Across the street from the Visitor Center is the old Governor's Headquarters. The home was built in 1817 by Davis Floyd, an Indiana state legislature. In 1819, it was purchased by the state in order to house Governor William Hendricks. Hendricks lived in the house from 1822 to 1825. The Governor's Headquarters is now a part of the Corydon Capitol Historic Site.
Historic Corydon Walking Tour
By Jessica Elliott, About.com Guide
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- Stop One: Historic Downtown Corydon
- Stop Two: Harrison County Visitor Center Corydon
- Stop Three: Corydon Memorial
- Stop Four: Governor's Headquarters
- Stop Five: Harrison County Courthouse
- Stop Six: Corydon War Memorial
- Stop Seven: Old Capitol Building Corydon
- Stop Eight: First Methodist Church Corydon
- Stop Nine: Corydon Public Libaray
- Final Stop: Kintner House Inn Corydon
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