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Medaryville was one of the few towns along the new railroad that was not laid out by James Brooks, president of the line.
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Medaryville was laid out in 1852, just ahead of the construction of the New Albany and Salem Railroad, later called the Monon Railroad.
The town of Medaryville, Indiana was also named after him.
Medaryville and railroad
The railroad today comes into Medaryville from the south, but the tracks end just north of Pearl Street.
Medaryville and line
From Medaryville, the line is still in service to Monon.
Medaryville and .
Medaryville is a town in White Post Township, Pulaski County, Indiana, United States.
Medaryville is located at ( 41. 080313 ,-86. 888585 ).
Each October the Medaryville Lions Club sponsors a bike ride, known as the Crane Cruise, that runs through the heart of the migration territory.
Medaryville sits at the irregular intersection of two major landforms.
Neither Walden nor Clark stayed in Medaryville.
Medaryville is shown as Madeiraville on Mitchell's New Universal Atlas, 1857.
Medaryville had an oil rush at the turn of the 20th century.
Medaryville today is struggling to keep its economic base moving forward.
* Medaryville, north of Medaryville, the tracks have been abandoned and removed.
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