Indiana Union Traction Company Station
Current Use:
Image Builders/ Rowland Printing
Old photo from Hamilton County Sesquicentennial Commemorative Album, Noblesville: Rowland Printing, 1973, page 84
Image Builders/ Rowland Printing
Old photo from Hamilton County Sesquicentennial Commemorative Album, Noblesville: Rowland Printing, 1973, page 84
Location:
181-199 North Ninth Street
Year Built: 1906
History of the Building:
The Indiana Union Traction Company was the largest and oldest of Indiana's interurban lines. In 1919, during the railroad's heyday, 35 trains a day passed through Noblesville, bringing many people to the downtown shopping district. The two-story portion of the building fronting Ninth Street contained the passenger station, office, and commercial space, while the one-story portion at the rear housed the freight depot.