Constitution Elm

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Constitution Elm is a historic American elm tree in Corydon, Indiana, traditionally associated with the drafting of Indiana’s first state constitution.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American elm
historic tree
associatedWith Indiana Constitutional Convention of 1816 NERFINISHED
Indiana General Assembly (historical) NERFINISHED
associatedWithDocument Indiana Constitution of 1816 NERFINISHED
associatedWithEvent drafting of the first Indiana state constitution
category Historic sites in Indiana
Individual elm trees
Monuments and memorials in Indiana
country United States of America
hasCulturalSignificance symbol of Indiana’s founding and early governance
hasHistoricalEra early 19th century United States
hasLocationDescription situated in a small memorial park in Corydon, Indiana
hasMemorial Constitution Elm monument NERFINISHED
hasPreservationStatus preserved as a historic landmark
hasType landmark
tourist attraction in Indiana
heritageDesignation historic site
listed historic place at state level
isSubjectOf Indiana state historical narratives
local historical markers
locatedIn Corydon, Indiana NERFINISHED
Harrison County, Indiana NERFINISHED
former capital of Indiana, Corydon
namedAfter its role in Indiana constitutional history
partOf Indiana statehood history
significance traditional site where delegates met during drafting of Indiana’s first constitution
symbolizes birth of Indiana as a state
touristAttraction yes
treeSpecies Ulmus americana NERFINISHED

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Harrison County, Indiana hasLandmark Constitution Elm