Eureka, also known as Geiberson, is an unincorporated community in Lawrence County, Indiana, in the United States. [1]
Eureka was founded in the early 19th century near the site of the Geiberson Stone Quarry. The Shiloh Church was built at this location sometime before 1840. [2]
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This village, also known as Geiberson, sprang up in the early 1800s near the Geiberson stone quarry. The Shiloh Church was built here before 1840.