306 North Eastern Avenue
- 1 unit available
 - 3 bed
 
- Amenities
 W/D hookup, Pet friendly, and Garage
W/D hookup, Pet friendly, and Garage
W/D hookup, Bathtub, and Carpet
On-site laundry, Parking, Recently renovated, Extra storage, Range, and Oven
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The Connersville community was named in honor of the early settler John Conner, whose older brother was William Conner, another Indiana settler and important state politician. Neither were related to the John Connor character in the _Terminator _film franchise.
Connersville was an important center for the manufacture of automobiles, and was referred to as "Little Detroit" in the early 20th century
View Connersville City GuideThe Connersville community was named in honor of the early settler John Conner, whose older brother was William Conner, another Indiana settler and important state politician. Neither were related to the John Connor character in the _Terminator _film franchise.
Connersville was an important center for the manufacture of automobiles, and was referred to as "Little Detroit" in the early 20th century
