Clinton County, Ind., business and industry vertical files, [18--]-[19--].

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Clinton County, Ind., business and industry vertical files, [18--]-[19--].

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Materials chiefly reflecting the history of business and industry in Clinton County, Ind., pertaining to persons, businesses, and historical events in various county locations, including Boyleston, Burlington, Frankfort, Hamilton, Kirklin, Michigantown, Mulberry, Rossville, and Scircleville.

ca. 400 file folders.

Clinton County Historical Society

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