NE Indiana is dotted with churches, and has been for a long time. Fort Wayne was known as the “City of Churches” at one time, and we still have a Catholic Cathedral, and many Lutheran traditional churches. The night shot is St. John Lutheran Church along Hwy 27. The White church is a survivor that has had its surroundings go industrial, so beside it, and two early 1900s houses, the rest of the area is warehouses and the like. The brick church (SALEM) was constructed in 1892 to serve a congregation from the German Reformed Church. The profile church, St. Paul Evangelical Church – also originally a German congregation – is 1 1/2 miles West of the SALEM church, and has a date of 1882 on the cornerstone.
