Snapshot: Historical markers unveiled in Whitestown
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Whitestown town founder and United States Senator Albert S. White’s great-great-grandson Brad Mintener was the guest of honor at the unveiling of two new historical markers and a mural celebrating the town's founding Oct. 24. (Photos by Ben Stout)
Whitestown town founder and United States Senator Albert S. White’s great-great-grandson Brad Mintener was the guest of honor at the unveiling of two new historical markers and a mural celebrating the town’s founding Oct. 24. (Photos by Ben Stout)
One of two historical markers unveiled Oct. 24 in Whitestown recognizing the town’s history of rail travel and connection to 16th President of the United States Abraham Lincoln. Town founder and United States Senator Albert S. White’s great-great-grandson Brad Mintener and his daughter Marni Mintener Barron unveil the first of two new historical markers at the Big 4 Trail trailhead in Whitestown.
Two new historical markers and a mural were unveiled at the Big 4 Trail trailhead in Whitestown. Local artist Erin Quigley stands in front of the new mural she painted to celebrate the founding of the town of Whitestown on the South face of 8 S. Main St. in Whitestown.
