Huntertown, Indiana • Allen County
The Dutch Ridge Historic District in Huntertown, Indiana, encompasses a rural agricultural landscape that developed in the mid-19th century. It features a concentration of vernacular farmsteads reflecting early German immigrant settlement and agricultural practices.
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