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This week's Hidden Gem of the Week is hiding in plain sight in Sheridan, Indiana: the George Boxley Cabin, a restored log home built around 1828 and the oldest structure in Adams Township. It sits on Pioneer Hill in Veterans Park, free to visit, and it carries a remarkable story. The cabin was built by George Boxley, an abolitionist who escaped a Virginia death sentence and found refuge on the Indiana frontier, and local historians believe it may have been a stop on the Underground Railroad. It is on the National Register of Historic Places, with seasonal docent tours of the restored interior. If you love a good Indiana oddity, this is a lovely, slow outing in northern Hamilton County.
The park grounds and the cabin exterior are open to walk any day of the year, and interior tours run seasonally from spring through early fall. Pair it with a stroll through downtown Sheridan, and call or text me at 317-777-9146 if you are thinking about making this part of the county your home.
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A nearly 200-year-old log cabin hiding on a hilltop in Sheridan? Yes. The George Boxley Cabin is Hamilton County's oldest structure in Adams Township and the home of an abolitionist who escaped a Virginia death sentence. Full hidden gem story, link in bio! đź”—
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The communities I serve are more than their newest builds, and this week's Hidden Gem of the Week proves it. The George Boxley Cabin in Sheridan is a restored log home built around 1828, the oldest structure in Adams Township and a National Register of Historic Places site. It was built by George Boxley, an abolitionist who escaped a Virginia death sentence and settled on the Indiana frontier, and some historians connect the cabin to the Underground Railroad.
The cabin stands on Pioneer Hill in Sheridan Veterans Park, free to visit year-round, with seasonal docent tours of the restored interior. It is a reminder that Hamilton County has carried stories for nearly two centuries, from the rural pace of Sheridan, Cicero, and Arcadia to the booming cities farther south.
With 25+ years of experience in Hamilton County real estate and the SRES and CREN designations, I help buyers and sellers find their own place in this story. Call or text 317-777-9146, or book a free consultation at the link below.
- c. 1828 log cabin, the oldest structure in Adams Township
- Built by George Boxley, an abolitionist who escaped a Virginia death sentence
- National Register of Historic Places, restored by the Sheridan Historical Society
- Some historians connect the site to the Underground Railroad
- Free to visit at Sheridan Veterans Park; seasonal tours May through September
Read the full article here: https://everythinghamiltoncounty.com/blog/boxley-cabin-sheridan-hidden-gem/
Have questions? I am always available for a confidential conversation at 317-777-9146 or you can book a free consultation at https://bit.ly/Schedule_A_Chat.
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