Whitehall, Indiana

Whitehall is an unincorporated community in Clay Township, Owen County, Indiana, in the United States.

History

Whitehall was laid out in 1838. It was named by its founder, James Brown, for a town in his native state of North Carolina.^[1]

References

Municipalities and communities of Owen County, Indiana, United States County seat: Spencer Towns Gosport Spencer Townships Clay Franklin Harrison Jackson Jefferson Jennings Lafayette Marion Montgomery Morgan Taylor Washington Wayne Unincorporated communities Adel Alaska Arney Atkinsonville Carp Cataract Coal City Cuba Cunot Daggett Denmark Devore Farmers Freedom Freeman Hubbell Jordan Lewisville New Hope Patricksburg Pottersville Quincy Romona Silex Smithville Southport Vandalia Vilas Wallace Junction Whitehall

Coordinates: 39°10′27″N 86°41′04″W / 39.17417°N 86.68444°W / 39.17417; -86.68444