Abbott–Holloway Farm

The Abbott–Holloway Farm, located in Bethlehem, Indiana, is a historic site overlooking the Ohio River, featuring some of the earliest structures in the area. Established by Jonathan Clark in 1812, the main building, believed to date back to 1830, originally served as a store and post office. The farm has survived various natural disasters, making it one of the few pre-1840 buildings still standing in Bethlehem. After changing hands several times, it was transformed into a bed and breakfast in 1988. The property includes a Federal-style main house and a barn converted for guest accommodations, and it was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1994, highlighting its significance in Clark County's history.