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What do you consider the key accomplishment(s) of your county's Bicentennial celebration?
What Legacy Project do you most like to tell people about, and why?
Describe a highlight or most memorable moment related to your county's Bicentennial celebration.
How/where are you preserving information and artifacts related to your county's celebration?
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Estimated total attendance.
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$10,000
Pulaski County was formed in 1839.
About the courthouse: A. William and Edwin Rush were the architects and the building was completed in 1895.
Attention canoers – visit Tippencanoe River State Park. Get ready for a relaxing journey as you float down the beautiful Tippecanoe River. You must bring your own canoe or make arrangements with the local canoe livery. When you return, you can enjoy the beautiful campground facilities with your group, family or friends.
Winamac, a Potawatomi chief, was generally friendly to the Americans and interposed on their behalf at the Fort Dearborn massacre, although he was said to have been among the hostiles at Tippecanoe in 1811. He visited Washington several times and died in the summer of 1821. His village, commonly known by his name, was near the present Winamac, Pulaski County, Indiana.
County Seat: Winamac
Year Organized: 1835
Square Miles: 433.65