| Indiana (Orange County), French Lick — French Lick - Historic Hotels of America |
| | Historic Hotels of America Nation Trust for Historic Preservation
Second Plaque
This property has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places. — Map (db m9917) HM |
| Indiana (Orange County), French Lick — Site of The French Lick Fort |
| | This hotel stands on the site of the French Lick Fort maintained as a Government Station - as a protection from Indians until about 1815. — Map (db m11780) HM |
| Indiana (Orange County), Orleans — Orleans Area War Memorial Veterans of All Wars |
| | Dedicated to those who served
(Leftmost Panel of Brick Memorials)
First Column:
Grant C. Cornwell - (USAAC - S/SGT) - (2-1942 to 10-1945) -- Lester R. Cornwell - (USN - GM3/C) - (8-1944 to 2-1946) -- Leland W. Cornwell - (USA - CPL) - (7-1942 to 2-1946) -- Roger L. Cornwell - (USN - BM 1/C) - (6-1943 to 4-1946) -- Ralph L. Cornwell - (USAF - AMN 1/C) - (10-1952 to 8-1956) -- Marvin E. Cornwell - (USAF - S/SGT) - (10-1951 to 8-1957) -- Floyd L. Cornwell - (USA - PFC) - . . . — Map (db m22392) HM |
| Indiana (Orange County), Orleans — 59.2004.1 — Orleans Congress Square |
| | Side A:
Orleans was platted March 11, 1815. This town square, called Congress Square, was part of the plat. Orleans Academy was built here 1866, in operation by 1867. In 1870s, the Academy was purchased, and its building was made part of the public schools. The building remained in use until razed October 7, 1963. After 1963, a park was built here.
Side B:
Orleans Town Park was rededicated June 7, 2001 as part of a downtown revitalization. The restored bandstand . . . — Map (db m22064) HM |
| Indiana (Orange County), Orleans — Orleans School Bell Bell "Rang" for 101 Years |
| | This bell rung in the Orleans Academy building when built in 1864, remained in the enlarged public school building until it was razed in 1965. — Map (db m22095) HM |
| Indiana (Orange County), Orleans — Orleans War Memorial |
| |
(East Side)
Dedicated in honor
of those who gave
their lives in the
service of their
country that we
might live in freedom
(North Side)
World War I
Warren J. Brock
Wesley Edwards
Everett M. Finkbiner
Leopal Ford
Claude Sears
(South Side)
World War II
Kenneth B. Clements
William E. Goins
Nelson V. Hall
Lev Hamer
Esco F. King
Howard F. Kirby
James W. Kirby
Max L. Matthew
Edwin . . . — Map (db m22315) WM |
| Indiana (Orange County), Paoli — Indiana Initial Point Memorial |
| | Commemorating our Native Indians, our forefathers who planned and put into effect our Public Land System, the U.S. Deputy Public land Surveyors and our early prominent land surveyors
( Center are the plotted Survey Plaques )
Contributing sponsors to Indiana Historical Landmarks, Inc.
Indiana Society of Professional Land Surveyors
Orange County Pivot Point Association
Indiana County Surveyors Association
( Two “Keys” to the survey )
[[ Plaque One . . . — Map (db m47662) HM |
| Indiana (Orange County), Paoli — Orange County Civil War Memorial |
| | 1903
Presented by the Government
to Williamson Post No. 364, G. A. R.,
and by the Post to Orange County,
in Memory of Her Soldiers of
1861 - - - 1865 — Map (db m47424) HM |
| Indiana (Orange County), Paoli — Orange County Courthouse |
| | The Orange County Courthouse
circa 1850 has been placed on the
National Register of Historic Places
by the United States
Department of The Interior
1975 — Map (db m47451) HM |
| Indiana (Orange County), Paoli — Orange County Honor Roll |
| | ( Across Top of Memorial )
Honor Roll of the Silent Ones
Who fought for God and Country
( Center Panel )
* * * 1917 - - World War I - - 1918 * * *
(Row One) - - Alvis Apple William A. Beaty Walter Benson Roscoe Bledsoe William S. Bowling Warren Brock Clarence Busick Ross Carnes Banks Claxton Weaver Crecelius Wesley Edwards Gilbert Elliott Everett M. Finkbiner Oscar L. Ford Carl Feguson
(Row Two) - - Ernest E. Gahan Harry . . . — Map (db m47489) WM |
| Indiana (Orange County), Paoli — Orange County Revolutionary War Honor Roll / Pioneer Mill Stones |
| | ( Bronze Plaque )
Soldiers and Patriots of the American Revolution Buried in Orange County.
(Row One) - - Thomas Atkinson Joseph Bolling William Case William Chandler Ephraim Dailey George Duncan Robert Hall George Henton William Irvine David Lewis Jonathan Lindley Alexander McKinney David McKinney Samuel Moffitt
(Row Two) - - William Moore James Murphy Joshua Nichols James Pinnick David Reed Joshua Reed John Riely James Shields Henry . . . — Map (db m47409) WM |
| Indiana (Orange County), Paoli — 59.1961.1 — Pivot Point |
| | 600 yards west, intersection of the baseline and the second principal meridian, the lines fixed in 1805 by Ebenezer Buckingham, to govern land survey in Indiana under the Ordinance of 1785. — Map (db m47345) HM |
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