The Repair of the Freeman's Corner Historical Marker
Freeman's Corner (250 feet east) Historical Marker (59.1966.1) located on SR 37 north of the water works facility on the north edge of Orleans, Orange County--before and after the restoration.
Art Instructor Mrs. Leah Morgan and students Vicky Burton, Megan Polaski, and Amanda Combs worked on the marker restoration with supplies from the Town of Orleans. The Indiana Historical Bureau thanks these Juniors at Orleans High School and the Town of Orleans Clerk-Treasurer Robert Henderson for their contributions.
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