This gable front Greek Revival cottage, built c. 1840, served for decades as the Co-op office. The detailed, Queen Anne woodwork on the porch was noteworthy, but unfortunately the porch fell to decay and was removed over 10 years ago. In NPA’s 1995 Annual Report, it was noted that the Co-Op was seeking to demolish…
This large, lovely carriage house was demolished this year. The developer told NPA members that the structure was to be saved, but it was suddenly demolished with no fanfare. We’re not aware of why plans changed. A carriage house of this quality and size are extremely rare in Noblesville. This is an unfortunate loss. The…
Historic Crownland Cemetery is an integral part of the Monument St. neighborhood. The wrought iron fence surrounding the cemetery was part of the cemetery’s historic character. Cemetery officials sold the fence on eBay and replaced it with newer fencing material, rather than repairing the original fence. The cemetery board replaced the fence because the old…
This quaint cottage home was of unusual style and building materials for Noblesville The home caught fire and was left open to the elements following the fire. The owner razed the home. The property sits as a hole in the neighborhood. Location: N. 10th St.
Was one of the last remaining neighborhood commercial buildings left around Old Town. The store was run for years by the Couden family. This structure was used as a storage facility. After years of neglect, poor-quality repairs and vandalism, this commercial structure fell victim to a rash of Old Town arsons. After sitting as a…
