This charming courthouse was built in 1878 under the architectural supervision of the firm B.V. Enos and Son. The structure is a contributing property to the Downtown Wabash Historic District, which was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1986. Wabash County and its seat of the city of Wabash are located in the upper valley of the Wabash River in the northeastern part of the state.
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Wellbrooke of Wabash is a senior living community located in Wabash, Indiana and offers Assisted Living, Memory Care, Skilled Services, and Adult Day Services
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The Wabash was a Midwestern institution that had its own song and connected Buffalo, Chicago, St. Louis, and Kansas City.
The first time I saw this building (below) it was in a quintessential Second Empire decay mode. I really assumed it would be demolished but someone took control of the situation and brought it back to it's original splendor. As usual, though, it is a bit less dramatic as a pristine restoration than it was, crumbling on the verge of abandon! "At the time of it's construction in 1876, the National Block was the most ambitious building project the city of Wabash had ever seen. The project of local businessman, William R. Collins and the First National Bank of Wabash, the structure served as the headquarters of the bank, and also contained four ground-level shops, multiple offices, and an upper story hall. Since it's completion, the building has served multiple businesses, and organizations, including a bookstore, offices for the fire department, and the Royal Arcanum Lodge. The Second Empire style National Block is three stories with a rectangular plan. It's corner diagonal entrance is thought to be the first of it's kind in Wabash. Quite notable is the Mansard roof with two towers, eight dormers and multi-colored slate. In 1998, Wabash Marketplace Inc. completed a restoration of the building to it's current appearance." www.forensicgenealogy.info/images/chp_tour_wabashdowntown... In the background, the tower of the Wabash County Courthouse can be seen.
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This beautiful Romanesque Revival school in Wabash, Indiana was already deteriorating when I took this picture. The city had ordered the owner to either demolish the building or repair it. He fought the order in court and lost. When the deadline for demolition approached, the owner wrapped chains around the pillars in the arched facade, hitched them to his truck and pulled the entryway down. This spiteful action doomed the building as they were the most distinctive feature. (see next picture for detail) I returned later and took more pictures of the crumbling building, but it is now gone, a failure of government and the private sector as well.
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Wabash College students choose where to live from a wide range of housing options, including eight independent residence halls and ten national fraternities.
Wabash No. 602 was a class E-4 4-4-2 "Atlantic" type steam locomotive built by Burnham, Williams & Co in 1904 for the Wabash Railroad. The locomotive was used for passenger service on the Wabash Railroad for much of its career. No. 602 was upgraded with a modern headlight and a cast steel...
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The Wabash County Museum is proud to propagate local history through preservation, education, and innovation! We use state-of-the-art exhibits and engaging programming to introduce guests to the rich history of this one-of-a-kind county. Focused on family-friendly programming, the Museum offers an extensive educational area for children including The Den by Beacon, the Dr. Brush STEM Experience, an iSandbox, and more.
Ride a replica canal boat, visit an interpretive center filled with hands-on exhibits, or visit an 1850s village at the Wabash and Erie Canal in Delphi, IN.
