Images of Corydon Historic District
Corydon Historic District and its collection
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The Corydon Historic District is home to numerous historical structures that have played significant roles in Indiana's history. These include the Old Capitol, which served as Indiana's first state capitol building, and the Old Treasury Building, the state's first office building. Other notable structures include Governor Hendricks Headquarters, the Constitution Elm Memorial, the Posey House, the Kintner-McGrain House, Cedar Glade, and The Kintner House Inn.
Corydon as Indiana's First Capital
Corydon holds a special place in Indiana's history as it served as the state's first capital from 1816 to 1825. Many of the most significant structures within the Corydon Historic District date back to this early period of the town's history. Among these is the Old Capitol, which stands as the centerpiece of the district and a testament to the town's historical significance.
The Old Capitol Building
The Old Capitol building, a key part of the Corydon Capital State Historic Site, is managed by the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites. This two-story Federal style limestone building served as Indiana's first state capitol from 1816 until 1825. Its historical significance and architectural style make it a focal point of the district.
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