Ripley County Parks & Recreation Phone: 812-689.6535 Fax: 812-689-4035 ripleycopark@hotmail.com 424 W. Craven Street, Osgood, IN 47037 Location Events 4-H Fair Building/Shelter Rentals Camping Horse Barn/Arena Playground Show Mobile Food Trailer Misc. Information History F.A.R.M. CLUB Website Ripley County Government PARK CAMPING $25.00 per night 47 RV hookups with electric and water Showers/restrooms, Dump Station, Playground, Paved walkways, Shelters Many thanks to Tim Craig of Napoleon for creating these wonderful pieces for our park! Park Manager: Kenny Bowling Ripley County Park Board President: Mitch Brown Vice President: Rachel Curl Secretary: Bill Warren Member: Owen Menchhofer Member: Brad Voss Number of hits website counter

Ripley County Child Support Division Prosecuting Attorney Ric Hertel Hours: 8:00-12:00 and 1:00-4:00 Monday - Friday Phone: 812-689-5651 Fax: 812-689-4662 Email: rhertel@ripleycounty.com Located on the first floor of the courthouse Ripley County Courthouse 115 N. Main Street P.O. Box 701 Versailles, IN 47042 Services: Child Support Enforcement Collection of Arrearage Paternity Establishment Back to Ripley County

Otter Creek Covered Bridge Holton, Indiana Otter Creek Township Holton Community Center Holton is known for the Otter Creek Covered Bridge and Music in the Park. Other features include Churches, Bank, Bar & Grill, Car Repair Shop, Fire Department, Food Mart with Gas Pumps, Package Store, Town Police, Post Office, Radiator Shop and Saw Mill. Located on Highway 50 East and West Town Council Paul Hughes, Andy Stratton, Amber May Town Clerk Treasurer Angela Farrell Holton Town Hall 812-689-3269 holtontownclerks@gmail.com Pictures of the park History of Holton - As a part of Otter Creek Township, the Town of Holton was platted in 1854 with 131 lots, the majority of which were owned by Jesse Holman. Other owners were Henry Yader, Samuel Cady, A. P. Cady, Nathaniel Behymer, and Eli Murdock. It was suggested in August of 1854 that the town be registered by the name of Holman, but Jesse Holman did not agree, and so the name Holton (Hol-town) was settled upon. The survey for the town was made at the same time a survey was being made for the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad in 1854. The six-gauge tracks had wooden rails with iron on top and were made at the Holman sawmill. The first train came through Holton on July 4, 1854. Local residents will tell you the railroad through Holton is still very active, and one can set his watch by the time the trains come through the town. Tornado Shelters Holton Methodist Church and Holton Christian Church both located on Versailles Street This site created and maintained by the Ripley County Technology Department Last Updated 4/8/15 Return to Ripley County