Frankfort City
Frankfort City Hall is located at 301 East Clinton Street, Frankfort, IN 46041.
Phone: 765‑654‑7332.
Neighborhoods
- Allens Addition
- Armstrongs
- Aughes Addition
- Barner Park
- Brick Ridge Estates
- Brookside Addition
- Bungalow Park
- Clover Leaf Addition
- Colemans
- Delongs Addition
- Dolsen Addition
- Duckworths Addition
- East Park
- Eastwood Addition
- Gem City Park
- Gould
- Highland Park
- Homewood Addition
- Indian Park
- Kelley Add
- Kelley Estates
- Ken Dor Addition
- Kentwood Addition
- Little Lakes
- Little Lakes Estates
- Manson
- Marycrest Addition
- Mckinseys
- Milburn
- Morrisons Addition
- North Meadows Addition
- Oak Park Addition
- Old Ox Woods
- Pences
- Prairie Village
- Ricker
- Risse Addition
- Seawrights Addition
- Southridge
- Sycamoe Run
- Timberline Estates
- Williams Creek
- Woodland Place
- Woofendale
The first settlers in the area (John William Pence and Nicholas Pence) came from Warren County, Ohio in 1829. The Pence's donated 60 acres for the erection of public buildings thereby securing the location for designation as the Clinton County seat of government. The name Frankfort was chosen by the brothers to honor their ancestral German home. The town was platted in 1839 as 8 blocks surrounding a public square. [1]
- www.frankfort-in.gov, accessed December, 2014.