File:111 N High Street Bldg Hartford City IN.jpg
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| Description | High Street buildings in Hartford City Courthouse Square Historic District. Buildings on south side of 2nd block have been torn down. |
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| Source | United States Department of the Interior, National Register of Historic Places Registration Form for Hartford City Courthouse Square Historic District |
| Author | Kristi Hamilton, Kent Abraham, susan Lankford |
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