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.