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The Local History Index provides only a citation to the article or item. Please visit the Elkhart Public Library’s downtown location at 300 S. Second St. to access the Elkhart Truth newspapers and other collections referenced in this index.


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Showing 4 results for Elkhart Depot.
ID92275
Title of Article‘Manufacturing renaissance’
NotesElkhart Railroad Elimination Project
SourceElkhart Truth
LocationMicrofilm - Reference Desk
Picture CaptionU.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, right, tours the rail crossing at the intersection of Richmond Street and Blazer Boulevard on Wednesday with Elkhart Mayor Rod Roberson.
DateAug 31, 2023
PageA1, A5
SubjectsElkhart Depot, Buttigieg, Pete, Railroad Crossings

ID61040
Title of ArticleArt League set for transition to The Depot
SourceElkhart Truth
LocationAsk at Reference Desk
Picture CaptionExterior of Elkhart Train Depot
DateDecember 3, 2016
PageA1, A8
SubjectsElkhart Armory, Elkhart Depot

ID55073
Title of ArticleA tale of historical blunder
SourceSenior Life
LocationElkhart City History File
Picture CaptionOriginal handles and lock from the Elkhart Depot
DateAugust 1, 2014
History #1729
SubjectsElkhart County Parks and Recreation Department, National New York Central Railroad Museum, Railroad Depots

ID46574
Title of ArticleElkhart Driving Park in 1912 at n. e. corner Middlebury and Simpson St.
NotesR Elk 917.728 F62r v. 3
SourceFlitcraft Scrapbook
LocationAsk at Reference Desk
Picture Captionphoto 1
DateJanuary 1, 1912
Page19
SubjectsElkhart Depot