A List Names of cottages - 1900  

This list starts on the north side ; and also the maps are cropped sections of the big map it was not compiled and put into list form till 1919 when Evermann and Clark's landmark Lake Maxinkuckee: A Physical and Biological Survey was published. This 1920 book, at over 600 pages, remains one of the most highly-regarded biological surveys of a body of water in the U.S., and set the standard for such in-depth research. The book consists not only of crucial biological, environmental, and physical data pertaining to the lake, but also contains copious amounts of historical information about the people and community surrounding the lake.

There were two maps that went with this two volume book the survey map and the topographical map


None of these listings are eteched in stone - it is a probably listing from sources during this time period - and based on known facts of 1876, 1880, 1898, 1908, 1922 plats maps - everything may change if I can ever get the use of some of the abstracts or cottagers step forth with corrected data.

North

1 - 1900 - Vandalia Railroad

2 -1900 - Lakeview Hotel


Lake View Hotel

3 - 1900 - Ed Morris (no cottage)
1850 - I. N. Morris [Isaac N. Morris]

4 - 1900 - S. P. Sheerin [Simon P. Sherrin]

5 - 1900 - Clara Waldorf

6 - 1900 - Albert F. Schah/Scahf {Albert E. Shad}

7 - 1900 - Fred Thompson

8 - 1900 - Helen Albretcht

9 - not listed

10 - 1900 - Palmer House


Palmer House

11 - not listed

12-13 - 1900 - L. H. Scheurman

14 - 1900 - Wm. F. Kuhn & Oscar D. Bohlen

15 - 1900 - Theophilus Conzelman


Conzelman Cottage the "Roost" on right

17 - 18-24 - 1900 - Culver Military Academy

25 - Woodcraft Reservation

East

26 - 1900 - E. R. Culver [Edwin Raymond Culver]

27 - Culver-Bell - - Culver Place


H. H. Culver Cottage

28 - 1900 - Laura Culver (Mrs Knight K. Culver)

29 - 1900 - Mary L Foreman - - House of a Thousand Candles


762 E. SHore / House of a Thhousand Candles

30 - 1900 - Geo. Vonnegut

31 -1900 - Bernard Vonnegut

32 - 1900 - Clement Vonnegut

33 - 1900 - Mueller Realty Co.

34 - 1900 - Maude F. Wolf

35 - 1900 - Mary Y. & Josephine Robinson

36 - 1900 - Lillie Ketcham

37 - 1900 - Lillian Deming (Brownell)

38 - J. W. Smith - ?Bayview Hotel ?


Bay View

39 - 1900 [1000 E Shore] - George E. Miller [George Curtis Miller]

40 - 1900 - M. M. Millken

41 - 1900 - Wm. E. Wheeler


Shady Bluff 42 -

43 - 1900 - Gideon W. Blase/Blaine

44 - 1900 - Anna R. Heller

45 - 1900 Elizabeth Marmon



46 -

47 -

49 - 1900 - Charles C. Perry

50 - 1900 - J. B. Dill / H. R. Bliss (Henry R. Bliss)

51 - 1900 - Elizabeth B. Crawford

She was the daughter of Joseph Strong She married John L crawford and they were from Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana ctttage at 1242 E. Shore.

52 - 1900 - John H. Vagen

53 - 1900 - Jos. Strong [Joseph Strong]

54 - 1900 - L B. Martin - ? The Martin Box

55 - 1900 - Worth B. Steele

56 - 1900 C. R. Green

57 - 1900 - Milton Shirk

58 - 1900 - Guy Bigley "Wise Well"

59 - 1900 - Peter Spangler

Maxinkuckee Landing

60 - 1910 Mrs. S. R. A. Rector

61 -

92 - 1900 - Jennie Carson

63 - 1900 - Clarence Carson

64 - 1900 - Jacob Cramer

65 - 1910 Emma Rhodhammel

66 1910 - Charles Barnaby

67 - 1900 - A. B. Gates

68 - 1900 - Edward Hazeldine

When the city of Terre Haute, desiring to create a new municipal cemetery, purchased 139 acres east of town ...Highland Lawn Cemetery is Indiana’s second largest burial ground... The Bedford limestone Romanesque Revival Bell Tower — built in 1894 and renovated in 1990 — and the attached gateway arch were conceived by Paul S. Leitz of Chicago. Edward T. Hazeldine of Terre Haute installed the wrought-iron gates...

69 -

70 - 1900 - Mrs. C. Maus [? Casper Maus of Indianapolis Brewery Company? Maus-Fauvre Biographicall]

71 - 1900 - R. T. Daggett

72 - 1900 - Dr. Charles Benepe

73 - 1900 - Charles E. Coffin

74 - 1900 - Francis W. Jones (Dr. Parsons)

75 - 1900 - Jacob V. Stimson

76 - 1900 - Eleanor Y. Hord

77 - 1900 - Florence B. Halliday [Florence B. Holliday]

78 - 1900 - Joseph Schaff

79 - 1910 Madgelina Favre [Madgelina Fauvre {Maus-Fauvre Biographical ]

80 - 1900 W. W. Wilson


81 A. M. Glossbrenner [Alfred M. Glossbrenner]


Glossbrenner Cottage 82 - 1900 - F. M. Harwood

83 - 1900 - Richard A. Edwards Boathouse


Halycon / Edwards Boathouse

84 -

85 - 1900 - Ada Stuart

86 - 1900 John Mitchell

1900 - Sep 7 - Lot for sale 100x100 Southeast side, between Edwards’ and Mitchell's cottages . Inquire of H. A. Wheeler, Shady Bluff, east side

87 - 1900 - Francis A. Helm

88 - 1900 - Harvey Bates [Hervey Bates]

89 - Martha L. Wilson

90 - 1900 - T. H. Wilson [Thomas H. Wilson]

95 - 1900 - Mary Judah

cottages BURNED

A DESTRUCTIVE BLAZE AT LAKE MAXINKUCKEE

A. J. Murdock, W. T. Wilson. W. H. Snider, Frank Rice, George B. Forgy, L. S. Purclll

96 - 1900 - Helen Shroyer

97 - 1900 - Harry C. Adams [Henry C. Adams]


Adams cottage

98 - 1900 - Rice & Vaughn [Sidney A. Vaughn]

99 - 1900 Lyman Brackett

100 - 1900 - Henry Mordhurst

101 - 1900 - Mrs. W. E. Shedd

102 - 1900 -L. T. Van Shoiack

103 - 1908 - E. B. Mc Qout/Mc Quat [Eugenia B McOuat]; Original location of the Lake View Club

104 - 1900 - Lavina Walker

105 - 1900 - Sidney A. Vaughn

106 - 1900 - Mary Van Shoiack

107 - 1900 - F/J. D. Ferguson

108 - 1900 - Fred Gompf

1908 - May 7 - Fred Gomf of Indianapolis commenced work on a cottage on his lake frontage on the former VanShoiak farm, and may conlcide to build two more.

109 - 1900 - J. A. Maxwell

110 - 1900 Walter Twiname

? OCTOBER 12, 1927 — Funeral services for John J. Twiname, well known summer resident, were held in Indianapolis Friday.

1818 Jul 30 - ... Years ago T. C Day and Mr. Griffith owned the Twiname cottage...

111 - 1900 - Marion Ellsworth

112 - 1900 - C. D. Snoeberger

113 - 1900 - Anna Bramen

114 - A. Curtis

115 - 1900 - W. F. Christian

116 - 1900 - Wm. Wallace

117 - 1900 - Peirce & Ward

118 - 1900 - M. B. McGillard

119 - 1900 - J. M. Dresser

120 - 1900 - Mary L. Taylor

121 - 1900 - Lavina Walker

122 - 1900 - Eva Sherman

123 - 1910 Richard Irwin

124 - 1900 - Otis Hann

125 - 1900 - Cordelia Edwards

126 - 1900 - Marvin T. Louden

127 - 1900 - Effie Crabb

128 - 1900 - Chester Edwards

129 - 1900 - Wm. Daggett - 2296 E Shore_lane

130 - 1900 - H. C. Chandler

131 - 1900 - Daniel W. Chandler

132 - 1900 - Edwin Fulton

133 - 1900 Jessie Heywood

134 - 1898-1900 - W. J. Wood - Woodbank Cottage


Woodbank

135 - 1900 - Harvey R. Norris

South

NOTE: This could be the beginning of the Venitian Village area and South Shore Drive area to the end at Sage Rd. (Old St. Rd. 17):

136 - 1900 - Daniel Easterday

137 - 1900 - Adolph Muessel

138 - 1900 - Samuel E. Medbourn

139 - william Rankin

140 - 1900 - John W. Cromley

141 - 1900 - L. & H. Faulkner

142 - 1900 Washington Overmyer

143 - 1900 - Daniel McDonald


McDonald's Wigam

144 - 1900 - William Cline

145 - 1900 - Lewis McDonald

West

Here begins the West Shore From corner of S. Shore Dr. and Sage Rd. (Old St. Rd. 17) going north into Culver:

146 - 1900 - Ada F. Daughtery (Col. Farrar Estate)


Camping site location still unknown

147 - 1900 Ida Walker [Walker's Boathouse]

148 - 1900 - Ida Rovell

149 - 1900 - David C. Jenkins

150 - 1900 - James E. Hillis

151 - 1900 - Lloyd Rovell

152 - 1900 - Maude Abbott

153 - 1900 - Catherine Duenweg (Mrs. Louis Duenweg)

154 - 1900 - James Green (Wm. O'Keefe)

155 - 1900 - Sunset - Bardsley Cottage (Lost Lake) [James Bardsley]

156 - 1900 -- Schroff - Shady Point

As stated in Lake Maxinkuckee: A Physical and Biological Survey it was located in front of the Arlington Station and adjacent to the Arlington Hotel grounds. This was formerly known as the Duenweg cottage.

157 - 1900 - Arlington - William H. Holland
br> 158 - 1900 - 1900 - George W. Barnes

159 - 1900 - W. C. Routh [William C. Routh

160 - 1900 - Cordelia C. Shafer (Scovell)

161 - 1910 Frank C. Murphy (Walter Knapp)

162 - 1900 - Jane A. Fisher (Green's Plot)

163 - 1900 Loretta Z. Heilman

164 - 1900 - Charles Monninger

1896 - June 12 - Contractor Walter commenced to erect Tuesday, at Long Point, cottages for Henry Mver and Chas. Moninger, both of Terre Haute.

165 - 1900 - Henry Meyer

1896 - June 12 - Contractor Walter commenced to erect Tuesday, at Long Point, cottages for Henry Mver and Chas. Moninger, both of Terre Haute.

166 - 1900 - Mary B. Reitemeler

167 - 1900 - Mintie A. Holman

168 - 1900 - Arthur H. Springer

169 - 1900 - Frank B. Murphy (Plank)

1896 - May 1 - Mr. C. K. Plank, one of Rochester's business men, was in town Monday He contemplates erecting a cottage here if satisfactory arrangements can be made. ...C. K. Plank, one of Rochester's thriving business men, is overseeing the construction of a line cottage at Long Point - 22 May 1896 ...C. K. Plank is having a new grate and chimney built on his cottage on Long Point. Mr. Plank has one of tho finest cottages on the Point. - 14 Aug 1896 ...Chas. Plank, of Rochester, was in town Thursday setting out trees around his cottage upou Long Point. - 30 Oct 1896

170 - 1900 - Fred A. Seeburger

171- 1900 - John J. Campbell

172 - 1900 - Jacob Miller

173 - 1900 - Otto E. Hornung

174 - 1900 - Webster & Folrath


webster & Folrath Cottage

175 - 1900 - Keller, Florin & Retz

176 - 1900 - Jessie Uhl & Mary Traut

177 - 1900 - Maude C. Goldsmith

178 - 1900 - H. J. McSheehy [Henry James Mc Sheehy]

179 - 1900 - Kathryn Duenweg - (Duenweg history)

180 - 1900 - A. J. Shepard

181 - 1900 - Weinstein & Duhlen

182 - 1900 - Edward W. Johnson -

1897 - Sep 3 - E W. Johnson and family, who have been sojourning at their cottage at Long Point during the summer, returned to their home in Terre Haute, Mouday.

1904 - Dec 1 - A fire which it. is supposed to have started from burning leaves threatened the complete destruction of all the cottages on Long Point Sunday afternoon. The cottage with all its contents, belonging to E. W. Johnson of Terre Haute was completely destroyed. Loss about $1200 with some insurance. We are unable to learn at this time whether it will be rebuit. The cottage belonging to C. E. Caffyn of Rochester was also destroyed. The cottage had been occupied by Mrs. Howe of Logansport, who owned most of the furniture a good part of which was saved. The building and tbat part of the furniture owned by Mr. Caffryn was a total loss. Insured for $900. Mr. Caffyn will rebuild in the spring.

183 - 1900 - Frances J. Duenweg (Duenweg history)

184 - 1900 - Jane A. Fisher (Chadwick Plot)

185 - 1900 - John H. Himmelberger

186 - 1900 - Melvin T. Anderson (Chadwick)

187 - 1900 - Isador Hessel (chadwick)

188 - 1900 - Charles E. Holbrunener

189 - 1900 - C. C. Durr & George Green

190 - 1900 - Willow Point/Cherry Villa Judge Morris [Maurice Winfield]

191 - 1900 - Daniel Wolf

192 - 1900 - M. R. Cline [Milon Reno Cline]

193 - 1900 - Samuel Medbourn

North Shore

194 - 1900 - Helen Outland [ Jungle Hotel ?]
195 - 1900 - J. Freeman [Job Freeman]

196 - 1900 - Ed Morris