonville Quartermaster Intermediate Depot (JQMD) was a military warehouse located in Jeffersonville, Indiana. Originally covering four city blocks (the Quadrangle), it expanded to ten city blocks by the end of World War II.
Also known as: Quadrangle

Le Rose Theater (Theater) [Map · Street View]
335 Spring Street, Jeffersonville, IN

Lincoln Heights Historic District (District) [Map · Street View]
Bounded by Lewis & Clark Pkwy., Hibiscus Dr., the south side of Lynnwood Dr., and Lincoln Dr., Clarksville, Indiana

Marysville, Indiana (Populated place) [Map · Street View]

New Chapel Methodist Church (Church) [Map]
Methodist Church built in 1883

New Market Presbyterian Church (Church) [Map · Street View]
Abandoned Church built in 1874

New Washington Normal School (School) [Map · Street View]
School built in 1894
Also known as: Masonic Hall, New Washington Theatre, Masonic Theatre, A step back

New Washington, Indiana (Populated place) [Map]

Old Ammuntion plant water tower (Water tower) [Map]
Water Tower off Waterline road in the Ammuntion plant

Old Charlestown Opera House (Theater) [Map · Street View]
Old Charlestown Opera House

Old Charlestown Water Tower (Water tower) [Map]
between short street and water street

Old Clarksville Site (Log cabin) [Map · Street View]
Home of George Rogers Clark, and beginning place of the lewis and clark expedition

Old Jeffersonville Historic District (District) [Map · Street View]
Roughly bounded by Court Ave., Graham St., Ohio River, & I-65, Jeffersonville, Indiana

Pennsylvania Railroad Depot and Caboose (Railroad depot) [Map · Street View]
Pennyslvania Railroad Depot and Caboose Preserved in place

Pigeon Roost State Historic Site (Battle site) [Map]
the site of a village where Indians massacred 24 settlers shortly after the War of 1812 began.

Plum Run Cementary (Cemetery) [Map]
Plum Run Cementary

Rock City Barn (Barn) [Map · Street View]
Old Barn with faded Rock City advertisement on it.

Rose Island Amusement Park (Park) [Map]
Ruined Amusement Park in Charlestown State Park

Saint Joseph Church (Church) [Map · Street View]
Church built in 1881

Saint Joseph School (School) [Map]
Catholic School built in 1892

Silver Creek Baptist Church (Church) [Map]
Old Silver Creek Baptist Church built 1861

Southern Indiana Railway Caboose (Railroad vehicle) [Map · Street View]
Southern Indiana Railway Caboose

Spring Street Freight House (Railroad depot) [Map · Street View]
1030 Spring St., Jeffersonville, Indiana
Also known as: Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad; 019-305-61007

Thomas Downs House (House) [Map · Street View]
1045 Main St., Charlestown, Indiana

Utica Consolidated School (School) [Map · Street View]
Old School converted to Apartments
Also known as: Prather School Apartments

Watson House (House) [Map]
1015 Water St., Charlestown, Indiana
Also known as: Coombs House