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Old Library (1840) & Old Cathedral (1826). Vincennes, IN.  | Old French House (c1806) Museum (509 N. 1st St.) was home of French fur trader Michel Brouillet (1774-1838). Vincennes, IN. | Grouseland (1803) by William Henry Harrison when he was Governor of the Indiana Territory (1800-12) (3 West Scott St.). Vincennes, IN. | Indiana State Historic Sites open air museum comprises Indiana Territory Capitol, Elihu Stout Print Shop & Jefferson Academy. Vincennes, IN. |
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| George Rogers Clark National Historical Park marks site of Fort Sackville captured from British (Feb. 25, 1779) in Revolutionary War. Vincennes, IN. | Lincoln Memorial Bridge across Wabash River in Vincennes. Vincennes, IN. | Lincoln Memorial Bridge across Wabash River & Indiana / Illinois boundary. Vincennes, IN. | Relief sculpture of Indian by Raoul Josset on Lincoln Memorial Bridge across Wabash River. Vincennes, IN. |
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| Relief sculpture of Indian by Raoul Josset on Lincoln Memorial Bridge across Wabash River. Vincennes, IN. | Heritage buildings along Main St. including 122 Main St. (1868) & on right Second National Bank (1912) by Thomas Campbell & Louis Osterhage. Vincennes, IN. | Historic Clothing Hall (1879) now destroyed by fire & tall Oliphant Building (1916) (214 Main St.). Vincennes, IN. | Main St. streetscape of Vincennes showing block later destroyed by fire in Dec. 2011. Vincennes, IN. |
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| 310-16 Main St. streetscape of Vincennes. Vincennes, IN. | 310-12 Main St. streetscape of Vincennes. Vincennes, IN. | 400 block Main St. streetscape (c1887) of Vincennes. Vincennes, IN. | Terra cotta decoration on 1887 building (410 Main St.). Vincennes, IN. |
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| The Pantheon Theater (1921) (428 Main St.) where native Red Skelton performed as a youngster. Vincennes, IN. | Main St. streetscape of Vincennes. Vincennes, IN. | Italianate heritage building (227 Main St.). Vincennes, IN. | Italianate Joseph L. Bayard building (1878) (227 Main St.). Vincennes, IN. Architect: J.H. Stern. |
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| Gargoyles of Joseph L. Bayard heritage building (227 Main St.). Vincennes, IN. | Heritage building at Main & 2nd Sts. Vincennes, IN. | Neoclassical First National Bank building (1913) (217 Main St.). Vincennes, IN. Architect: J.B. Bayard. | Neoclassical First National Bank building (1913) (217 Main St.). Vincennes, IN. |
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| Main St. heritage buildings. Vincennes, IN. | Main St. heritage buildings (1904). Vincennes, IN. | Bonner-Allen federal-style house (1842) (505 Main St.). Vincennes, IN. On National Register. | Front door of Bonner-Allen house where Abe Lincoln once visited. Vincennes, IN. |
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| 5th St. heritage streetscape. Vincennes, IN. | Stone house in downtown Vincennes near Church & 4th Sts. Vincennes, IN. | Vincennes Civil War Memorial & Knox County Courthouse. Vincennes, IN. | Knox County Courthouse (1873) (101 N. 7th St.). Vincennes, IN. Architect: Edwin May. |
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| Two towers of Knox County Courthouse. Vincennes, IN. | Clock tower of Knox County Courthouse. Vincennes, IN. | Sculpted history on front of Knox County Courthouse. Vincennes, IN. | Vincennes Civil War Memorial (1914) at Knox County Courthouse. Vincennes, IN. |
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| Vincennes Civil War Memorial with Gettysburg & Vicksburg remembered. Vincennes, IN. | Vincennes Civil War Memorial with Artillery-man. Vincennes, IN. | Vincennes water tower. Vincennes, IN. |
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