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With more than 200 years of history under its belt, the city of Fort Wayne has a rich and fascinating past for those who wish to explore it.

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A new year has arrived, and it's time to make plans for a year of travel. How about deciding on 10 places to go in Fort Wayne this year?

When you're planning a trip to Fort Wayne, these attractions promise you something great on your next visit.

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Fort Wayne has some amazing areas to explore. However, as the old saying goes, sometimes it’s not about the destination; it’s about the journey. Explore some of these scenic routes in Fort Wayne, wherever you're heading.

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When my family comes to Fort Wayne to visit me, the first thing I do is give them a walking tour of the neighborhood I live in. Maybe you're wondering why...yes, I want them to simply see the neighborhood where I live. But even more so, I live in the West Central Neighborhood in downtown Fort Wayne, which is rich in historical buildings and significance.

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Did you know that 2016 marks the bicentennial year for Indiana? This exciting milestone has prompted me to explore more of Fort Wayne's history and the places that have given Fort Wayne its unique character.

Although many establishments have come and gone, there are places in Fort Wayne that

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In the midst of a cold winter, at first, it can seem as if there is nothing to do. We can't take our significant other to an outdoor concert or for a long walk in the park, so what is there to do?

The answer is: a lot more than you would think if you are in Fort Wayne!

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One of the very best things about Fort Wayne is the abundance of historic treasures that are lovingly cared for and celebrated by not only those who call Fort Wayne home, but also the many visitors who travel to our city each year. There is no shortage of historic neighborhoods with

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May is National Historic Preservation Month (http://www.preservationnation.org/take-action/preservation-month/) and since the Chief Richardville House has been much in the news, we thought it only right to spotlight on our blog another historic structure that the History Center owns--the Old ... More ›

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One of the perks of working at the History Center is getting “behind-the-scenes” and “first” looks at artifacts. A perfect example is an artifact that we were given on July 3, 2012 by Donna J. Vorndran, daughter of former Sheriff Herman C. Holle. Mrs. Vorndran brought us a “soap gun”….a .38

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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.

Among those interred there is Samuel Morris aka Prince Kaboo. “Sammy”, as he was

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Winters in Fort Wayne, Indiana can be lots of fun! You just have to dress according to the weather to enjoy the outdoors even in the colder months. Learn More ›

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Tag - Historic Fort Wayne

A Guide to Fort Wayne's Historic Sites

10 Can't Miss Attractions in Fort Wayne

7 Scenic Routes in Fort Wayne

Historic Fort Wayne Neighborhoods: West Central

Old World Fort Wayne

Date Night in Fort Wayne

Explore One of the ARCH Heritage Trails

Celebrating the Old City Hall and Fort Wayne History

Too Good a Prisoner

Prince Kaboo (Samuel Morris) Makes His Mark in Fort Wayne History

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