the most presentable. Main Street is the site of the other railroad overpass in Princeton. The current campus of Princeton Community High School, opened in 2012, is located along Main Street. Mulberry/Spring Street Bypass often used to get to Princeton's South Side while avoiding the stoplights on the Courthouse Square. An overpass was considered for Mulberry in 2007, but was rejected due to the costs involved. Mulberry and Spring Streets meet on a sometimes hazardous curve that sits almost 15 feet over surrounding terrain. Richland Creek Drive Used mainly to reach the new Menards hardware store. Around a curve from Menards are two new townhouse projects and a new Deaconess Hospital Clinic as well as a possible new strip mall. Richland Creek meets U.S. Route 41 about 200 feet south of the Broadway (State Roads 64/65) – US 41 Cloverleaf. At the northern end of Richland Creek Drive is Sherman Drive and the Gibson General Hospital campus. North Prince Street Location of Dick Clark's Family Restaurant (702 North Prince). The street runs parallel with Main Street, but has a number of 4-way stops near the center of town. State Street Similar to Prince street, State Street runs parallel to Broadway, forming the north end of the square. State street is often used to bypass the light at Main and Brumfield, or to reach Embree Street to bypass the trains. Like Prince Street, State Street also has a number of 4-way stops near the center of town, one of which is with Prince. It forks with Broadway on the far east end of town, near the old middle school. Sister City Tahara, Aichi, Japan since August 8, 2002 References External links City website Gibson County Now City-Data.com Populated places established in 1814 Cities in Indiana Cities in Gibson County, Indiana County seats in Indiana Communities of Southwestern Indiana 1814 establishments in the United States