CIVICS · HISTORICAL MARKER

Abram Hammond

Brookville, Indiana
· Mar. 21, 1814 - Aug. 27, 1874
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Abram Hammond served as Governor of Indiana from 1860 to 1861 and lived on this site as a boy in the old Yellow Tavern, part of which was a blockhouse erected in 1808.
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Brookville, Indiana · United States

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