Abbott–Holloway Farm

The Abbott–Holloway Farm is a historic site in Bethlehem, Indiana, featuring some of the few surviving structures from the early 19th century. Established by Jonathan Clark in 1812, the main building, believed to have been constructed in 1830, originally served as a store and post office. The farm has a rich history, transitioning through several owners, including Asa Abbott and Athenatia Abbott Ross, and has survived various natural disasters. Today, it operates as a bed and breakfast, showcasing its Federal-style architecture and historical significance, having been listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1994.