Auburn, Indiana • De Kalb County
The Eckhart Public Library and Park in Auburn, Indiana, is a historic Beaux-Arts style library building set within a public park. Constructed in 1908, it was gifted to the city by local industrialist Frederick Eckhart. The library showcases impressive classical detailing and is flanked by significant park grounds.
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Architecture; Social History
1431 Center St., Auburn, Indiana
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1600 South Wayne Street, Auburn, Indiana
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Sw Of Auburn Off In 427, Auburn, Indiana
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Roughly Bounded By E. And W. Fourth, N. And S. Cedar, E. Twelfth, And N. And S. Jackson Sts., Auburn, Indiana
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