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COUNTY 23 MARKERS; TOWN 0; TOWNSHIP EXACTLY 1
St. Joseph County carries 23 Indiana Historical Bureau markers; the town of North Liberty has none, and Liberty Township has exactly one. The township's one is Porter (Rea) Cemetery, ID 71.2003.1, installed 2003 (installers: the Historical Bureau, Friends of Porter Rea, and Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana) — its whole course is the cemeteries file's. The boundary item, not counted: the Huggart Settlement marker (71.1998.1, 1998) stands in Union Township. The banked corridors file's line stands consistent with this count — no North Liberty highway or junction marker among the county's 23, and no local monument at the SR 23/SR 4 crossing documented (gap G-W2R-11, settler a field check). The second state programme touches nothing here: IHB Cemetery Heritage signs, zero in the township (the cemeteries file carries the test). The town's own marking tests negative at reached strength: no local plaques programme, landmark signage, or walking tour for North Liberty was found in any carrier reached, and the Commercial District's listing carries no documented local sign programme — settler a field check of the district block and the park, in the note as residue. Anniversaries, as heritage acts, print at pointer-plus from the banked events file: the centennial line was tested there three times and is not shown — no celebration of the settlement centennial (1933), the plat centennials (1936–37), or the incorporation centennial (1994) appears in any record that pass reached, and no centennial or sesquicentennial publication, marker placement, or time capsule for this town is documented in any carrier reached; the one institutional centennial the record carries is a lodge's — "Masons Observe Centennial," North Liberty News, 26 May 1960.
IHB county marker list; banked Main Roads & Corridors and Events Calendar; marking searches as logged's findings.