1866 Map of Proposed Trimble Railroads
You'll want a key to all those red lines.  It's here.

Yeager's Store	Callis Store

The application to put the Callis store on the National Register of Historic Places is here. (pdf)

The application to put the Yeager store on the National Register of Historic Places is here. (pdf)

Sam's, on US 421 South
From a Facebook post by Roy Black

 

Howard McEndre's on 42

Mt. Byrd, 1812.

US 42, East of Bedford, 1932	Canip Creek	Ewingford Bridge

 

        

Two Trimble County Scenes from Harlan Hubbard

Indiana Republican, February 20, 1819

 

Wises Landing	Wises Landings' Barrickman's Store Closing
Details	Details
from Trimble County Heritage

Alexandria (VA) Gazette, October 23, 1896

 

From a Facebook post by Tina Diane

Wises Landing, 1979	Equity Barn in Wise's Landing Details.

What's an equity barn? It's a barn where members of the equity store tobacco instead of selling it.
Why aren't they selling it? Because there's a tobacco war going on.

 

From a Facebook post by Brewier Welch

“Greenup Wise purchased a store at Houston's Landing, which is located about three miles south of Wises Landing, just north of where Middle Creek flows into the Ohio.” - Clara Scott

Indianapolis News, March 4, 1897

Corn Creek used to have a post office

Abraham King sells his farm in Corn Creek. In 1813. Here.

 

J. C. Yager's Store in Corn Creek is Closing, 1902

 

Courier-Journal, December 8, 1882

The town of Kingston is chartered in 1872

Somewhere in Trimble County	Morning in a Trimble County Meadow, 1933	Picking strawberries in Trimble County, 1959

 

The White Cottage, Sligo, Kentucky, just  across the line in Henry County	Just across the Trimble County line in Sulphur, Henry County

“The steamer Helen M. Gould, on route to Louisville, Ky., sunk at Wise’s Landing, 15 miles
below Madison on the 30th.  No lives were lost.”  Jaspar (Ind.) Weekly Courier, November 6, 1903

The account of the Gould sinking

But in 1914, she bravely fought thru the ice.

The Nov. 10, 1932 New York Times had a story on a half dozen or so election-related shootings in Kentucky, including one in Wise's Landing, where Clarence Carson was seriously wounded.  Charlie Simpson and his father, Pete Simpson, were arrested.
Clara Scott's History of Wises Landing is here.	Trimble County celebrates the opening of US 42 in 1931, here.
“Representative Berry, of Kentucky, today requested the Post office Department to revoke, or at least to suspend, the order establishing the Bedford  . . .rural free delivery route in Kentucky.  Strong opposition from the patrons of Corn Creek  . . . is responsible for Mr. Berry's request.”   Cincinnati Enquirer, April 8, 1900
Postcard postmarked June 26, 1912 at Corncreek, Ky. , “to Miss Addie Housefield, Madison, Indiana.  Dear Addie,  Who are you looking for tonight?  I am down at Wise's Landing now.  There are lots of nice looking girls down here, but . . .?  Will see you later.”