History of Rush CountyIn the early 1820s, Dr. William Laughlin donated 25 acres for a new town, Rushville. The town was named in honor of Dr. William Laughlin's teacher, Dr. Benjamin Rush. While Dr. Benjamin Rush never visited Rush County, his legacy lives on thanks to Laughlin's dedication to him two centuries ago. A portion of the land that Laughlin donated proudly holds one of Rush County's most notable landmarks, the Rush County Courthouse.
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A Special Thanks to...
Our Donors and Partners
The funds you have granted us has made a significant impact on our bicentennial celebration. Your funds and commitment to our community are greatly appreciated! |
Rush County Bicentennial Committee
Your willingness to assist in raising funds and creating ideas for several events for our bicentennial year will help make memories that last a lifetime! |
The City of Rushville Interns
The City of Rushville's interns have been doing preparatory work and planning for the bicentennial year since December of 2020. Their time and dedication does not go unnoticed! |
Make a Donation
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To make a donation, please send funds to:
The Bicentennial Committee Attn: Brian Sheehan 330 North Main Street, Suite 200 Rushville, Indiana 46173 |