Wolverton House
Local people remember fun times in the Wolverton Family living room in this grand home.…
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Wild Opera House
In 1959, The Noblesville Parking Corporation decided to demolish the Wild Opera House and create…
Vernacular Victorian Home
This 2-story Victorian home was typical of the style of Vernacular Victorian homes common in…
Third Ward School
The Third Ward School was used as a school until 1968. The building was destroyed…
Sohl Farm
This early I-House Greek Revival farmhouse, built c. 1845, was one of the last remaining…
Seminary School
The first public school in Hamilton County was the Seminary School located on South 10th…
Second Ward School
After almost a century of service to the Noblesville School System the Second Ward School…
Preston Tucker Home
This home was the former residence of Preston Tucker, a national innovator in the automobile…
Interurban Train Lines
At the turn of the 20th Century, an intercity electric railway network began to form…
Hospital
After serving as a Hospital and nursing school, as well as an apartment building this…
Greek Revival Cottage
Built in 1900, this quaint cottage acted as a boundary between residential and commercial areas…
First Ward School
Constructed in 1888-1889, First Ward was a grand brick school. The construction of North Elementary…
First Presbyterian Church
Built in 1850, the Greek-Revival style framed church was built on donated land on the…
Farm Bureau Co-Op Office
This gable front Greek Revival cottage, built c. 1840, served for decades as the Co-op…
Dr. Kraft Carriage House
This large, lovely carriage house was demolished this year. The developer told NPA members that…
Crownland Cemetery Iron Fence
Historic Crownland Cemetery is an integral part of the Monument St. neighborhood. The wrought iron…
Craftsman Cobblestone Home
This quaint cottage home was of unusual style and building materials for Noblesville The home…
Couden’s Grocery
Was one of the last remaining neighborhood commercial buildings left around Old Town. The store…
Co-Op Wheat Storage Plant
Despite a lot of public interest in newspapers, on social media and even on television,…
Noblesville Christian Church
Built in 1855 on the Southeast corner of 9th and Maple Avenue.
