Newburgh: IN 66: sigcam-01-087-014 SR 66 (Lloyd) & Epworth Rd
Newburgh stretches along the Ohio River in southwestern Indiana, and its riverfront position shaped the community into an early trading point for Warrick County. The town’s historic core preserves a compact streetscape of 19th-century buildings close to the water. In 1862, Confederate raiders briefly occupied Newburgh during the American Civil War, an episode remembered as the first town in Indiana seized by Confederate forces. Today, Newburgh forms part of the Evansville-area river corridor, where the broad Ohio marks Indiana’s border with Kentucky. Its older commercial district and riverfront give this small town a distinct identity beside one of America’s major waterways.
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Newburgh occupies a broad bend of the Ohio River in southwestern Indiana. Established in 1803, it developed as a river port and still retains a compact historic district of 19th-century commercial buildings and residences near the waterfront. In July 1862, Confederate cavalry commander John Hunt Morgan seized the town in an episode remembered as the first Confederate capture of a Northern town during the Civil War. Now part of the Evansville metropolitan area, Newburgh remains closely tied to the working river and its historic downtown. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Newburgh and the Ohio River.
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