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  • Home
  • Things to do
    • Events & Festivals
    • Shopping & Antiques
    • Agritourism
    • Historic
      • Self-guided Driving Tour
      • Bicentennial
    • Recreation
      • Sports
      • Parks & Trails
      • Bicycle Tours
    • Live Music
    • Barn Quilts
    • Family Friendly
    • Arts & Culture
    • Nearby events, festivals and attractions
  • Hotels & Lodging
    • Hotels
    • Bed & Breakfasts
    • Campgrounds & RV Parks
  • Restaurants & Food
    • Local Dining Guide
    • Farmer’s Market
    • Sweets & Treats
  • About Scott County
    • Weather
    • Relocation
    • Meetings & Conferences
    • Customer Service Program
    • Visitor Information
      • Visitors Guide
      • Visitor’s Center
      • Special Offers
  • COVID-19 Plan
  • Blog
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Thank You for Following Us!

UncategorizedBy Mike ChesserDecember 29, 2020Leave a comment

As this year winds down, I want to take a moment to thank you for following the Scott County Visitors Commission in our inaugural year of our website blog.  While it has been a different kind of year for many of us, if not all of us, I have tried to give you a little…

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A Day of Dedication of the Settlers of Pigeon Roost and the Monument Honoring their Pilgrimage

UncategorizedBy Mike ChesserDecember 22, 2020Leave a comment

This story is follow-up installment to the three part series The Pigeon Roost Massacre of 22 Settlers.   Saturday, October 1st, 1904, passed into history as a great day for Scott County – being the day of dedication of the imposing monument erected by the State of Indiana to mark the burial place and to…

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The Pigeon Roost Massacre of 22 Settlers – Final Installment

UncategorizedBy Mike ChesserDecember 15, 2020Leave a comment

This story is the third of three installments on this blog. Each week the story will be continued for your enjoyment! Meanwhile, Capt. Norris and the children lost their way in the darkness, and after wandering hopelessly in the woods until they were exhausted, they sat down to rest and soon fell asleep, notwithstanding the…

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The Pigeon Roost Massacre of 22 Settlers – Continued

UncategorizedBy Mike ChesserDecember 8, 2020Leave a comment

The first warning the settlers had of an attack by the Indians was when cattle belonging to Jeremiah Payne ran bellowing toward his house, their sides full of arrows and spears. He at once took his wife, Sarah (McCoy), and little son, Lewis, to the fort at Vienna. Then he started through the woods toward the house…

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The Pigeon Roost Massacre of 22 Settlers

UncategorizedBy Mike ChesserDecember 4, 2020Leave a comment

This story is the first of three installments on this blog. Each week the story will be continued for your enjoyment! Pigeon Roost was a pioneer settlement, then in northern Clark County, but now in southern Scott County, Indiana, situated along the little creek by the same name. It was in a fertile, but then heavily…

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Scott County

Scott County, Indiana, offers a convenient location making it the ideal place for a wide range of family activities to flourish. Centrally located on the I-65 corridor in the heart of the Midwest, Scott County offers a distinctive “stay here and go anywhere” luxury with an easy 30-minute drive to Louisville, KY., and the simplicity of being located 80 miles south of Indianapolis.  Exit 29 on I-65 offers an inexpensive alternative to overnight hotel needs associated with larger cities and metropolitan areas.  Additionally, Scott County is only a short drive to other destination cities such as Chicago, Nashville, St. Louis and Cincinnati.

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    90 N Main St Scottsburg, IN 47170
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    (812) 752-9211

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