18619 St. Rd.10  

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

1872 - Section. 16 Est. of I N Morris 105 A ( also 80 A) J. Duddleson - 30.60A & 10A T. Houghton 90A. J. Houghton Acreage not stated J ___ name illegible 4A G. A. Durr 10A Lot no name no acreage stated G. A. Durr 5A? - res (Lot 2 3A & 3A) Dr. Durr No amount Stated lots as if to be 2 large L D W [Lorenzo W. Wiseman]

1876 - J. Castleman - 190A 1876 Section 16 1850-1876 I. N. Morris 175/185a   [Isaac N. Morris] - 185 A

1880 North Section 16 - 500.90 Acres Town I N Morris 185.34 B. W. Watt 15.50A LakeView Club 15A J Duddleson 109.31A Tho. Houghton 90A. J. E. Houghton 19.60A E Parker 27 A

1898 - Section 16 L. C. Dillion - 10A, 99.31A, 79.76, 75.60A T. Houghton 89A A. Roughton E. Duddle(son) 9.60A E. Morris 21.49A/Morris Lake Front Plat T. H. & L RRR Lake View Club 15 A. J. J. Bryant Depot Incorporated Limits of Culver

1908

1922 Plat Section 16 Lewis C. Dillion 238.28 Wm H. Houghton 87A

1956 Plat map Section 16 Mildred Dillon 126A & 92A Ida Dillon 48A Leonard Hoffman 19A unlabeled 5A unlabeled 9A

The way it was before 1957-1958. In the background is a view of the Dillion property on the south side of State Road 10 where the Culver Storage Units, the now empty motorcycle shop and the Ten Spot, now empty also is. The houses on the horizon is college Avenue homes.

1961 Plat map Section 16 Mildred Dillon 126A & 92A (Dillon Property) Ida Dillon 48A L. H. (Leonard Hoffman) 19A unlabeled 5A unlabeled 9A

1981 Plat map Section 16 Culver Educational foudantion 112.2A Arthur Dillion Jr. 88.4Aetal - Leonard Hoffman Lutheran Trinity Church 2 unnamed subdivisions Maxinkuckee Highlands (1st & 2nd) unlabeled northwest corner 5.95A - George Hopple (1959) Now divided down as:3.88A , 0.86A,1.21A

Maxinkuckee Highlands which consistes of Anchors Away Dairy Queen (1983) and and Family Dollar (2006).

1983 - Sep. 1996 - Dairy Queen - Robert & Darlene Lea

On Facebook (aug. 6 2016) Richard Wraight states: I built that building for Bob Lea many years ago. Interesting man!

Sep. 1996-2016 - Dairy Queen - property owner John J. & Laurie L. Simmons / Douglas & Barbara Justice

After 28 years, Culver's Dairy Queen restaurant, on State Road 10, sees its last day of business July 31 2011. A sign posted on the facility's doors said owner Barbara Justice is choosing to focus her energy on her remaining stores in LaPorte following the unexpected death of her husband, Douglas, last year.

The sign also noted: "did not re-sign the lease on the building as it would require too many upgrades to maintain the DQ image

2011, Jul -2016 - vacant

2016 - Jan 7 - Their is rumor as to a party interested in the property with intentions of possibly demolishing that structure. It was noted that storm water pipes had not been run to this property to date.

2016 - Feb. 25 New hardware store planned in Culver...

Following a thumbs up from the Culver Plan Commission to a proposal for construction of a new Ace hardware store on State Road 10 at the the former Dairy Queen restuarant. The building that housed that housed that business since the 1980's would be razed under a proposal presented by Tricia Small, whose family operates a handful of hardware stores in the area.

A site plan review for the CUlver project was presented at the Feb 16th meeting which approved moving forward with the plan with the caveat that representatives of the business must come back with information on size, location and other details regarding of their signage before it can be installed at the site.

Leading up to the proposal the town council had already approved running municipal storm water lines to the site, with jetting off the sorm sewer at the Forest Place Apartments in exchange for an easement on a small portion of the latter's property to allow new pipes to be run to accomodate the new hardware.

2016- Mar 18-2024 - Calar Properties LLC

2016 Aug. 5 - Dairy Queen Half way down.

2016, Oct - Ace Hardware going up... Scheduled to open in mid Decemebr. Kyle VanDe Putte will be the manager.

2017 - Teghtmeyer Ace Hardware -

The History of Ace Hardware

"The Ace Hardware" name originated from the Ace Hardware Corporation- a buying group started in 1924 by four independent Chicago area retailers. These four retailers made a decision that they could be more productive and competitive working together rather than separately. Today Ace Hardware Corporation, headquartered in Oak Brook, Illinois, is an international retail support company.

Our Local History

In 1944, Earl and Margaret Teghtmeyer purchased Ginder's Hardware in Columbia City, Indiana. In 1963, they became affiliated with Ace Hardware Corporation and took on the name Teghtmeyer Ace Hardware. At the time, the store was situated in a building right downtown in Columbia City.

In 1966, at the time of Earl's death, their son James Earl "Jim" Teghtmeyer purchased the store from Earl's estate. From 1966-1999 Jim Teghtmeyer was the sole owner/operator.

In October of 1988, Jim moved the store from downtown to its current location on Diplomat Dr. This move expanded the store to a 12,000 sq ft building.

In 1999, Jim passed away, leaving ownership to his three daughters. Lorelei Pfeiffer, Alicia Burnsworth Johnson, and Nickey Teghtmeyer. In 2004, the store was expanded again to its current size of 22,000 sq ft. The current store holds an inventory with a strong mix of hardware, tools, electrical supplies, plumbing supplies and fittings, paint, toys, sporting goods, marine equipment, housewares, automotive accessories, lawn and garden, and a seasonal green house.

In June 2010, Lorelei Pfeiffer passed away, leaving ownership of the store to Jim's two surviving daughters, Alicia Johnson and Nickey Teghtmeyer.

MAXINKUCKEE HIGHLANDS COMM LOT 3