Indiana Quick Quiz
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Who are two United States Vice Presidents buried at Crown Hill Cemetery?
- Who is the United States President buried at Crown Hill Cemetery?
- What gangster is buried at Crown Hilll Cementery?
- How many acres large is Crown Hill Cemetery?
Answers Below
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September 22, 1901 Allan “Rocky” Lane was born in Mishawaka. He grew up to be a movie cowboy in over 100 films, but his most famous role was that of the voice of the talking horse “Mr. Ed” on television.
September 25, 1863 Crown Hill Cemetery was incorporated. Located on over 550 acres in northwest Indianapolis, it is the third largest in the nation.
September 26, 1774 John Chapman was born in Massachusetts. He became known as “Johnny Appleseed” and established orchards throughout the Midwest. He died in Ft. Wayne in 1847.
September 26, 1811 William Henry Harrison left Vincennes with about 1,000 men to go up the Wabash River to Prophetstown. In the early hours of November 7 they would fight the Battle of Tippecanoe.
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