109 N. Main St.  

.	Section 16 - 500.90A 1835 Original Survey
Section 16 c. 1837 500.90A (North shore town and academy)

The lot was bought for $50, and a wood frame structure was completed in 1868, the exterior was painted white.

30 years later (1898) it was re-modeled, enlarged into a brick structure.




1906 Sanborn Fire Map





1908 Map





1914 Sanborn Fire Map





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1924 Sanborn Fire Map








The Sanborn fire map of 1937 shows the lot of the methodist church and the parsonage on the Northeast corner of Main and Washington

1912	1939
1950's

The parsoange sat across Washington - where the BP now is at 203 N.Main



1956 - June 20 - The old Methodist Church is heing razed to make way for a new building built by the State Exchange Bank
1956 - ceased to exist since that date it has had the addressed of 107 W. Washington and 105 W. Washington St. attached to it in the telephone directories



1956 - Jun 20 - Steeple Comes Down With a Bang Shown here is the steeple of nesday afternoon by Don Stubbs with his tractor and with the aid of the Culver fire truck. The church as built in 1869 and later remodeled in 1899. Work was begun Tuesday, June 12 in tearing the building down to make way for a new Northern Indiana Public Office - Citizen Photo By Art Reed



During the late 1950's to the early 2000's address was 105 W. Washington, Northern Indiana Public Service office and other buisnesses the years it existed before being demolished for in the early 2000's libray it was absorbed into the Culver-Union Township Library as an addition to the orginal Carnegie library and assumed that address




Methodist history to 1955

A new edifice was built and located at 511 School Street: