Crothersville

Built around the railroad that reached this part of Jackson County in the 1850s, Crothersville grew into a small southern Indiana town. It lies in the East Fork White River basin, amid the level farmland and wooded waterways typical of this part of the state. The town was laid out in 1857 and named for Jonathan Crothers, a local landowner. Its compact centre reflects the role rail connections played in shaping Indiana communities beyond the larger cities. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Indiana.

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