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Tab, Indiana
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Locust Grove sits along the route Harrison's forces marched in November 1811 on their way to the Battle of Tippecanoe. Visitors report hearing the sound of army cadence here, believed by some to be an echo of that march.
Cemetery near Ambia on a route used by Harrison's army in 1811. Visit in daylight and treat the graves with respect.
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