Monthly Archives: January 2024

A reminder of a former high school in Concord Township

Posted on January 29, 2024 by historynut11

I was pleasantly surprised to see Concord High School has some appreciation for its history. Inside the current high school near McCuen Gym is a display area. Among the displays is this sign that was apparently above the main entrance … Continue reading →

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Old house in South Whitley was built before the year 1900

Posted on January 20, 2024 by historynut11

This is yet another example of an old house that surely has some history to it. I just couldn’t pass up the opportunity to photograph it. This particular house is on Maple Street next to the post office in South … Continue reading →

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Rural residence in Whitley County was originally a school

Posted on January 13, 2024 by historynut11

As I have said before, there are still quite a few of the old township one-room schoolhouses still standing in northern Indiana. Some of them have been converted to houses, such as this one at the intersection of State Road … Continue reading →

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Scattered remains of old Brethren church in Kosciusko County

Posted on January 6, 2024 by historynut11

All that remains at the former site of the Pleasant View Chapel Church of the Brethren is part of the foundation of the church. It is located off County Road 1150 North near County Road 250 East in Van Buren … Continue reading →

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Traces of railroad spur line remain near Old Bag Factory

Posted on January 1, 2024 by historynut11

Last week I posted about the Old Bag Factory. This week I am posting about an old railroad spur line that once serviced the Old Bag Factory. Shown in the photo are the remnants of a spur line that once … Continue reading →

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