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Places and landmarks2

  • Lincoln Cemetery
  • Royalton

Streets and roads107

  • State Road 267
  • State Road 334
  • Crowley Parkway
  • East 400 South
  • 400 South
  • 650 East
  • South 650 East
  • Indigo Blue Boulevard
  • Shooting Star Drive
  • South Main Street
  • 450 East
  • South 450 East
  • South Indianapolis Road
  • East Pierce Street
  • South 700 East
  • West Pierce Street
  • Indianapolis Road
  • Perry Worth Road
  • 575 East
  • South 575 East
  • 750 South
  • East 750 South
  • East 650 South
  • East 500 South
  • East 300 South
  • 450 South
  • East 450 South
  • Wilson Road
  • East 550 South
  • 200 South
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  • East 200 South
  • 475 East
  • South 475 East
  • Central Boulevard
  • 550 South
  • White Lick Lane
  • 300 South
  • 500 East
  • South 500 East
  • 700 East
  • Meadowview Drive
  • Anson Boulevard
  • South 600 East
  • Firethorn Drive
  • Wolfe Road
  • Eagles Nest Boulevard
  • Limelight Lane
  • New Hope Boulevard
  • South 525 East
  • Schooler Drive
  • Ringtail Circle
  • South 400 East
  • Blue Jay Way
  • Chestnut Eagle Drive
  • Burgin Drive
  • Perry Boulevard
  • Brighton Drive
  • Tartan Trail
  • Eagle Lake Drive
  • 300 East
  • East 425 South
  • Cozy Lane
  • Aldridge Drive
  • 225 South
  • North Main Street
  • Uitts Street
  • Luria Lane
  • 230 South
  • Red Maple Drive
  • 600 East
  • White Cliff Way
  • Paisley Point
  • South 300 East
  • Dusty Sands Road
  • Gateway Drive East
  • Tanglewood Lane
  • Doyal Drive
  • Royal Run Boulevard
  • South Buck Street
  • Golden Eagle Drive
  • Heartland Drive
  • Hemlock Drive
  • Amazoncom Court
  • Green Glade Drive
  • Trillium Way
  • Rainwater Lane
  • Gray Eagle Drive
  • Grove Pass
  • White Lick Drive
  • 780 East
  • Hull Street
  • Hardwick Drive
  • South Cozy Lane
  • Maple Grove Boulevard
  • Dusty Laurel Road
  • Trout Street
  • Green Willow Road
  • Crabapple Drive
  • Farlin Drive
  • Fallen Leaf Drive
  • Gateway East Drive
  • Dugan Drive
  • Roundlake Lane
  • Grey Heather Lane
  • South Bowers Street
  • Purcell Drive
  • Boxelder Drive

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About Whitestown, Indiana

Whitestown is a town of 10,178 people in Boone County, about 22 miles northwest of downtown Indianapolis. When the railroad came through in 1851, the town was laid out on Abram Neese's farm, halfway between Zionsville and Lebanon and about seven miles from each. A post office opened in 1853, but Whitestown did not incorporate as a town until 1947.

Worth Township had no water power, so the early settlers had to rely on steam to grind their grain. Before that, they hauled it to Zionsville, Mechanicsburg or Thorntown to be made into flour or meal. Isaac Dye and Alfred Osborn built the first grist mill in Whitestown, and when it burned a few years later, Henry Lucus rebuilt it. A third mill, built by J. W. Bowser to the most improved pattern, drew customers from this county and from other counties.

  • Two possible namesakesNo one agrees on where the name came from. One account credits Indiana senator Albert Smith White, who was known as a leading abolitionist. The other credits Lemuel White, the first white settler to come to the community.
  • First stores in townHarrison Spencer is said to have been the first man to sell goods in Whitestown, and Henry Lucus and William Laughner soon opened shops after him. The village grew into the trading center for Worth Township and for farmers from other townships. It sits near the highest point in Boone County.
  • Anson and a growth boomIn 2005 a planned development named for Anson Mills, a U.S. Army officer born in Boone County, began on land south of the old downtown, and in the late 2000s the town annexed 6,500 acres there. The Great Recession slowed construction, but homes and stores picked up from 2011. Since 2010 Whitestown has grown faster than any other Indiana municipality, and its population more than tripled by 2020.
  • Old rail line, new trailTrains used the railroad that created Whitestown from 1852, and the line was finally abandoned in 1976. The town started converting it into the Big 4 Heritage Trail in 2015, and the trail also reaches Lebanon and Zionsville. A $1.1 million grant in April 2022 paid to finish the Whitestown stretch, and the work was done in October 2023.
  • Little League headquartersWhitestown is home to the Little League Central Region headquarters. Its complex opened in 2021 with an office building, a gift shop and a lighted field with a press box and stadium seating, and it hosts regional softball and baseball tournaments.

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