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001551958 245__ $$aNew Harmony, Indiana Town Map: 6G/SW
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001551958 520__ $$aRappite Farming Warehouse: The Harmonist Red Barn, or more exact, Mrs. J. W. Hiatt's Grain Warehouse, latter George Hiatt's Grain Warehouse, was located on three plats in the southwest corner of town block 6 G. The 1882 Posey County Directory lists a Jole Hiatt and an unknown member of the Owen family as being partners in Hiatt and Owen Lumber Dealers, most likely at the site of this mill. Most of the large building was located on what is now 710 and 716 Steam Mill Street. The original office was located at the exact corner of East and Steam Mill Streets in the southwest corner of what is now 704 Steam Mill Street. The original office was demolished between 1893 and 1899. There was a Hiatt farm, listed as Mary F. Hiatt on the 1900 plat map, directly north of the east side of New Harmony adjacent to the river.
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