Elkhart County, Indiana
Elkhart County administrative offices are located at 117 North Second Street, Goshen, IN 46526; phone: 574-534-3541.
Photo: Arthur Miller House, circa. 1922, located at 283 East Market Street, Nappanee, IN. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1992. Photographed by User:Nyttend (own work), 2013, [cc-1.0, public domain], via Wikimedia Commons, accessed October, 2021.
TOWNS
- Elkhart City
- Goshen City
- Nappanee City
- Baugo Twp
- Benton Twp
- Bristol Town
- Cleveland Twp
- Clinton Twp
- Concord Twp
- Dunlap Town
- Elkhart Twp
- Harrison Twp
- Jackson Twp
- Jefferson Twp
- Locke Twp
- Middlebury Town
- Middlebury Twp
- Millersburg Town
- New Paris Town
- Olive Twp
- Osolo Twp
- Simonton Lake Town
- Union Twp
- Wakarusa Town
- Washington Twp
- York Twp
Elkhart County was created in 1830. The original county seat was at Dunlap, but later moved to Goshen near the geographical center of the county.
The City of Elkhart is located at the confluence of the county's 2 rivers, the Elkhart and the St. Joseph.
HISTORIC SITES
- Fowler, Solomon, Mansion
- St. John of the Cross Episcopal Church, Rectory and Cemetery
- Beardsley, Albert R., House
- Beardsley, Dr. Havilah, House
- Bickel,Emmanuel C., House
goshen-city
- Elkhart Downtown Commercial Historic District
- Elkhart River Race Industrial District
- Green Block
- Monteith, Mark L. and Harriet E., House
- Puterbaugh, Joseph and Sarah, Farm
- State Street-Division Street Historic District
- Elkhart County Courthouse
- Goshen Historic Distriict
- Rohrer, Joseph J., Farm
- Violett, William N., House
- Coppes, Frank and Katharine, House
- Downtown Nappanee Historic District
- Miller, Arthur, House
- Nappanee Eastside Historic District
- Nappaness Eastside Historic District
- Stahly-Nissley-Kuhns Farm
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