Brown County Historical Society, Inc.
Nashville, Indiana
812-988-2899
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    • Pioneer Village - Community Building
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    • Pioneer Village - Blacksmith Shop
    • Pioneer Village - Dr. Ralphy's Office
    • Brown County Courthouse
    • Hob Nob Corner - Taggart/Miller Drug Store
    • Nashville Methodist Church
    • Bright & Williamson - Frank Taggart House
    • Allison House
    • Ferguson House
    • Lawrence Family Glass Blowers
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    Known locally as "The Hob Nob" and built in 1873 the structure was first used as a dry goods grocery store owned by Frank P. Taggart. It later evolved into Miller's Drugstore and    fountain service. Original oak fixtures filled with authentic apothecary items and the soda fountain counter remain as remnants of the building's past. 

When in doubt, order the "Pot Roast Sandwich"!  Click here for their webpage and menu.
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