Seymour, Indiana
Seymour, United States
Seymour, Indiana connects to 6823 other places across 17 topics through 77 Bunkabop connections, with government, military, and transportation as the dominant threads. The city was named after Hezekiah Cook Seymour when the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad was routed through his land in 1852. During the Civil War, Jackson County sent 2,571 volunteers for the Union cause. Seymour also claims the site of the world's first successful moving train robbery during peacetime, an event that drew a vigilance committee of 300 men in pursuit.
vigilance committee
Connects Seymour, Indiana to: San Luis Obispo, California | Mokelumne Hill, California
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Connects Seymour, Indiana to: Washington, Indiana | Rockford, Jackson County, Indiana
Battle of Tipton's Island
Connects Seymour, Indiana to: Vallonia, Indiana | Rockford, Jackson County, Indiana
Knobstone Escarpment
Connects Seymour, Indiana to: Floyds Knobs, Indiana | Leota, Indiana
Jeffersonville, Madison and Indianapolis Railroad
Connects Seymour, Indiana to: Madison, Indiana | Arcadia, Indiana | Rockford, Jackson County, Indiana | Marshfield, Scott County, Indiana
B-24 Liberator
Connects Seymour, Indiana to: Kirtland Air Force Base | Ypsilanti, Michigan | Nanumea, Tuvalu | Smyrna, Tennessee
Southern Indiana
Connects Seymour, Indiana to: Southern Illinois | Palestine, Indiana | Heth Township, Indiana
Royce Campbell
Connects Seymour, Indiana to: Spain | San Francisco, California | Indiana | Indianapolis, Indiana | Anaheim Hills
Thomas M. Honan
Connects Seymour, Indiana to: Pennsylvania | Switzerland | Indiana | Indianapolis, Indiana | Hanover, Germany
Indiana limestone
Connects Seymour, Indiana to: Indiana | Nebraska | Huntington, West Virginia | Charleston, West Virginia | Lemont, Illinois
Robert Shields (diarist)
Connects Seymour, Indiana to: Kansas | Indiana | Washington (state) | Dayton, Washington
Victory over Japan Day
Connects Seymour, Indiana to: Rhode Island | Times Square | Castle Rock, Colorado | Camp Atterbury-Muscatatuck | US Naval Base Solomons