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HISTORY
Time ran out on canal era
Theatrical variety part of history
City hospital was once a hotel
Bass home built on industries
Early Methodists answered city's educational prayers
Trolley whisked thrill- seekers to park
Hullabaloo in past elections
Old train stations sadly reflect Fort Wayne's past
Ewings played hardball in business, with Indians
The Randall: Best $2 hotel in the state
Little-known women influenced city
South Wayne area was once a city unto itself
Lakeside Park rose gardens live up to originator's promise
Suburban living was a new concept
New Year different a century ago
City was home for many inventions
Barr Street Market full of history
Church's programs ever-expanding
Edsall House endured many changes
Coveted portage anchored early Fort Wayne
Fort was a tribute to area's history
World War II camp had impact on city
Little Turtle's famed battle humbled U.S. forces
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