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Hoosier Happenings: April 2015

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Exquisite Bungalow in Rensselaer. Here's a little history on maybe the most interesting bungalow I have visited-the house has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places in the last year and has undergone restoration. The home, built in 1917, remained in the Parker family until Della's death in 1962. The Parker House is best classified as a Craftsman bungalow, though the house’s details show an eclectic mix of other styles popular during the early 20. Three-level entry foyer and staircase.

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Hoosier Happenings: The Pennsylvania Railroad along the Lincoln Highway

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The Pennsylvania Railroad along the Lincoln Highway. Built by Rochester Bridge Co. Rochester IND." Wanatah. Late last winter/early spring I drove along the Pennsylvania Railroad in Eastern Indiana photographing bridge and other railroad structures along the way. A few weeks ago I drove the Lincoln Highway, which parallels much of the Pennsylvania Railroad, west to Valparaiso, and photographed the remaining structures and landscapes. American Bridge Co., east of Valparaiso. Lincoln Highway west of Hamlet.

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Hoosier Happenings: What if the church was empty on Easter?

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What if the church was empty on Easter? My wife was talking about a church in Texas that closes its doors on Easter and takes that life that brought Christ out of the tomb, to their community around them. Think about it. What if.just what if our churches were empty on Easter, just like the tomb, and if people came a sentry could say. I know you seek Jesus who was crucified. He is not here; for He is risen and His people have taken Him to the world. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Blue Like Jazz (lit).

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Hoosier Happenings: May 2015

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Hobart's more than just a sign on U.S. 30. Ever travel that stretch of U.S. 30 toward Chicago and think, hmm.Hobart, it has a little sign out here on the highway and a mile or so of strip mall shops-but where's the rest of Hobart? And Washington Streets; it connected Hobart to the booming city of Hammond in northwest Lake County. The railway remained active until after World War II. The railroads and subsequent industry accelerated the community’s growth during the first decades of the 20. Century. W...

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We thank these primarily non-profit organizations and educational web sites for their cooperation in helping us grow. Clicking these links opens a new browser. The Lincoln Highway Association. Ohio Lincoln Highway Heritage Corridor. Ohio Tourism and Industry, and other. Mansfield and Richland County. Van Wert, Ohio. The Ohio Historical Society. New web site of the National Park Service on the Lincoln Highway. A magazine for the two lane enthusiasts. Klingstedt Brothers Web Design.

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Hoosier Happenings: January 2015

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Cowles Bog at the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. Yep-right here in Indiana. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Blue Like Jazz (lit). Arsenic and Old Lace (film). Another Turn of the Crank (lit). Myth of a Christian Nation (lit). Tale of Three Kings (lit). Indiana Lincoln Highway Association. View my complete profile. Growing up red white and blue. Cowles Bog at the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. Simple template. Powered by Blogger.

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Inn at the Old Republic

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Inn at the Old Republic. The Inn at the Old Republic. Birch Tree Golf Course Restaurant. Moser's Michigan Street Café. Kate O'Connor's Irish Pub. Carlisle Coffee and Sweets. The Village Shoppes Inc. and Collection. You can find many things to do in and around the area. Bendix Woods County Park. Casual and Fine Dining. Coveleski Stadium/South Bend Silverhawks. Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore. Indiana Lincoln Highway Association. Lighthouse Place Outlet Mall. Michigan's Red Arrow Highway. 304 E Michigan St.

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Goshen's Lincoln Highway: Sorg Jewelers

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Explore Goshen, Indiana, via The Historic Lincoln Highway. Tuesday, November 18, 2008. Like the Olympia Candy Kitchen. That I mentioned in an earlier post, Sorg Jewelers. Is another Goshen business that Lincoln Highway travellers will probably be interested in. Sorg Jewlers on the Lincoln Highway in Goshen. Sorg's classic neon sign is a favorite. Dave Zollinger photo. Sorg's display windows, always beautiful, have their own classic neon signs as well. Dave Zollinger photo. On the east side of the street.

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Goshen's Lincoln Highway: Don't Be A Victim! Know Your Lincolns!

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Explore Goshen, Indiana, via The Historic Lincoln Highway. Tuesday, November 18, 2008. Don't Be A Victim! What's the name of that road? Well in Goshen, Indiana it might be any of the above. Confusing? Worse yet, many people who live here don't seem to know the difference. So if you use the word "Lincoln" when asking for directions, you may get directions to the wrong place. In an effort to make your visit to Goshen a little bit easier, we offer the following:. This stretch of US 33. Remember, when a Gosh...

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Goshen's Lincoln Highway: Goshen's Carnegie Library

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Explore Goshen, Indiana, via The Historic Lincoln Highway. Saturday, November 29, 2008. Goshen's Carnegie Library was the first one in Indiana. Dave Zollinger photo. Goshen has a Carnegie Library, as do many towns do. But Goshen has the distinction of of having the first Carnegie Library that was built in the State of Indiana. Located at the corner of 5th and Washington Streets, the classic building now serves as Goshen's City Hall. The current Goshen Public Library. For travellers following the Lincoln ...