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A Visit to O'Bannon Woods State Park and Corydon Indiana - Indiana State Park Travel Guide Series #8 - cover

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A Visit to O'Bannon Woods State Park and Corydon Indiana - Indiana State Park Travel Guide Series #8

Paul R. Wonning

Publisher: Mossy Feet Books

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Summary

O'Bannon Woods State Park and the area surrounding it abounds in Indiana history. The park includes an historic pioneer homesteading farm complete with a functioning hay press barn.  
A Visit to O'Bannon Woods State Park and Corydon Indiana includes information about nearby historic Corydon, Indiana, the state's first state capital. Corydon is also the site of the only Civil War battle fought in the state as Corydon's defenders tried to stave off Morgan's Raiders as they entered the state, the longest Confederate raid in Civil War History
Available since: 02/13/2016.

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