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A 3-story Italianate brick building with a mansard styled slate roof. Build in the mid-1860's as a hotel, known as the Kelly House. It is decorated wtih cast iron columns on the first story and a corner entry. The interior still has the original columns and tin ceiling (its an autopart store). The exterior retains it's original style (if not original) windows [4 over 1] with rounded arches and decorative limestone molding. Part of the original cornice still exist.
"Histoirc Downtown Kendallville Walking Tour"
Written Nov 20, 2007
Address: 101-105 South Main Street
Built in 1914 it is a 2-story Neo-classical brick with stone highlights. The stone is limestone. The bottom is lined with horizonal limestone bands, which support the brick on the upper facade. The words "City Hall" are carved into the limestone arch over the front door. The windows have been modernized, but there remain traces of the original
"Histoirc Downtown Kendallville Walking Tour"
Updated Nov 20, 2007
Address: Corner of Rush and Main Streets
Building 1892-1896. Two story Queen Anne building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. They are pressed metal facades, but only 2 of the original store fronts remain. The second story is intact. The orginal storefronts have double doors with display windows over kickplates on both sides. The columns and panels on the upper stories are all of pressed metal and are not structural.
"Histoirc Downtown Kendallville Walking Tour"
Written Nov 20, 2007
Address: 107-113 North main Street
Kendallville has been around for a long time (in US terms). It's wealth developed in a period when the Italianate style was at it's height. If you visit downtown, you'll find lots of buildings the reflect that time.
Updated Nov 20, 2007
Address: Main Street
Phone: 877-347-1554
Website: www.Kendallvillechamber.com
Civil War training camp for the then 10th Congressional District was located at Kendallville. The 12th Indiana Cavalry and the 129th Volunteer Infantry were organized and trained here.
Updated Nov 20, 2007
Address: Next to the Library (Rush at Orchard Sts)
Holiday Inn Express Kendalville
34 Opinions
1 Review and 21 Opinions The front desk staff was friendly and helpful. The room was clean. But there was traffic noise out...
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