For much of its history, Daleville, Indiana, has been the definition of a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it town. That changed when a nearby interstate exit brought in waves of new commercial growth. Today, little survives of what was once “Historic Daleville,” but one exception is a small, fenced-off plot tucked between a pair of backyards- a hidden reminder of the community’s roots. There lies Alexander Campbell Dale, a Revolutionary War Patriot and the man whose name the town still carries.