The Miami Indian Cemetery is the largest Indian Cemetery in Indiana. Established in the mid-1800s on the Miami Indian reservation, it is the burial site of Chief Meshingomesia and members of his tribe. The land was deeded to the Miami by the United States in the Treaty of 1840. Historic Miami Indian schoolhouse also located at this site.
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Grant County's reputation as the coolest destination in the Midwest was established in 1955 when local native James Dean became an instant film sensation. Dean's cool, self-assured style is the hallmark of our community. From our legendary history to our current array of arts, entertainment, and recreation — It's All Cool.
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