Winona Lake Historic District

The district includes residential buildings, churches, and public structures displaying Colonial Revival, Arts and Crafts, and Neo-Classical architectural designs along the eastern shore of Winona Lake.

Initially established as Spring Fountain Park in 1888, the area transformed into a religious center when the Presbyterian Church of Indiana acquired the grounds in 1894.

The district served as headquarters for the Bible Conference Movement, hosting prominent evangelists like Billy Sunday and Billy Graham through the early twentieth century.

The Winona Lake Historic District offers guided tours of preserved structures, including the Billy Sunday Home Museum and Westminster Hall throughout the main streets.

The district contains numerous artesian springs that initially attracted developers to establish this location as a summer resort destination in the late 1800s.

Location: Winona Lake

GPS coordinates: 41.22750,-85.82028

Latest update: March 8, 2025 12:33