IN-31.1992.1 Cedar Glade 1808

Marker text: CEDAR GLADE 1808

House built by Jacob Kintner, Sr. 1808. Named for giant native red cedars in area. Self-sustaining plantation traded 1849 to Thomas McGrain, Sr. for Louisville property. Sheltered Corydon residents July 1863 during Morgan's Raid. First marked 1966 by Mr./Mrs. M. Dowling McGrain. Listed in National Register, 1983.

Erected 1992 by Indiana Historical Bureau and Mr./Mrs. Thomas D. McGrain

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Location: 772 N. Capitol Avenue, SE corner Indian Creek bridge, Corydon, Harrison County, Indiana

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