History: Early Photographs

Wakarusa Milling Company. The photo was taken around 1900.

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History: Early Photographs

"Original Trisinger and Walter Lumber. Windmill in background is for Cement Block Factory. Maude Trisinger Schalliol, Fred Trisinger and Jacob B. Walter."
One door on the Lumber building tells they sold shingles, moulding, and finishing. The other says lath, pulp plaster, and roofing. Signs state they sold Warrer Paints.
The photo was taken around 1900.

Photo Credit: Wakarusa Public Library, donated by Mrs. William Fredericks
Internet Source: wakarusa.org
Webmaster: Leland M. Haines, Goshen, IN.

History: Early Photographs

East side of Wabash Avenue broad walk. The house at the end on the street is rental property owned by Dr. A. S. Sensenich. Later it was owned by Walter Metzler. The photo was taken in 1900.

Photo Credit: Wakarusa Public Library. Donated by Goldie Walters.
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Webmaster: Leland M. Haines, Goshen, IN.

History: Early Photographs

The D. V. Werntz building was built in 1900.  To the right is currently the Tax Man, next to it are the Wakarusa Dime Store Buildings.

Photo Credit: Wakarusa Public Library
Internet Source: wakarusa.org
Webmaster: Leland M. Haines, Goshen, IN.