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Local Information for Corydon, IN

Latitude: 38.212724 -- Longitude: -86.125318

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ZIP Codes for Corydon, Indiana	47112
Area Code for Corydon, Indiana	812
Time zone for Corydon, Indiana	EST

Other Area Cities:   Corydon, IN  New Albany, IN 

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Corydon became the second territorial capital of Indiana in 1813, when it was moved there from Vincennes. The future U.S. President, William Henry Harrison, lived for a time, in Corydon. The state constitution was drawn up in Corydon during the summer of 1816. The 43 delegates in charge of writing the state's constitution met inside the Harrison County Courthouse. Because of the summer heat and the cramped nature of the courthouse, the delegates would often seek refuge outside under a giant elm tree. This tree is now known as the Constitutional Elm tree. Its trunk is still preserved. The town served as the first state capital of Indiana from 1816–1825 (the capital was moved to Indianapolis in 1825). The Old Capitol Building is now a state historic site. Corydon was the site of the only Civil War battle fought in Indiana. On July 9, 1863, a Confederate contingent led by Brigadier General John Hunt Morgan crossed from Kentucky into Indiana during what became known as "Morgan's Raid." -- Source: Wikipedia.com