Bloomington City, Monroe County, Indiana (IN) 47404

Bloomington City

Monroe County, Indiana

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Bloomington City Hall is located at 401 North Morton Street, Bloomington, IN 47404.
Phone: 812‑349‑3408.


Andrew Wylie House

Beginnings [1]

Upon the establishment of Monroe County in 1818, Bloomington was immediately laid off and lots were offered for sale at public auction.

Neighborhoods

  • Cottage Grove Historic District
  • Garden Hill Historic District
  • University Courts Historic District
  • Allen Valley
  • Arbors at Woodgate
  • Arden Place
  • Ashwood
  • Autumnview
  • Barclay Gardens
  • Batchelor Heights
  • Bay Pointe
  • Bayberry at Winslow Farm
  • Bellevista
  • Bent Tree
  • Bittner Woods
  • Bloomington Central Business District
  • Branches
  • Broadview
  • Cascade
  • Courthouse Square Historic District
  • Crestmont
  • Dixon
  • Eagleview
  • East Grove Street Historic District
  • Eastside
  • Edgemont Park
  • Elm Heights Historic District
  • Fair Meadow
  • Fairview Historic District
  • Forest Chase
  • Forest Park Heights
  • Fritz Terrace
  • Garden Acres
  • Gentry Estates
  • Georgetown Village
  • Gramercy Park
  • Grandview Hills
  • Greater Prospect Hill Historic District
  • Greater Restaurant Row Historic District
  • Green Acres
  • Green Hill
  • Harbour Pointe
  • Hays
  • Hearthstone Village
  • Highland Homes
  • Highland Village
  • Hindustan
  • Hoosier Acres
  • Hyde Park
  • Hyde Park Village
  • Jackson Mill
  • Jerden Meadow
  • Karst Farm
  • Kensington
  • Ketcham Ridge
  • Kingston Estates
  • Lakeview
  • Lanam Ridgeview Estates
  • Lasalles Woods
  • Leonard Springs
  • Lockerbie Court
  • Maple Grove Road Rural Historic District
  • Maple Heights
  • Matlock Heights
  • Maxwell Manors
  • McCoy
  • McDoel Gardens Neighborhood Historic District
  • McDoel Historic District
  • Moss Creek Village
  • Near West Side
  • North Indiana Avenue Historic District
  • North Kinser Point
  • North Washington Street Historic District
  • Northwood Estates
  • Oaklawn Park
  • Old Northeast
  • Parkridge
  • Parkridge East
  • Parkview
  • Pedigo Bay
  • Pinestone
  • Plateau Place
  • Pointe Cove
  • Prominence Pointe
  • Prospect Hill
  • Prospect Hill Historic District
  • Raub Heights
  • Red Oak Estates
  • Ridgefield
  • River Bend
  • Rockport Hills
  • Rush Ridge
  • Shadow Creek
  • Shelburne Estates
  • Sherwood Hills
  • Sherwood Oaks
  • Showers Brothers Furniture Factory Historic District
  • SoMax
  • South Griffy
  • Southern Pines
  • Steele Dunning Historic District
  • Sterling Woods
  • Stonechase
  • Stonecrest at Fieldstone
  • Summers Place
  • Sunny Slopes
  • Sutton Place
  • Sycamore Knolls
  • The Highlands
  • The Woodlands
  • Timber Ridge
  • Van Buren Park
  • Varsity Villas
  • Vinegar Hill Limestone Historic District
  • Walnut Creek
  • Walnut Springs
  • Waterman
  • Waterman
  • West Pointe
  • West Side Historic District
  • Westmont Estates
  • Westwood
  • White Place Historic District
  • Windfree Estates
  • Wynbrooke Estates

First incorporated as the Town of Bloomington in 1828 and re-incorporated in 1859. In 1866 petitions were begun to incorporate the town as a city.

In 1830 Bloomington's population surpassed 700. At that time the "Indiana College" had a large attendance, and excellent corps of instructors and a superior curriculum. There were numerous factories of leather, liquor, domestic and farming implements, flour, tailor goods, and oil. There were many shops, offices, mechanics, artisans, tradesmen, educators, professional men and speculators. It was a prosperous place.

  1. Charles Blanchard, editor, Counties of Morgan, Monroe and Brown, Indiana, F. A. Battey & Company, Publishers, 1884, Chicago.

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