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Wildcard
200
South Vermillion High School welcomed it's first class in this year.
What is 1978?
200
In 1967 this group organized and took over the running of the Hill Climb in Newport.
What is the Newport Lions Club?
200
There were this many airports in Vermillion County in 2011.
What is 3?
400
Sacred Heart School closed in this year.
What is 2004?
400
This bridge is located in Vermillion County.
What is the Newport Bridge?
400
Members of this gang robbed the Citizens State Bank in 1920.
Who were the Dillinger Gang?
400
The Newport Hill Climb hold this rank for motorsports event attendance in the state of Indiana.
What is 3rd?
600
Park Lewman served as principal for this school in 1959.
What is St. Bernice High School?
600
This cemetery in Vermillion County acts as a nature preserve and pioneer memorial prairie.
What is Smith's Cemetery?
600
This man was the 8th governor of Indiana.
Who is James Whitcomb?
600
Vermillion County uses an alternative spelling of the word vermilion that comes from this language.
What is French?
800
This brick factory in Cayuga ran from 1904 to 2015 and was the last coal fired brick factory in the United States. The bricks made here were popular for historic building renovations as the bricks made here were near identical to those found in historic buildings.
What is Colonial Brick Company?
800
Vermillion county was formed on this date.
What is February 1, 1824?
The act was voted on January 2, 1824 and went into effect February 1st of the same year.
800
The Wabash River get's its name from this Native American tribe and means "water over white stones."
Who are the Miami?
1000
According to local folklore, this Vermillion County town is named after the cries of a drunkard looking for his wife.
What is Eugene?
1000
In 1912 this town's name was changed from Bunsen and opened a post office.
What is Universal?