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Pigeon Roost State Historic Site

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Scottsburg , IN
The Pigeon Roost State Historic Site provides educational opportunities to explore one of the significant historical events in early Indiana's history. It marks the site of the 1812 Pigeon Roost Massacre where settlers were attacked, offering visitors insights into early 19th-century frontier life and conflicts between settlers and Native Americans. The site serves as a historical and educational resource for learning about preservation, history, and social studies.
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