Margot and I took some pictures around Newburgh this Saturday. She was looking for pictures that could potentially by used in Women's Club Cookbook.
Sort of a river theme for these first few pictures. This is the old lock and dam house. The dam was removed when the new one was built.
Here is a picture of the new dam and locks.
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U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Information
There was a lot of river traffic Saturday. We saw 4 coal barges in just a few miles of the river.
The Old Stone House or the Roberts-Morton House is located about a mile or so up river from the new dam. It was built in 1834. It is now owned by the University of Evansville.
Old Stone House
This grandfather/grandson team were planting flowers at the main intersection in old Newburgh.
Here is another view of the intersection.
These 2 houses are located about a block up the street from the previous pictures. Built around 1900.
The one on the left is for sale - $325,000.
Real Estate Listing
This is a store. Not sure what the history of this building is but it has been around for awhile.
Previous Newburgh related postings.
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