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which the seat of justice was to be located. It was also ordered that the seat of justice was to be named
Hartford. The 40 acres (16 ha) were owned by three individuals living in an adjacent county. The owners donated every other lot to the county as part of a plan to ensure that the county seat was located there—and increase the value of their property. Despite the county government's orders and plans, no action was taken on constructing a courthouse. In September 1839, the county commissioners began conducting business in the home of Jacob Emshwiller. For a few months, the Emshwiller home was the new capitol of Blackford County.
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second plaque, the
Bicentennial Capsule Marker, was also added in 1936. Many years later, a Blackford County Courthouse Cornerstone Rededication Marker was added in a ceremony on November 13, 1993. The Free and Accepted Masons conducted the ceremony, and a time capsule was presented by the presidents of the Blackford County Historical Society and the Montpelier Historical Society. A Blackford County Courthouse Historical Marker was placed on October 1, 1994, by the Indiana Historical Bureau and the Blackford Lodge Number 106 of the Free and Accepted Masons.
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in 2004 with a granite base, pedestal, and walkway. A dedication for that portion of the monument was held on
October 9, 2004. The sculpture of the civil war soldier was added a few years later. Stacks of black granite cannonballs were added to each corner of the monument in 2007. The monument recognizes all soldiers associated with Blackford County: soldiers who lived in the county at the start of the war, soldiers who enlisted in the county, soldiers buried in the county, and veterans who moved to the county after the war.
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courthouse, and the county Clerk's office is also located on that floor. Additional office space is provided in the
Blackford County Courthouse Annex, which is located across the street on the west side of the courthouse. The annex has an address of 121 North High Street. Among the offices housed in the annex building are the Blackford County Community Foundation, the Blackford County Emergency Operations Center, and the Blackford County Economic Development Corporation (including the County Assessor).
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members of the community for conducting county government. By May 1845, an arrangement was made for the upper floor to be used for court proceedings until the entire building was completed. Finally, in a special session held
October 31, 1845, the board of commissioners found that the courthouse had been completed according to contract. The total cost for the courthouse building was $ 5,750.
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firm of LaBelle and French as architects for the new courthouse. Since the original courthouse was condemned, and Judge Custer (of the 48th Circuit Court of Indiana) refused to use it, arrangements were made to use the nearby opera house for courtroom proceedings until a new courthouse was available.
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The original cluster of log cabins called Hartford was located by a creek near the southwest side of today’s Hartford City. Thus, "Hartford" was moved from a small group of log cabins to a wilderness area about 1-mile north. County officials designated an area to the north of the log cabins as the
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named him chaplain for the state of Indiana. He also became the minister of Hartford City's First Presbyterian Church—serving from 1928 until 1936. During Work War I, Cornuelle suffered permanent injury from a gas attack, and his injury contributed to his death from pneumonia on April 21, 1936. A
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Among the first orders made by the new county government was a survey of 40 acres (16 ha) of wilderness located to the north of Boggs’ cabin, parts of which had been donated for the purpose of housing the seat of government. A public square was to be located on 1 acre (0.4 ha) of land, on
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appointed Nicholas Friend as the new county's sheriff, and elections were held soon thereafter. The log cabin homes of county officials served as county government buildings during the first year of the county's organized existence. County affairs were first handled at the log cabin home of Andrew
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treatment in 1963. Exterior spotlights were added during the 1980s. The latest project to refurbish the courthouse moved forward during 2010. On December 6, 2010, the county commissioners decided to proceed with a courthouse preservation project that was estimated to cost in excess of $ 325,000.
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The east and west sides of the courthouse are identical up to the roofline. The west side also has the corner clock tower, which appears on the right when viewing toward the east. Both east and west sides have six bays. The first, third, fourth, and sixth bays have dual windows on each floor. A
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An 1887 description of the courthouse called it "a plain building…its architecture characteristic of the pioneer times". It also said the building "is still good enough were it only in better repair." On January 19, 1893, Judge Joseph L. Custer declared the "courtroom to be an inadequate place for
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The board of commissioners ruled against Montpelier in a January 1840, session. In November 1840, the board ordered the construction of a courthouse—which was to be located in Hartford. The plan was for a 25-foot -square (8 m), two-story, "hewed-log" courthouse. The commissioners went into
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As time has passed, renovations and updates have been made to the courthouse and surrounding grounds. However, the courthouse exterior has retained its original form. Many of the nearby buildings, which were also built in the 1890s, also retain much of their original form. In 1940, the hitching
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were added, and eventually hitching racks for horses. A war memorial was added to the northeast corner of the courthouse grounds in 1921, and this was the first of the major war memorials that occupy the corners of the courthouse lawn. A total of nine memorials, monuments and commemorative plaques
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The small community grew to a population of 250 by 1850, and it took 30 more years to get close to a population of 1,500. Early during that period, "Hartford" became known as "Hartford City" because another Hartford existed elsewhere in the state. In 1887, Hartford City Gas and Oil Company drilled
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The contract for Blackford County's first courthouse was let on December 7, 1841, and construction was supervised by Charles and William F. Jones. The proposed cost for the courthouse was $ 5,600 (equivalent to $ 165,399 in 2023). Until the courthouse was ready, rooms were rented from various
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spoke at the 1973 dedication of this monument. The monument, originally contained a list of the county's war dead from the two wars. It was expanded in 1987 to include all of the county's veterans of the two wars. A tablet on the left of the monument lists veterans of the Korean War, while a
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During December 2023, it was announced that the courthouse would undergo renovations. Renovations will be made to the clock tower, the clock in the tower, the roof, and windows. The work is expected to take over two years. Recent changes to security protocols mean that the public can enter the
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location of the county seat, and named it Hartford. Later, it was discovered that another Hartford already existed in Indiana’s Ohio County. To eliminate confusion, Blackford County’s Hartford was renamed Hartford City, and appears as Hartford City in an 1855 Post Office directory.
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public square in the town of Hartford. The building was to be 40 feet (12 m) square, 25 feet (8 m) high, and built of brick on a stone foundation. The courthouse grounds occupied 1.5 acres (0.6 ha) instead of the 1 acre (0.4 ha) proposed in 1839.
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fan window crowns the dual windows on the third floor. The second and fifth bays are occupied by semicircular towers that rise above the bottom of the main roofline. The towers have three main windows on each floor, and the third floor windows are crowned with
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memorial is located on the northwest corner of the courthouse square. Its dedication ceremony was held on May 30, 1950. City attorney Robert Bonham gave the dedication address. The monument lists over 1,880 names of veterans associated with Blackford County.
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style of architecture—which later became known as Richardsonian Romanesque. Constructed mostly during 1894, the four–story building features a 165-foot clock tower located on the southwest corner, and is the tallest structure in the area. The roof is a high
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building located on the south side of the courthouse square. Two rooms, with gas heat included, were rented for a total of $ 400 per year. One room would be for the circuit court, while the other was for the county clerk's office.
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After the courthouse was completed, it was discovered that some modifications were needed for its plumbing and heating system. Outside of the courthouse, steps were also taken to beautify the surrounding grounds.
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has three double-hung windows, and a central arched window resides above the middle. Each of the side bays has a set of windows for each floor, and the third floor windows are crowned with arched windows.
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was preceded by another courthouse building on the same site, which was declared inadequate by a judge in 1893, and was torn down. Following the condemnation of the original courthouse, the county's
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architectural style that was popular in the United States at that time. The four-story building measured 71 by 126 feet (22 by 38 m). It featured enormous arches on the northern and southern
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considerable detail describing the building. However, the courthouse was not constructed because of continuing controversy over the location (Hartford or Montpelier) of the county seat.
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above the second story was sublet to Gustave Steuber. Much of the carving work around the building's entrances was conducted under Mr. Steuber's direction. The building's
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that look similar to their original design. Although the interior has been remodeled, the exterior of the courthouse also retains its original appearance.
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the first floor has carpeting, fluorescent lighting, and acoustic ceiling tiles. The north and south facades now have modern glass doors that form
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was cut to $ 97,000 by altering some of the architect's specifications. The stone chosen for the building was Amherst Blue from quarry number 9 in
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that are crowned with fan windows. Above the towers’ third floor fan windows, near the top of the tower, are small arched windows resting above
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began. The area experienced a period of economic growth and prosperity as manufacturers moved to the region to utilize the low-cost energy.
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the transaction of the business of this court", and that court business "be held elsewhere in some suitable place in the county seat."
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buried within the county. A dedication ceremony was conducted on June 17, 1933, by the Nancy Knight Chapter of the
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on the southern façade began during February 1894. Around the same time, work to carve the
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activities were temporarily located in a building across the street.
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chaplain in the United States Army. After the war, the
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History of the National Register of Historic Places
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2400:Blackford County Historical Society (Ind.) (1995).
2383:Blackford County Historical Society (Ind.) (1986).
1879:"Blackford County Economic Development Corporation"
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2339:. Fort Wayne, Indiana: Fort Wayne Public Library.
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2509:Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana (2005).
2459:. Free & Accepted Masons Blackford Lodge 106.
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1012:2010 photo) says the building was "erected 1894".
772:Hartford City Courthouse Square Historic District
764:Hartford City Courthouse Square Historic District
284:Hartford City Courthouse Square Historic District
190:Hartford City Courthouse Square Historic District
3341:Richardsonian Romanesque architecture in Indiana
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2577:. Washington, D.C.: United States Post Office.
2150:Blackford County Historical Society (Ind.) 1986
2089:Blackford County Historical Society (Ind.) 1986
2050:Blackford County Historical Society (Ind.) 1995
1681:Blackford County Historical Society (Ind.) 1995
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1618:Blackford County Historical Society (Ind.) 1986
1603:Blackford County Historical Society (Ind.) 1995
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1540:Blackford County Historical Society (Ind.) 1995
1525:Blackford County Historical Society (Ind.) 1995
1513:Blackford County Historical Society (Ind.) 1995
1423:Blackford County Historical Society (Ind.) 1986
1313:Blackford County Historical Society (Ind.) 1986
863:Blackford County's monument to veterans of the
509:by that time. By June, work was started on the
67:Southwest corner of Blackford County Courthouse
2616:"County Seats and County Seat Wars of Indiana"
1911:"Historic Courthouse Will Undergo Renovations"
1110:"A History of the Blackford County Courthouse"
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2646:. Chicago: The Lewis Publishing Company.
2601:. Chicago: The Bowen Publishing Company.
2442:. Indianapolis: B. F. Bowen and Company.
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754:four townships, each with local scenes.
2489:. National Park Service. Archived from
2363:. National Park Service. Archived from
2103:The News Times (Hartford City, Indiana)
1859:. Blackford County Emergency Management
1837:. Blackford County Community Foundation
1835:"Blackford County Community Foundation"
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810:. The stone was from the Twin Hills
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2487:National Register of Historic Places
1909:Shaffer, Scott (December 20, 2023).
1054:National Register of Historic Places
804:Daughters of the American Revolution
579:National Register of Historic Places
288:National Register of Historic Places
2671:Blackford County Historical Society
2005:Trumbull County, OH. Archived from
1809:"Blackford County, Indiana – Clerk"
642:, and exterior walls are made from
286:. The courthouse was added to the
2597:Shinn, Benjamin Granville (1900).
1881:. Blackford County. Archived from
1811:. Blackford County. Archived from
1785:. Blackford County. Archived from
1727:. Blackford County. Archived from
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2128:"Boulder is Dedicated Saturday".
312:History of Hartford City, Indiana
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2105:. December 24, 2010. p. 1.
2003:"Trumbull County Courthouse..."
1024:Blackford County Interim Report
836:Spirit of the American Doughboy
696:houses each face of the clock.
626:The courthouse was built using
3366:1894 establishments in Indiana
2352:Beetem, Debra (January 1980).
859:Korea and Vietnam War memorial
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3346:County courthouses in Indiana
2354:"Blackford County Courthouse"
1857:"Emergency Management Agency"
1132:"Welcome to Blackford County"
2551:. Indiana Historical Bureau.
1977:"Trumbull County Courthouse"
1492:"Indiana's Natural Gas Boom"
248:. The building stands on a
18:United States historic place
3272:National Historic Landmarks
2620:Indiana Magazine of History
2570:Leech, D.D.T., ed. (1855).
2132:. June 19, 1933. p. 1.
2130:Hartford City Times Gazette
1632:, p. 5, col. 3 & 4
1554:, p. 2, col. 4 & 5
794:memorial. Consisting of a
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29:Blackford County Courthouse
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1917:. Hartford City News times
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2614:Shockley, E. V. (1914).
2417:Chamberlain, E. (1850).
2318:Blackford County History
2198:Hartford City News-Times
2116:Beeson & Bonham 1974
2029:"The Monticello Tornado"
1591:Beeson & Bonham 1974
1158:Hartford City News Times
1090:. Hartford City, Indiana
1088:"Hartford City, Indiana"
838:", which was created by
447:Free and Accepted Masons
424:Richardsonian Romanesque
273:Richardsonian Romanesque
180:Richardsonian Romanesque
175:Architectural style
3356:Clock towers in Indiana
3031:Marion: Center Township
2293:. National Park Service
1056:. National Park Service
524:E. Howard Clock Company
280:contributing properties
154:1.5 acres (0.6 ha)
3285:Keeper of the Register
2737:Keeper of the Register
2436:Esarey, Logan (1918).
2164:, p. 11 section 7
2076:, p. 12 section 8
1404:, p. 4 section 10
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840:Ernest Moore Viquesney
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108:Hartford City, Indiana
46:U.S. Historic district
3305:Contributing property
2752:National Park Service
2732:Contributing property
1966:, p. 1 section 8
1951:, p. 1 section 7
1763:on September 27, 2020
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1683:, p. 10, col. 2
941:Notes and references
822:World War I memorial
796:commemorative plaque
170:LaBelle & French
2540:Centennial Brochure
2496:on October 10, 2012
2370:on October 14, 2012
2212:"The Bronze Statue"
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2009:on February 6, 2022
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1659:, p. 7, col. 5
1644:, p. 6, col. 5
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892:Blackford County's
850:Blackford County's
826:Blackford County's
587:1974 Super Outbreak
567:Monticello, Indiana
368:Original courthouse
350:Montpelier, Indiana
140:40.45167; -85.36806
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2658:on August 7, 2011.
2457:Schedule of Events
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1469:, pp. 744–745
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2522:978-1-889235-20-2
2316:Beeson, Cecil E.
1885:on August 1, 2012
1789:on March 25, 2012
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1050:"NPS Focus"
828:World War I
511:clock tower
443:cornerstone
379:natural gas
318:county seat
138: /
114:Coordinates
3320:Categories
3231:Washington
3206:Vermillion
3186:Tippecanoe
3146:St. Joseph
3061:Montgomery
2961:Huntington
2588:August 29,
2549:Invitation
1987:January 1,
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1693:Shinn 1900
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1034:References
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816:Jay County
814:in nearby
812:gravel pit
751:vestibules
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691:Corinthian
659:archivolts
451:prosecutor
310:See also:
258:courthouse
194:ID06000522
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2981:Jefferson
2946:Hendricks
2811:Blackford
2784:by county
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167:Architect
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3131:Randolph
3041:Marshall
3021:Lawrence
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2986:Jennings
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2931:Hamilton
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2901:Fountain
2876:Delaware
2861:Dearborn
2851:Crawford
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725:Interior
702:transoms
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593:Exterior
545:ZIP code
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