New Castle City
New Castle City Hall is located at 227 North Main Street, New Castle, IN 47362.
Phone: 765‑529‑7605.
New Castle was founded about 1820 and incorporated in 1839.
Neighborhoods
- Beechwood
- Beechwood Estates
- Belmont
- Blackberry Woods
- Blue River Valley Estates
- Bungalow Park
- Burnside Addition
- Castle Hills
- Cherokee Country Estates
- Cherrywood
- Cloverdale
- Country Oaks
- Crestview Addition
- Deere View
- Eastside Addition
- Edgewood
- Elliots Farms
- Elliott Homestead
- Elmwood
- Fairway
- Forest Glen
- Forest Hills
- Gay Sands
- Glenmoor
- Glenview
- Golden Pebble Estates
- Grand Avenue Addition
- Grand View Garden
- Green Acres
- Greenlawn
- Hernlys Addition
- Hickmans Addition
- Honey Bee Addition
- Hospital Heights Addition
- Ivy Wood Addition
- Jordan Heights Addition
- Landmark Estates
- Lawsons Addition
- Liberty Acres
- Lincoln Terrace Addition
- Lindale Heights
- Loers Addition
- Maple View Addition
- Maplewood Addition
- McGrew Heights
- Meadow Lawn Addition
- Midway Manor
- Oak Grove
- Orchard Park
- Park Place
- Parkside Addition
- Parkview
- Paynes Addition
- Pianauto Addition
- Raintree County Estates
- Raintree Heights
- Randle Addition
- Ridgewood Hills
- Riley Estates
- Rose Heights
- Rosewood Addition
- Sugar Grove
- Sunnyside Addition
- Tabor Trails
- Thornburghs Addition
- Walnut Acres
- Washington Park
- Werners Addition
- White Estates
- Wildwood Estates
- Willard Manor
- Wood Brooke Addition
- Woodside Addition
- Woodwards Addition
- Yorks Addition
New Castle as described in 1941 [1]
New Castle is a busy industrial city and the seat of Henry County. More than 300 products are manufactured by the city's 24 industrial enterprises. The largest factories are those of the Chrysler Corporation, the Perfect Circle Company and the Ingersoll Steel and Disc Company.
In the Henry County Historical Building, 614 South 14th Street, are many pioneer relics, some of them dating back to the founding of the city in 1822.
- Indiana Writers' Project, Federal Works Agency, Works Progress Administration, Indiana: A Guide to the Hoosier State, American Guide Series, 1941, Department of Public Relations, Indiana State Teachers College.