Tag Archives: Lincoln Avenue

Well known lumberman had this house built in Goshen

Posted on April 6, 2024 by historynut11

On East Lincoln Avenue on Goshen’s east side sits an old house that has its roots in the late 1870s. It was originally built for John H. Lesh, a well known lumberman of Elkhart County. Although the county GIS says … Continue reading →

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Old garage in Goshen is apparently more than 100 years old

Posted on January 14, 2023 by historynut11

Through the years as I have posted on this blog I have noticed more old buildings or structures. When I see them, I wonder if there are stories to be told. This week’s photo shows what is now apparently a … Continue reading →

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Another former carriage house in the City of Goshen

Posted on March 20, 2022 by historynut11

This week’s photo shows what appears to be another former carriage house. It is located on 28th Street, just off Lincoln Avenue on the east side of the city of Goshen in Elkhart County. This particular structure was pointed out … Continue reading →

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Presbyterian church is a historic landmark in Goshen

Posted on June 21, 2020 by historynut11

With its tall steeple that can be seen a considerable distance away, First Presbyterian Church of Goshen on Lincoln Avenue is a historic landmark in the city. Although the steeple stands out for sure, the church itself has been around … Continue reading →

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Building was originally a bank in Goshen

Posted on May 17, 2020 by historynut11

The city of Goshen in Elkhart County has some interesting historical buildings scattered throughout the downtown and other parts of town. One is shown in the photo for this week’s post. Originally this old building on Lincoln Avenue, just east … Continue reading →

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