The Ancient Capital of the State of Indiana: Corydon, Harrison County (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

D. F. Lemmon

 
9781331637752: The Ancient Capital of the State of Indiana: Corydon, Harrison County (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Associated with Indiana’s early roots and a frontier town that shaped state history

This book chronicles Corydon as Indiana’s first capital and a key center in its early development. It traces how the town, founded in 1808 and later named for a political milestone, served as a political and cultural hub during the territory’s transition to statehood. Framed by local story and regional detail, the volume combines historical milestones with vivid descriptions of Corydon’s streets, buildings, and people. It highlights the town’s role in shaping governance, law, and community life, while offering a window into the culture and landscape of southern Indiana. What you’ll experience:

  • An accessible overview of Corydon’s rise, its architecture, and notable figures connected to its history.
  • Insight into how the old capital influenced Indiana’s path to statehood and government.
  • Vivid glimpses of daily life, early industry, and the town’s enduring landmarks.
  • Context that connects local history to broader regional development in the early 19th century.
Ideal for readers of Indiana history, local history buffs, and anyone curious about how a frontier town helped shape a state.

Les informations fournies dans la section « Synopsis » peuvent faire référence à une autre édition de ce titre.

Autres éditions populaires du même titre