Lantz House, Centerville, Indiana

This "archway house", one of five located in historic Centerville, Indiana, was originally the home and shop of wagonmaker, Daniel Lantz. The building next door, built in 1826, was originally a saddlery and a blacksmith shop. The Lantz House Inn was formerly operated as a Bed & Breakfast, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as part of Centerville's Historic District.

Photo: Lantz House with Archway

Photo taken March 14, 2006

FacebookYouTubeFlickrTwitter

Graphic: Calendar with "Today's Events" on the front page.

WayNet is Sponsored by:
Reid Health
We R Richmond - Richmond Community Schools
Morrisson-Reeves Library
City of Richmond, Indiana

Featured Member

Burton & Simkin Attorneys

Community Photo

More Photos:
Wayne County | WayNet Albums

Did You Know?

Oliver P. Morton, who served as the 14th Governor of Indiana during the American Civil War, was a Wayne County native. His family home still stands along the National Road on the west side of Centerville.