Image: Downtown Geneva, Indiana

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Description: Buildings on the western end of the southern side of the 400 block of E. Line Street in Geneva, Indiana, United States. The buildings are as follows: 416, built 1885, Romanesque Revival: Charles B. Porter Drugstore 408, built 1885, Romanesque Revival: Shamrock Block, including post office 406, undated, Italianate: Highline Restaurant 340, built 1882, Italianate: Briggs Hardware Building 332-334, built 1890, Romanesque Revival: Aspy & Miller/Rayn Building 310, built 1898, Italianate 304, built 1898, Italianate This block is part of the Geneva Downtown Commercial Historic District, a historic district that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Title: Downtown Geneva, Indiana
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