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Moving to Jackson
County, Indiana
Mansion to Bungalow, housing in
Jackson County
is a bargain. You'll find
a wide variety of homes designed to meet every need and you'll be
pleased to know that the county's real estate prices are among the
most reasonable in the state. Throughout the county you'll find
a pleasant mixture of historic homes, modern subdivisions and well-designed,
conveniently located new housing developments and apartment complexes.
A drive through any of the well kept neighborhoods will testify
to the pride and commitment the residents have in their communities.
The historic downtown Seymour
adds a sense of nostalgia
to your visit. Complete with a few delis, an old-fashioned
diner, country stores, craft shops and a children's clothing boutique.
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The Seymour School System has five
elementary, one middle school and one high school. Four parochial
schools are also available in the Seymour
area. The Brownstown Central
Community School System has two elementary, one middle school and
one high school. Two parochial schools are also available in the
Brownstown area. The Crothersville
Community
Schools
and the Medora Community School
Corporation are somewhat smaller, but provide their students, faculty
and communities with a very strong sense of pride. Modern facilities,
a varied curriculum and a highly professional staff are the hallmarks
of these systems.
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Schneck Medical
Center
in Seymour
is a state-of -the-art facility
emphasizing individualized care and serves the Jackson
County
area as well as much of south
central Indiana .
The facility features a complete cancer center, surgery center, radiology department,
intensive care cardiac care unit, large emergency trauma and treatment
center and extensive medical support group areas. The hospital
has attracted a highly qualified staff and provides a complete range
of services, including the latest in diagnostic and surgical techniques. A major expansion of the hospital is underway which will allow for even more growth and better services to patients and families. Visit the Schneck Medical Center website for more information.
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 Jackson County has two library systems that benefit all county residents. Seymour has a Carnegie library that was renovated in 2005, Crothersville and Medora both have library branches built in the early 1990's, and Brownstown is served by its own library that celebrated 100 years of service in 2010. Both systems were pilot libraries of Evergreen Indiana in 2008, so materials are available for loan from many participating libraries throughout the state. All libraries offer free wi-fi Internet access and provide programs and access to numerous types of materials and online databases. The Discovery Bus is a bookmobile that travels throughout the county Monday-Thursday on a bi-weekly schedule.
For local organizations see the Seymour.org
web site.
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