
Pleasant and Bennington serve as the primary hubs in this corner of Switzerland County during the early 1970s. The landscape is defined by its dramatic ridges and creek forks, with Greenbrier Ridge and Smith Ridge dictating the placement of rural roads and homesteads. Local heritage is deeply rooted in the numerous country churches and burial grounds that dot the upland terrain, including Horse Chapel, Caledonia Ch, and the Zion Cem. Transport history is represented by the Treaty Line Road, which follows a significant boundary through the township. The drainage patterns of Brushy Fork and Kentuck Creek carve out deep hollows like Sugar Hollow, creating a complex network of natural corridors that have historically influenced the settlement patterns of Shelby and Milton townships.
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1943 Vevay North
Switzerland County, IN

1943 Vevay South
Switzerland County, IN

1956 Bennington
Switzerland County, IN

1957 Vevay North
Switzerland County, IN

1967 Vevay South
Switzerland County, IN

1971 Bennington
Switzerland County, IN

1971 Vevay North
Switzerland County, IN
2010 Bennington
Switzerland County, IN
2010 Vevay North
Switzerland County, IN
2010 Vevay South
Switzerland County, IN
2013 Bennington
Switzerland County, IN
2013 Vevay North
Switzerland County, IN
2013 Vevay South
Switzerland County, IN
2016 Bennington
Switzerland County, IN
2016 Vevay North
Switzerland County, IN
2016 Vevay South
Switzerland County, IN
2019 Bennington
Switzerland County, IN
2019 Vevay North
Switzerland County, IN
2019 Vevay South
Switzerland County, IN

2022 Bennington
Switzerland County, IN

2022 Vevay North
Switzerland County, IN

2022 Vevay South
Switzerland County, IN