Tucked away in the southwest corner of Lindenwood Cemetery is Jordan Crossing. Jordan Crossing is a section of the cemetery—Section 14—set aside for the graves of African-Americans who died in our city…
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Looking for something fun to do and want to learn a thing or two along the way? Then you need to be sure to stop by the Old Fortin Fort Wayne, Indiana and discover what makes this attraction perfect for history lovers and families!. …
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The walls of a museum are filled with examples of humanimagination and dedication, their drive to create something to express the inexpressible. But touching those works of art is almost never allowed…
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The Broadway Arts District offers a unique opportunity toimmerse oneself in the historic charm of Fort Wayne and the vibrancy of modern urban life. Spanning across a colorful stretch of Downtown, lined with historic buildings, eclectic boutiques, cozy cafes, and dynamic artistic spaces, the Broadway Arts District calls for exploration. Union Street Market at Electric Works is Fort Wayne’s newest dining destination and a “must see” on any visitor’s list, but the locally owned businesses along the Broadway Arts District, leading to and from Electric Works, call for an afternoon spent adventuring in this unique neighborhood…
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If you’re looking for a way to be outdoors while getting some exercise and learning about Fort Wayne, walking tours are an easy way to do all three…
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From the days when the Miami Indians settled the area now known as Lakeside Park, through the settlement of this territory and its desirable location as a crossroads, Fort Wayne has embodied our nation’s spirit…
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The Embassy Theatre has a rich history, filled with amazing people and performances. Fortunately, retiredhistorian Thomas Mathiesen has organized a once-jumbled collection of clippings, pictures, and posters that document the storied history of the Embassy Theatre into a powerful collection in the Embassy Theatre Foundation Archive…
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Fort Wayne, Indiana was founded on October 22, 1794. To mark the anniversary of the city's founding, check out the following bits of history that you may not know. Quick History of Fort Wayne, Indiana Fort Wayne is Born After winning the Battle of Fallen Timbers over in Ohio, General Anthony Wayne…
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As you drive around Fort Wayne, Indiana you maycome across a sign that denotes a historic happening or an important place from our city’s history. …
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Fort Wayne is more than the City of Churches, it could also be called the City of Neighborhoods. Many homes and neighborhoods go back decades, and a few areas even date to the mid 19th Century. Still today, these homes help weave a tapestry of architectural beauty throughout the community. Here are…
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