Celebrate Historic Preservation Month!

Decatur County is home to nine properties and one historic district currently listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Have you seen them all?

Bromwell Brush and Wire Goods Company

530 West First Street, Greensburg

Late Victorian Industrial, built 1903

Champ's Ford Bridge (County Bridge #124)

County Road 100S over Clifty Creek, 2 miles west of Burney
Stone-arch c. 1890

Photo by Anthony Dillon: http://bridgehunter.com/in/decatur/champs-ford/

Decatur County Courthouse

Surely you've seen this one!

Greensburg Carnegie Public Library

114 North Michigan Avenue, Greensburg

Greensburg Downtown Historic District

Roughly the area surrounding the courthouse square

Bright B. Harris House

413 North Franklin Street, Greensburg

Italianate, 1871

Westport Covered Bridge

Jerman School (originally Greensburg High School)

316 West Walnut Street, Greensburg

Craftsman, 1920

Knights of Pythias Building and Theatre

215 North Broadway, Greensburg

Strauther-Pleak Round Barn

Moscow Road, east of CR 100 W.

Smith Brothers, builders, 1911

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Strauther_Pleak_Round_Barn.jpg

Which one is your favorite? 

What Decatur County properties do you think should be added to the National Register?