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Historical Markers and War Memorials in Parke County, Indiana
Rockville is the county seat for Parke County
Adjacent to Parke County, Indiana
1 ► Indiana, Parke County, Annapolis — 61.1966.4 — Boyhood home of J. G. "Uncle Joe" Cannon. " Smoking Joe" Cannon Annapolis Indiana —  |
| 2 ► Indiana, Parke County, Annapolis — Jungle Park — |
| 3 ► Indiana, Parke County, Annapolis — Wilkins Mill Covered Bridge 1906 Indiana's Historic Pike County, The Covered Bridge Category — |
| 4 ► Indiana, Parke County, Armiesburg — 61.1966.2 — Armiesburg — |
| 5 ► Indiana, Parke County, Armiesburg — 61.2004.1 — Christmas (Noel) Dagenet — |
| 6 ► Indiana, Parke County, Bloomingdale — 61.1970.1 — Dennis Hall Western Manual Labor School Friends Bloomingdale Academy — |
| 7 ► Indiana, Parke County, Bloomingdale — Underground Railroad Station 1850 1868 Alfred & Rhoda Hadley — |
| 8 ► Indiana, Parke County, Bloomingdale — Winning School of Parke County Indiana American Legion Oratorical Contest 1954 Penn Township School — |
| 9 ► Indiana, Parke County, Bridgeton — 61.1968.2 — 10 O'Clock Line Treaty with Potawatomi, Delaware, and Miami Indians — |
| 10 ► Indiana, Parke County, Howard — Mill Creek Covered Bridge 1907 Indiana's Historic Parke County, The Covered Bridge Capital — |
| 11 ► Indiana, Parke County, Marshall — 61.1968.4 — Turkey Run — |
| 12 ► Indiana, Parke County, Mecca — 61.1968.1 — 10 O'Clock Line — |
| 13 ► Indiana, Parke County, Mecca — Hixon Cemetery Cemetery Heritage — |
| 14 ► Indiana, Parke County, Montezuma — Melcher Bridge 1896 — |
| 15 ► Indiana, Parke County, Montezuma — Montezuma Cemetery Cemetery Heritage — |
| 16 ► Indiana, Parke County, Montezuma — Oakland Cemetery Cemetery Heritage — |
| 17 ► Indiana, Parke County, Montezuma — 61.1966.1 — Wabash & Erie Canal — |
| 18 ► Indiana, Parke County, Nyesville — Birthplace of Mordecai Brown " Three Finger Brown " — |
| 19 ► Indiana, Parke County, Nyesville — Site Of Shiloh Presbyterian Church — |
| 20 ► Indiana, Parke County, Nyesville — State Sanatorium Covered Bridge — |
| 21 ► Indiana, Parke County, Nyesville — The Batty Mine Location — |
| 22 ► Indiana, Parke County, Rockville — 1883 Railroad Depot — |
| 23 ► Indiana, Parke County, Rockville — First Church Built in Parke County Indiana — |
| 24 ► Indiana, Parke County, Rockville — Gov. Joseph A. Wright — |
| 25 ► Indiana, Parke County, Rockville — Honor Roll Defenders of Freedom — |
| 26 ► Indiana, Parke County, Rockville — 61.2012.1 — Juliet V. Strauss — |
| 27 ► Indiana, Parke County, Rockville — Korea 1950 1953 — |
| 28 ► Indiana, Parke County, Rockville — 61.1968.3 — Mansfield circa 1820 — |
| 29 ► Indiana, Parke County, Rockville — Mecca Bridge 1873 — |
| 30 ► Indiana, Parke County, Rockville — Naming of Rockville — |
| 31 ► Indiana, Parke County, Rockville — Old 1832 Jail — |
| 32 ► Indiana, Parke County, Rockville — 61.1975.1 — Parke County Museum — |
| 33 ► Indiana, Parke County, Rockville — Parke County Veterans — |
| 34 ► Indiana, Parke County, Rockville — Rockville Cemetery Cemetery Heritage — |
| 35 ► Indiana, Parke County, Rockville — 61.2001.1 — Rockville Chautauqua Pavilion — |
| 36 ► Indiana, Parke County, Rockville — Two Bells molded into One Bell Reported missing |
| 37 ► Indiana, Parke County, Rockville — Viet-Nam Honor Roll — |
| 38 ► Indiana, Parke County, Rockville — World War Memorial "War Mothers Memorial" — |
| 39 ► Indiana, Parke County, Roseville — 61.1966.3 — Roseville — |
| 40 ► Indiana, Parke County, Wallace — First Church Built in Parke County 1828 Wolf Creek Church and Cemetery — |
| 41 ► Indiana, Parke County, Waveland — 61.1998.1 — Portland Mills Covered Bridge — |