304 N. Plymouth Grace UCC Parking lot / Former Fire Station & Town Hall

1906 - Sanborn map show as vacant lot

? -1906 - Sep 1906 - W. H. Porter

1906, Sep.

...The pumping station will be located on the corner opposite the Reformed church. The lot bought of W. H. Porter for $265, is 66 X 99. It is a central location, and should the town conclude to add a second story to the building for town hall purposes it will be accessible for all time to come....

1906 - ? - Culver Water Pumping Station - Water works

1912 - 1966/1967 Town of Culver

Water Tower
Culver Town Hall
Fire Department


Police Department

1914 - Sanborn Maps Click on image for larger view and details

1924 - Sanborn Maps

1937 - Sanborn Maps - shows the water tower location which was built 1928

Culver Fireman in front of building in 1948

1916 - Aug 24 - Abe French and Sam Asper landscape gardner's for the town board, are laying out a scheme for beautifying the town hall square. They have already cut down and molded into artistic mounds a quantity of the flora indigenous to the soil.

? - Robert DeVauilt

1982 - Jun 18 - 1990 June 26 - Wayne Johnson

35 years ago: July 3 and 10, 1980: The old, 130-foot Culver water tower is now completely removed, and has been purchased by Doyle White and Robert DeVault, according to Culver clerk-treasurer Marizetta Kenney. Tom Overmyer used a torch to remove the last sections at the top (editor: the tower in question was located in the lot of the former town hall, in what is today a parking lot for Grace United Church of Christ, at Plymouth and Cass ' Streets).

1990 - June 26 - 2022 - Grace United Church of Christ - Parking Lot

Legal Desc: OP LOT 60