Indian Village Historic District, Historic residential district in Fort Wayne, United States.
Indian Village Historic District is a residential neighborhood in Fort Wayne containing around 480 buildings and historic structures spread across a large area. The homes display various architectural styles including Tudor Revival, Mission Revival, and Modern designs that were created by notable local architects.
The district developed primarily between 1925 and 1960 as a prosperous residential area built with homes designed by two influential local architects. This period marked rapid growth and the emergence of suburban living patterns in the region.
The district shows how residents built and shaped their homes between the 1920s and 1960s, revealing changing tastes in suburban living. Walking through the streets, you see how families from different backgrounds chose distinct architectural styles that reflected their era.
The district is easily walkable and offers clear paths between different homes and streets to explore. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes and allow time to observe the details of individual houses as they stroll through the neighborhood.
Two architects, Lawrence Sheridan and John Worthman, shaped the district with their own recognizable design approaches. When you look closely at the homes, you can spot their signatures and see the different philosophies behind each project.
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