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  • Volume 27
  •  Issue 3
  • Publication Date: Summer 2004



The Atterbury Files: An Extracurricular Inquiry Project Illustrating Local History

Ronald V. Morris

The people in the rural farmlands and villages of Brown, Bartholomew, and Johnson counties of south central Indiana had been hit hard first by the agricultural depression of the 1920s and then by the Great Depression. But, the bitterest pill to swallow was when World War II started and the U.S. government condemned the land to be a new war base. The farmers and villagers left their land forever, and seemingly overnight, a community sprang up that was the third largest city in the state of Indiana—Camp Atterbury was born. It served as an induction center with training facilities and a prisoner of war camp for Italian and German soldiers.


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