National Register of Historic Places

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The National Register of Historic Places is the United States' official list of historic places worthy of preservation. Authorized by the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 and run by the National Park Service, the National Register is part of a national program to coordinate and support public and private efforts to identify, evaluate, and protect America's historic and archeological resources.

Historic sites on the National Register are divided into four types — buildings, structures, sites, and objects. Examples of each include houses and commercial buildings; bridges and walls; cemeteries and archaeological sites; and cannons and historical markers. Although many places are listed on the National Register by themselves or in small groups, places can also be part of historic districts, which comprise multiple historic sites that are related to each other and that are in close physical proximity to each other. Locations qualify to be added to the National Register if they pass one or more of four criteria:

Criterion A — event: the property is associated with historic events in our past
Criterion B — person: the property is associated with a historically significant person
Criterion C — construction: the property is a historically significant example of a style of architecture or method of construction
Criterion D — information: the property is capable of yielding historically important information, usually through archaeological investigation

In general, places can only qualify to be listed on the National Register if they are at least fifty years old. While it is possible for places to be listed if they have been modified in comparatively recent times, such modifications must not be extensive; properties must be substantially unchanged so that they be deemed to retain their historic nature.

Over eighty-five thousand locations in the United States are listed on the National Register, including over seventeen hundred in Indiana. Forty-one of those locations are found in Monroe County, which gives it the tenth highest total among the state's counties. This distribution is substantially greater than that of surrounding areas, which have the following number of places listed on the National Register:

In Monroe County, the historic sites are heavily concentrated in Bloomington; only eleven are found in the county's other municipalities or in unincorporated areas. Ellettsville and Stinesville have historic districts in their downtowns, and nine places are found in six townships.

	Landmark name	Date listed	Location	City or Town	Summary
1	Elias Abel House	February 19, 1982	317 N. Fairview Street Map from Google	Bloomington
2	Blair-Dunning House	February 10, 1983	608 W. 3rd Street Map from Google	Bloomington
3	Bloomington City Hall	September 14, 1989	122 S. Walnut Street Map from Google	Bloomington
4	Bloomington West Side Historic District	February 14, 1997	Roughly bounded by W. 10th, N. Morton, W. 4th, and N. Adams Streets Map from Google	Bloomington
5	Cantol Wax Company Building	May 24, 1990	211 N. Washington Street Map from Google	Bloomington
6	Coca-Cola Bottling Company Plant	March 15, 2000	318 S. Washington Street Map from Google	Bloomington
7	Cochran-Helton-Lindley House	June 20, 1979	405 N. Rogers Street Map from Google	Bloomington
8	Courthouse Square Historic District	December 18, 1990	Roughly bounded by 7th, Walnut, and 4th Streets, and College Avenue Map from Google	Bloomington
9	Ellettsville Downtown Historic District	September 20, 2006	Roughly bounded by Main, Sale, Walnut, and Association Streets Map from Google	Ellettsville
10	Ennis Archaeological Site (12 OW 229)	May 30, 1985	Along the Monroe/Owen county line on the southern edge of the Flatwoods region, west of Ellettsville Map from Google	Richland Township	Also partly in Owen County
11	Epsilon II Archeological Site (12MO133)	March 25, 1986	On the Lake Monroe shoreline at Ransburg Scout Reservation, southeast of Bloomington Map from Google	Polk Township
12	Hinkle-Garton Farmstead	April 12, 2007	2920 E. 10th Street Map from Google	Bloomington
13	Home Laundry Company	March 15, 2000	300 E. 3rd Street Map from Google	Bloomington
14	Honey Creek School	September 20, 1978	Northeast of Bloomington on Low Gap Road Map from Google	Benton Township
15	Illinois Central Railroad Freight Depot	June 23, 1983	301 N. Morton Street Map from Google	Bloomington
16	Johnson's Creamery	March 14, 1996	400 W. 7th Street Map from Google	Bloomington
17	Kappa V Archeological Site (12MO301)	March 31, 1986	Peninsula on the southern shore of Lake Monroe, southeast of Bloomington Map from Google	Bloomington
18	Legg House	April 12, 2001	324 S. Henderson Street Map from Google	Bloomington
19	Maple Grove Road Rural Historic District	August 21, 1998	Roughly Maple Grove Road from Beanblossom Creek to SR 46, northwest of Bloomington, including the eastern half of the Lancaster Park subdivision Map from Google	Bloomington and Richland Townships
20	Leroy Mayfield House	June 10, 1994	110 N. Oard Road, west of Bloomington Map from Google	Richland Township
21	Millen House	September 29, 2004	112 N. Bryan Avenue Map from Google	Bloomington
22	Joseph Mitchell House	June 13, 1986	7008 Ketcham Road, west of Smithville Map from Google	Clear Creek Township
23	Monroe Carnegie Library	March 8, 1978	200 E. 6th Street Map from Google	Bloomington
24	Monroe County Courthouse	October 8, 1976	Courthouse Square Map from Google	Bloomington
25	Morgan House	March 3, 1983	532 N. Walnut Street Map from Google	Bloomington	Designed by architect George Franklin Barber
26	J.L. Nichols House and Studio	September 27, 1984	820 N. College Avenue Map from Google	Bloomington
27	North Washington Street Historic District	March 14, 1991	Roughly bounded by E. 10th, E. 8th, N. Walnut, and N. Lincoln Streets Map from Google	Bloomington
28	The Old Crescent	September 8, 1980	Indiana University campus Map from Google	Bloomington
29	Princess Theatre	June 16, 1983	206 N. Walnut Street Map from Google	Bloomington
30	Prospect Hill Historic District	March 14, 1991	Roughly bounded by 3rd, Rogers, Smith, and Jackson Streets Map from Google	Bloomington
31	Second Baptist Church	September 14, 1995	321 N. Rogers Street Map from Google	Bloomington
32	Secrest Ferry Bridge	May 30, 1996	County Road 450E over the West Fork of the White River, south of Gosport Map from Google	Bean Blossom Township	Also partly in Owen County
33	Seminary Square Park	September 19, 1977	College Avenue and E. 2nd Street Map from Google	Bloomington
34	Steele Dunning Historic District	September 22, 2000	Roughly bounded by Maple Street, Kirkwood Avenue, Rogers Street, and W. 3rd Street Map from Google	Bloomington
35	Stinesville Commercial Historic District	June 8, 1995	8201, 8211, 8223, 8231, and 8237 W. Main Street Map from Google	Stinesville
36	Daniel Stout House	November 30, 1973	Northwest of Bloomington off SR 46, on Maple Grove Road Map from Google	Bloomington Township
37	University Courts Historic District	December 26, 2007	Roughly bounded by 7th Street, Indiana Avenue, 10th Street, and Woodlawn Avenue Map from Google	Bloomington
38	Vinegar Hill Historic District	June 17, 2005	E. 1st Street from Woodlawn to Jordan and S. Sheridan to E. Maxwell Map from Google	Bloomington
39	Wicks Building	March 3, 1983	116 W. 6th Street Map from Google	Bloomington
40	Woolery Stone Company	December 20, 2002	2295 W. Tapp Road Map from Google	Bloomington
41	Andrew Wylie House	April 18, 1977	307 E. 2nd Street Map from Google	Bloomington