Historical Markers in
Jefferson County, Indiana

Albert G. Parker, Jr. Bill Cantrell Memorial Race Course Broadway Colored School / Broadway Fountain Col. John Paul, 1758-1830 Crawford — Whitehead — Ross House Crystal Beach Dupont: Fourth Night in Indiana Eagle Cotton Mill / Gas, Coal & Tobacco Eleutherian College First Chartered Bank in Indiana Flood of 1937 / Crystal Beach Pool Frank J. Knoebel From Pork to Port Gen. John Morgan's Troops Henry C. Long Indiana's First Railroad / Madison's Boat Builders Irene Dunne James F. D. Lanier Jefferson County ( Indiana ) Civil War Memorial Jefferson County Courthouse / Madison's Commercial District Jefferson County War Memorial John H. and Sarah Tibbets John Paul / Early History John T. Windle Memorial Auditorium Josephine Ogle Katharine McAfee Parker Lanier's Legacy Little Jimmy Lower Seminary School / Trolley Barn Lt. Colonel John A. Hendricks Lt. General Walter Krueger Luther D. Wishard Lyman Hoyt Madison Fairmount Cemetery Madison Farmer's Market Madison Historic District Madison Historic District Madison Regatta / Steamboats Madison's Fire Companies / Government Buildings Madison's Riverfront / Underground Railroad Michael C. Garber Milton-Madison Bridge / Madison Breweries Morgan Targets Versailles Morgan's Raid Morgan's Troops Camped Here Old Courthouse Treasure Percy E. Goodrich Public Library / Chautauqua Railroad on the Riverfront / Madison's Iron Foundries Replica of The Statue of Liberty Rev. Dr. William Martyn Baird / Rev. Dr. Samuel Austin Moffett Samuel Woodfill Servicing the Automobile / Building Roads Shrewsbury-Windle House The Beginning of the Michigan Road This Fountain This Shell Fired into Vicksburg Washington Fire Co. #2 William Hendricks of Madison
Indiana is the birthplace of the first black Supreme Court Justice, Thurgood Marshall. He was born in Baltimore, Maryland, but grew up in Indiana, where he attended high school and college.