The history and narratives surrounding the Interurban that traversed Vigo County and connected it to surrounding areas reveal interesting stories and facts. It was in existence of about four decades of the 20th century.

This rail system connected remote areas to more urban areas and enabled citizens to travel much more quickly and easily.

Jeff Koehler, who has a passion for history and, especially, local history concerning transportation involving canals, the Interurban and railroads is a scholar of historic modes of travel. His studies have lead him to unknown facts and stories surrounding each of these important methods of historic travel.

Jeff has been the Clay County historian for over 20 years and is Vice-President of the Clay County Historical Society and on the Board of Directors of the Canal Society of Indiana. He is a 5th generation farmer and life-long resident of Clay County.

Admission is FREE for History Center members. General admission to the History Center is $7 for adults.