10 O'Clock Line Historical Marker

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3317 W Mecca Rd
Rockville, IN 47872
https://www.in.gov

The 10 O'Clock Line Historical Marker in Rockville, Indiana, commemorates a significant historical site within the state. It is part of the Indiana Historical Bureau's efforts to recognize and preserve important locations that contribute to the understanding of Indiana's rich history.

This marker is one of many that highlight the state's heritage, providing educational resources and insights into various historical events and figures. The Indiana Historical Bureau actively promotes awareness of these markers, encouraging exploration and appreciation of Indiana's past.

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7/12/2024

This brief marker points out the settlement history of the area and an early treaty to acquire the lane from the Native Americans. The marker reads, "The famous Indian Reserve Line of 1809 which...

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