"Main and Second Streets where the NIPSCO offices are was the site of a large livery stable. Operators at different times were Ed Rohwedder and Ross Graham."Images (links open in a new window):
♦ This post, concerning the livery changing hands, shows the Rohwedder livery business in the early 1900s. (The linked story repeats contemporary newspapers' statements that Edward Rohwedder rented a barn behind the Hobart House for the use of his livery business; that may have been in addition to its location at 200 Main Street.)
