A county seat's mix of old public buildings and mined ground
Boonville has been the seat of Warrick County since the county organized in 1813, and its older civic and residential core sits on ground shaped by more than a century of coal mining nearby. Older buildings in a coal-country county seat often carry moisture patterns tied to both their age and what's happening underground.
Humidity in a town built over generations
Because Boonville's housing stock spans from 19th-century county-seat construction to newer homes, moisture-source correction has to be evaluated property by property rather than assumed from the town's general age. An older Boonville home near the historic core faces a different moisture profile than a newer build on the town's edges.