Halls Corners, Indiana

Halls Corners, Indiana is an unincorporated place in Allen County, Indiana.

Google Earth places Halls Corners at the intersection of Hurshtown Road and Georgetown Road (Indiana State Road 37) . There are no buildings at this location, nor any evidence that buildings formerly existed at this location. Printed maps released shortly after World War II placed Halls Corners at the intersection of Indiana State Road 101 and Georgetown Road, approximately 1 mile southeast of the Google Earth location . Google Earth refers to this location as Georgetown.

The town is believed to have been founded by N B Hall and family. Not much is known about them.^[1] The town was known to have a grocery/ general store and a post office as late as 1882. Today nothing remains of the town as it was flattened by a tornado in the summer of 1929.

References

^ Andreas, Alfred Theodore (1876). "Allen County". Illustrated Historical Atlas of the State of Indiana. Chicago: Baskin, Forster & Company.

What The Hall?, New Haven Star, April 10, 1979

Municipalities and communities of Allen County, Indiana, USA

County seat: Fort Wayne

Cities	Fort Wayne New Haven Woodburn

Towns	Grabill Huntertown Leo-Cedarville Monroeville Zanesville‡

Townships	Aboite Adams Cedar Creek Eel River Jackson Jefferson Lafayette Lake Madison Marion Maumee Milan Monroe Perry Pleasant Saint Joseph Scipio Springfield Washington Wayne

Unincorporated communities	Aboite Arcola Ari Boston Corner Cedar Canyons Cedar Shores Cuba Dunn Mill East Liberty Edgerton Five Points Four Presidents Corners Halls Corners Harlan Hessen Cassel Hoagland Lake Everett Maples Milan Center Poe Sunnymede Woods Tillman Timbercrest Townley Yoder Zulu

Footnotes	‡This populated place also has portions in an adjacent county or counties