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Town of Muncie

A City Journal by Wraner

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want a blast from the past, but not too far back? Welcome to Muncie

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Wraner
Welcome to Muncie, Indiana Middletown America A Pictorial guide to the center of American Culture Garfield School as it stood on Madison St. The area is now Heekin park. St. Lawrence Catholic school as it originally stood at the corner of East Charles and High Street. The Delaware County Courthouse was a great landmark in the city of Muncie. Thomas & Brentwood Tolan (T. J. Tolan & Son) designed three similar courthouses in Indiana between 1879-1885. The Delaware County Courthouse at Muncie was nearly...
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The third and final town on the list of towns you will be informed about. Welcome to the tiny town of Summitville. Established in 1896 Summitville is small and average for the towns in the mid-west with a church at its center. The mayor takes care of all of his mayorly duties within his own home. Racial segregation is still a major reality. As of the census of 1920, there were 263 people, 58 households, and 201 families residing in the town. The population density was 2,023.6 people per square mile...
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Welcome to the quaint little town of Selma with a population of 245 and located just outside of the city of Muncie, Selma did not get as lucky and the railroad bypassed the town. Established in 1845 Selma is older than Muncie, smaller than Muncie, and less successful than Muncie. Luckily for the city though it has one of the most beautiful churches in the region. As of the census of 1920, there were 245 sims, 50 households, and 37 families residing in the town. The population density was 537.2 people per...
Wraner

Muncie, the teaser

By Wraner,

Welcome to downtown Muncie where the Modern Age and the Victorian Era lives hand in hand. Established in 1865 the city has grown exponentially since then. Without the railroad, this city wouldn't survive I hope you like it!
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