This page will feature some of the sites that recall the earlier days of Indian Hill. After the first settlement in 1795 the area was populated by farmers and millers whose roads, homes, churches, and schools remain part of the Village today. These “treasured landmarks” are an important part of America’s vanishing landscape of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
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- Blome Road Bridge (1888)
- Bridges of Indian Hill
- Buckingham House (1845)
- Buckingham Lodge (c. 1860)
- Camp Jim B & Boy Scouts
- Elliott House (1800)
- Indian Hill Shooting Ranges
- James Drake House (1850)
- Jefferson School (1851)
- John Broadwell House (1804)
- A Log Shelter with History
- Old Armstrong Chapel (1831)
- Old Armstrong Chapel Cemetery
- Old Camp Livingston
- Old Water Tower (1938)
- Redbird Hollow
- Stephan Field
- Sycamore Creek Church (1820)
- Waite Smith House (1800)
- Washington Heights School (Little Red Schoolhouse) (1873)