2410 East Shore Lane
Section 27 History 1835-1922
- W. L. Ewing - Indianapolis
During the period of 1922 there is a Rev. W. L. Ewing pastor of the Irvington
M. E. Church
Name Rev Walter L Ewing
Residence Year 1926
Street Address 5539 E Wash
Residence Place Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
Occupation Pastor
Publication Title Indianapolis, Indiana, City Directory, 1926
1922 - Jul 19 - FOR SALE.
New nine-room cottage, East side Lake Maxinkuckee. Five bedrooms, large living
room and porch, inclosed breakfast porch, fireplace, double garage, complete
bath, septic tank, running lake water, well, electric lights. Never occupied
and now ready. Apply to W. L. Ewing at the property, just south of the Taylor
cottage
1922 - Aug 8 - COTTAGE for rent: new modern cottage Lake Maxinkuckee: four bedrooms,
the conveniences of modern home: east side: from August 17 to end of the season: $40 per
week or: $100 for the rest of the season. Addrees W. L. EWING, Culver. Ind.. R. F. D.
- Indianapolis News
1923 - May 30 - FOR SALE OR RENT. New, modern 9-room cottage, East side. See Frank
Lanigan, caretaker, or write owner, W. L. Ewing, 5539 E. Washington, Indianapolis
1924 - Jul 2 - Three years ago a part of the East shore of the lake towards the south
to the "Bide-a-Wee"
cottage was a low marshy shore and back from the lake a tangled undergrowth of wilderness
known as Jungle land few enterprising men saw possibilities there and set to work. Aided
by Mr. Frank Lanigan, who helped supervise the work of filling in and clearing up this and,
the following people built lovely homes, sodded beautiful terraces to the lake shore, and
this summer are seeing to the beautifying of the rear of their lots:
Mr. Paul, 2358
Mr. Shea, 2348
Mr. Condor, 2370
Mr. Cornelius, 2420
Mr. Ewing, 2410
Mrs. Maynard, 2388
Mr. Springer, 2118
Mr. Trone, - 2324
Mr. Turpy Smith, 2314 and
Mr. Paul Krauss. 2434
1926 - Jun 23 - The Ewing cottage has recently been purchased by Chas. Barry of
Indianapolis, who will arrive this week to open the cottage
? -1927- 1951 - Charles L Barry
They are mentioned in the Culver Citizens as having guests at their cottage.
The Charles Barry family was one of the first families to buy property on the East
Shore Lane and they occupied this cottage until 1960.
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1932, Jaunary 5 - Relocation of East Shore Lane.
H. H. Rice and Edith B. Rice bought farm land from Marvin T, Loudon
and Clara L. Loudon which was evetually used to relocate East Shore
Lane and give Rice Woods to the East Shore Lane Association, dated
October 4,1927. Subsequenly, Rice by quit claim deed acquired all
the properties in the attached plat, on January 5, 1932, recorded
the plat on the same date. Rice then by quit claim reconveyed the
properties to their original owners
Barry - owned the property as noted on the plat map; the second is
annotaed with current addresses.
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1952-1953 - Charles L. Barry
1956-61 - Anna (Mrs. Charles L.) Barry Sr.
1958 Lake Directory - Mrs. Charles L. Barry, Sr. - 3302 Washington Blvd., Indianapolis, Ind,
1970-1972 - Wilkinson Frank B 2410 East Shore Ln - telephone directory
1979-82 - Allen Rogers
1970 / 1984,Jan- Frank B. &
Barbara M. Wilkinson
1981 - Rogers Cottage 2410 East Shore Ln - telephone directory
1999, Jan - Randall D. Rogers
1999, Mar - - Alexander L. Rogers
? - Feb. 2000 - Alexander L. & Randall D. Rogers
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2011,Feb.-2026 Randall D. Rogers Jr, Trustee of 2410 Land Trust
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RICE SUB LOT 13
CORNELIUS & EWING SUB LOT 2