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Kentland is a small town situated in northern Newton County, Indiana and serves as the county seat. It has an illustrious agricultural past; much of the economy relies on farming and agribusiness activities. Kentland boasts several historic landmarks such as the Newton County Courthouse and Kentland Carnegie Library.
Kentland is renowned for being the site of one of America's worst train wrecks, when a Michigan Central train collided with an empty coal train near town in 1918, killing 86 people and injuring more than 120 others. This accident remains one of the worst accidents in American history to this day. Another memorable event that took place in Kentland during 1936 Centennial Celebration marked its 100th anniversary - complete with parade, historical pageant, and other activities drawing thousands to the area.
Over the years, Kentland has been home to some illustrious residents. These included astronaut Virgil I. "Gus" Grissom (born in Mitchell, Indiana but raised mostly in Kentland), writer Ernie Pyle (Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and war correspondent from Dana, Indiana who spent time there during his youth), businessman David E. Ross and former Governor Roger Branigin from Indiana who are all associated with Kentland today.
