The concrete Long Line tower east of Goshen is another of ATT’s structures that dates to 1950. Built as part of the company’s first transcontinental microwave route from New York to Chicago, it’s 26 feet square1 and rises 133 feet above the hillside2.
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Indiana’s historic courthouses have always been calling cards for travelers. Often reaching unprecedented heights, they stood as testaments to a county’s ambition and vision! Believe it or not, Elkhart County once featured a courthouse too tall for its county seat. In 1905, it was altered to better fit the community. That version still stands, and one of Indiana’s finest.
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