Lincoln Street Historic District, historic district in Indiana, United States
Lincoln Street Historic District is a neighborhood in Indiana with buildings and streets listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Most homes were built 50 to 60 years ago and feature wood or brick construction with architectural details that reflect earlier building styles.
The district has a long history stretching back many years, reflected in the building styles of older structures. It was officially added to the National Register of Historic Places on December 31, 2013, recognizing its historical value and ensuring protection of these buildings for future generations.
The neighborhood's name comes from the street itself, which has shaped the area's identity for many decades. The front porches on homes reflect past traditions where residents gathered outside to relax and socialize with neighbors.
The streets are quiet and not heavily trafficked, making it easy to stroll through and observe details of the old buildings and structures. Trees line the sides of streets, providing shade and creating a softer feel as you explore the historic area.
Some homes display simple, straight lines and small porches, while others are larger and showcase different styles from earlier periods. Windows with tiny panes, wooden doors, and brick walls reveal handcrafted details from long ago.
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