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The boundary inns at Potato Creek and North Liberty

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The corridor's lodging did not end at Lakeville's line, and the two boundary houses the checklist names were not entered — the item is banked as a named gap, because a boundary treatment asserted without the houses' own records would be worse than the gap. The two houses stand named in the audit's own state: an inn at Potato Creek and an inn at North Liberty, the next towns of the corridor south and the state park's ground west. The settlers are named and current: the Potato Creek lodging record in the park's own file, and the North Liberty file's hotel record, each to be read for its house and cross-referenced here. The gap is stated with its reason: the wave's reach ran to the town line and stopped, honestly, rather than printing boundary facts at second hand.

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Source: The boundary inns at Potato Creek and North Liberty, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/lakeville/hotels-motels/boundary-inns-a-named-gap-at-potato-creek-and/