YOUR NEWSPAPER CELEBRATES 80-YEAR HISTORY IN WAYNEDALE
In an era of internet and technology, The Waynedale Newspaper enters its 80th year of printing community news and original
Read MoreCurious how Waynedale became the neighborhood you know today? These stories were selected by our editors to feature the people, places, and events that shaped Waynedale and south Fort Wayne, including longtime businesses, churches, schools, landmarks, anniversaries, and everyday memories. Whether you grew up here or are new to the area, these articles help you picture what used to stand on familiar corners, learn how local traditions began, and see how neighbors have worked together across generations to build the community we share. This is a special section with selected stories, use our search function to discover even more archived articles from Waynedale history.
In an era of internet and technology, The Waynedale Newspaper enters its 80th year of printing community news and original
Read MoreBy 9am on Saturday, August 25th Elmhurst High School parking lot was once again full of cars. This time in
Read MoreSponsored by the History Center, Miami Indian Heritage Days programs take place on the first Saturday of the month from
Read MoreTwo hundred seniors would have graduated this year from Elmhurst High School, if it hadn’t been closed by the School
Read MoreThe year was 1961. It was an era of happy motoring. Gas price was 27.9 cents a gallon and if
Read MoreDue to storm damage in the park, Foster Park’s 100th Year Celebration event scheduled for July 6 and 7 was
Read MoreMayor Tom Henry was joined by youths from Crossroad Child and Family Services, Ron Caccamo from Old National Insurance, Carol
Read MoreGreetings Waynedalers! I am proud to announce that September 2nd marks the 79th year anniversary of The Waynedale Newspaper and
Read MoreFrom the Editor-These past few weeks, hundreds of local high school graduates were getting the attention they deserved for a
Read MoreWaynedale was the dream of a man to have a community in which anyone could build a home to his
Read MoreThe 3rd annual Military Symposium will be held in Fort Wayne on October 8-9, sponsored by the Allen County Genealogical
Read MoreOn February 20, 1939 a small group of gardeners met at the home of Mrs. Clarence Eiper on Sandpoint Road.
Read MoreOpen house. More a homecoming. I came hoping to see familiar faces. And I did. But saw so much more.
Read MoreThe History Center successfully purchased seven pieces from the auction of Farnsworth items Saturday, June 18. The highlight of the
Read MoreEstablished through the foresight of civic leaders long gone, Lindenwood Cemetery is a well-known Fort Wayne Historic landmark, celebrating a
Read MoreIn the early 1870s the railroad spur at the Lower Huntington Road intersection created a minor land boom. Pioneer landowners
Read MoreYou must be from Waynedale if you remember… ~when Scott’s Food Store was Rogers. ~when the BMV was Maloley’s.
Read MoreThe History Center recently acquired two rare, pre-1865 Fort Wayne Police Department badges for its collection, thanks to the efforts
Read MoreDr. John Bequette, Assistant Professor of Theology at the University of Saint Francis, will deliver a lecture titled “Christians, Jews
Read MoreNew Life for Historic Passageway A historic transportation corridor that has evolved with the City is beginning a new
Read MoreIn 1909 construction began on the Titanic at Harland and Wolff Shipyards. During that same year in Fort Wayne, Indiana, Brooks Construction
Read More“We would like to announce ourselves as the new owners of The Waynedale News, Alex Cornwell and Michael Alberico. We are
Read MoreWABASH-ACRES Land Trust has acquired Hanging Rock National Natural Landmark located near Lagro, Indiana. The former owner whom ACRES Land
Read MoreThe History Center commemorates the bicentennial of President Abraham Lincoln’s birth with the exhibit “The Faces of Lincoln, Part III:
Read MoreIndian Village Community Association is in the process of applying for a National Historic Register designation. In conjunction with the
Read MoreThis is the final segment of Miami Nation, presented to the “Fort Wayne Quest Club,” by William R. Clark on
Read MoreThe Miami Nation was presented to the Fort Wayne Quest Club, October 29, 1993 by William R. Clark Junior: Between
Read MoreThe inauguration of the U.S. president followed many traditions the forefathers set in place dating back to the first inauguration
Read MoreWilliam Wells was known as a man of great courage and action that set the stage for his violent death
Read MoreIn commemoration of the 200th birthday of Abraham Lincoln, the History Center presents “Lincoln’s Treasurer: Hugh McCulloch of Fort Wayne”
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