This cemetery sits atop of a small hill at the end of a gravel road. It is gated and it amid many beautiful trees.

Photo by Arliss, October 2013

"In honor and memory of Robert D. and Jessie V. Gillespie for their deep sense of responsibility, dedication, leadership and service in the restoration and preservation of this historic church and burial grounds.

Presented by their many, many friends.
June 1, 1975"

The Indian Creek Regular Baptist Church was established in 1810 as an arm of the Little Cedar Creek Church of Brookville, Indiana. The congregation purchased three acres of land for a burial ground and church and built a log structure here in 1811. Members voted in 1812 that they would receive no person who believed in the principles of slavery. By 1829, membership had reached 150 and the present brick meeting house was built. In the 1840s, membership declined due to conflict over mission activity. The congregation dissolved in 1879 and the land was deeded to the Indian Creek Cemetery Association in 1880. The county park system received the property in 1960 through and with the cooperation of the Butler County Historical Society and the Cemetery Association.

W.E. Smith Family Charitable Trust, Indian Creek Pioneer Church and Burial Ground Committee, The Ohio History Connection, 2015"

ICBC Gate

ICBC Gate, right side

ICBC Gate, left side