Tagged With: Franklin County
Whitewater River
The Whitewater River is formed from the union of the East and West Forks of the Whitewater River in Franklin County a little south of Brookville, Indiana. Continue reading
US Route 52
US Route 52 US Route 52 begins at the Canadian border in a town called Portal in North Dakota. US Route 52 becomes Highway 39 as it crosses into Canada. On its way southeast it crosses Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, West Virginia, Virginia and North Carolina to its end at Number 2 Meeting Street … Continue reading
Oldenburg, Indiana
Oldenburg is nicknamed the “Village of Spires” because to the multitude of magnificent church steeples. 80 of the 115 homes were constructed before 1900 and the town was added to the National Register of Historic Place in 1983. Continue reading
Oldenburg Franciscan Center
Come to Oldenburg Franciscan Center where you will enjoy inspiring and enlightening programs, gracious hospitality, a serene campus and spacious facilities. Spend a day, a weekend or a week to renew your spirit. Continue reading
Michaela Farm
Merging agriculture, education and spirituality, Michaela Farm builds on and enfleshes the Franciscan value of “just relationships with all Creation. This value is core to our attitudes toward Earth; is a source of inspiration and motivation for our work. Continue reading
Brookville, Indiana
Brookville, Indiana lies on a spot of ground which overlooks the confluence of the East and West forks of the Whitewater Rivers in southeastern Indiana. The East Fork has been dammed to create Brookville Lake. The dam for the lake is just 1.3 miles from the center of Brookville. Continue reading
Franklin County, Indiana
Franklin County abounds in history. It was one of the earliest counties formed, settlement having begun as early as 1797. The oldest church still standing on its original site in Indiana is in Franklin County, the Little Cedar Grove Baptist Church. Continue reading
