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    Deming Park – Terre Haute IN

    Date added: September 24, 2023; Modified: September 24, 2023

    The Works Progress Administration made a number of improvements to the original 1919 city park, including stone drinking fountains, walls and entrance gates, and a stone bridge that are identifiable in 2023.

    Front view of the Chauncey Rose Memorial

    Chauncey Rose Memorial – Terre Haute IN

    Date added: August 2, 2023

    An attraction at Fairbanks Park’s north end is the Chauncey Rose Memorial. Dedicated in the 1930s to Chauncey Rose, businessman and philanthropist, it was constructed using the columns and facade from the old post office building at Seventh and Cherry… read more

    United States Penitentiary – Terre Haute IN

    Date added: April 9, 2018; Modified: April 9, 2018

    United States Penitentiary Terre Haute was built between 1938 and 1940. The Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce raised $50,000 to buy the land. The Public Works Administration largely funded the $3,000,000 cost for the facility. It took 125,000 person-days to… read more

    Terra Haute IN Post Office

    Federal Hall (Old Federal Building) – Terre Haute IN

    Date added: January 26, 2013; Modified: April 11, 2017

    Terre Haute’s historic U.S. Post Office and Court House was constructed with federal Treasury Department funds and completed in 1935. The building has been remodeled by Indiana State University; currently known as Federal Hall, the building houses the Scott School… read more

    "Magna Carta"

    Federal Hall (Old Federal Building) Mural – Terre Haute IN

    Date added: January 26, 2013; Modified: April 29, 2015

    This massive work is a large triptych on the second floor of the former Terre Haute Federal Building that now houses Indiana State University College of Business. The mural portrays the scene of the signing of the Magna Carta in… read more