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Fountain County, Indiana was named for Major James Fountain who fought in the Battle of Tippecanoe. Situated along the Wabash River Valley, it's known for its fertile farmland, rolling hills, and stunning natural surroundings. The county seat is Covington which sits atop a bank of the Wabash River.
Fountain County is known for its annual Covered Bridge Festival, held in Rockville every October. This festival showcases dozens of historic covered bridges, arts and crafts vendors, live music acts and delectable food options; it draws thousands of visitors each year who appreciate the county's beauty and charm.
Over the years, Fountain County has been home to some notable figures. Samuel Moffett, a Presbyterian minister and educator who was born there, went on to become professor at Princeton Theological Seminary, and Lillian Moller Gilbreth - an engineer, psychologist, and management expert born here who inspired both book and movie "Cheaper by the Dozen".
Fountain County has seen many historic events. During the Civil War, it served as a hub of activity with both Union and Confederate forces passing through. Furthermore, several Underground Railroad stations helped slaves escape to freedom. Nowadays, Fountain County is a bustling community that celebrates its colorful past and natural splendor.
