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Human remains found in McCullouch Park during excavation of the General Electric campus will be relocated to Lindenwood Cemetery.
The bones were discovered as crews excavated a spot for construction of a temporary traffic signal and handed over to the Allen County Coroner’s office for further processing.
The Allen County Genealogical Society s attempt to superimpose the plat for Broadway Cemetery over a modern aerial image of the park.
Credit ALLEN COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY OF INDIANA
Michael Burris, chief investigator for the coroner’s office, says they reached out to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources for next steps. First, they needed to ensure that the remains were not Native American.
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This sector of our economy is huge for the state, with state tourism setting a record $13.7 billion in visitor spending in 2019. While the industry was hit hard in 2020, much like Hoosiers, this is an industry that is resilient and ready to make our state a destination for visitors once again.
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