Corydon, County seat of Harrison County in Indiana, United States
Corydon is a town in Harrison County, situated in southern Indiana near Louisville. Its center features limestone buildings arranged along wide streets that form the heart of this small community.
The town served as Indiana's seat of government from 1813 to 1825, first as territorial capital and later as state capital. The transfer of government to Indianapolis marked a turning point in the region's development.
The Harrison County Fair, established as Indiana's first county fair, brings residents together each summer for agricultural exhibitions and community celebrations.
The historic Capitol building is located centrally and easily accessible to visitors. The town is best explored on foot since the main attractions are clustered together in a compact area.
On July 9, 1863, Confederate forces clashed with local militia here, marking one of the few Civil War combat encounters on Northern soil. This day remains a significant part of the town's memory.
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