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Go to Elizabeth, IN which is about 10 or 15 miles SE of Corydon. From Elizabeth, take hwy 11 NE. Turn right on Hwy 211. Then turn left on Hwy 111. Go about 1/4 mile or so until you get to the driveway for Likens shooting range. Turn into the driveway. Just to the right is the bluff on top of which is McHarry’s Tomb.

Says the person commenting about "old people" on a RUclips short....

You can have to much history?

I have been in the temple

It’s on Hwy. 111 south of New Albany, Indiana. I think you have to go several miles along the base of the river bluffs. Look for a large sign on the right that says “Hypoint Farm.” Park your car along the side of the road somewhere where there’s room. Go around to the back of the bluff where the Hypoint sign is. Be warned that’s it’s a very steep climb. Also there’s a no trespassing sign. When you get to top of bluff walk a ways until you reach the Tomb.

Matthew Dean ok thank you I live in Elizabeth and have never heard anything about it.

Me and my boys have tried and failed(I almost died on our first attempt) to find this tomb! We have parked at an abandoned house close to the site and also at the hypoint site. Each time we climb as far as high as we possibly can, but we can’t seem to get there! I know this was posted 4 years ago, but if by some miracle you see this comment, please help us!!!

Check Google Maps for Potts Inn Historic Site, Hardin County, Illinois and Potts Inn Cemetery, Hardin County, Illinois. Look for an old stone foundation and a stone-lined spring. That's all that is left of the Inn. There's a mural painting of Billy Potts painted by someone back in the 1960s on the cliff behind the Inn site. You can see the trace impression of the abandoned old Ford's Ferry Road to the west of the Inn foundation ruins. The Potts Inn Cemetery is nearby, just look for three gravestones. Google Maps also gives routes, directions, and distances in hours and minutes and miles to this site. Potts Inn Historic Site: www.google.com/maps/place/Potts+Inn+Historic+Site/@37.5806961,-88.189639,15z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0x376414cd08a2e019?sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiUi9r49f_nAhVqmeAKHaLyD00Q_BIwCnoECA8QCA Potts Inn Cemetery: www.google.com/maps/place/Potts+Inn+Cemetery/@37.5815845,-88.1913784,17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x88708b353f6a8d0b:0xcb924903daafca58!8m2!3d37.5815803!4d-88.1891897

The Billy Potts story associated with Potts Inn is considered factless, folklore and not even close to the real Isaiah Luna Potts and his wife Polly Blue Potts. No factual evidence can be found to connect and implicate Mr. and Mrs. Potts to the legendary crimes attributed to them. They were law-abiding and never forcibly run out and expelled or killed in the way James Ford in Kentucky was. Read these articles for more detailed information about this fascinating historic site! The Legend of Billy Potts and Potts' Tavern by historian, John Musgrave www.illinoishistory.com/pottsinn.html ISAIAH L. POTTS and POLLY BLUE OF POTTS HILL by William R. Carr www.heritech.com/soil/genealogy/potts/uncle_isaiah.htm Potts Inn from Southern Illinois Unearthed facebook.com/538383969630633/posts/the-potts-inn-sat-just-off-of-the-fords-ferry-road-which-ran-from-the-james-ford/776716622464032/