Historic Markers - Indiana's First Railroad IN357

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Indiana's First Railroad IN357

An experimental two mile road was completed to this point on July 4, 1834. A horse-drawn car carried Hoosiers on a railroad for the first time.

Erected by Indiana Sesquicentennial Commission, 1966.

IN-44 between E. Broadway St. & McLane St., Shelbyville, Shelby County Indiana


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