TouchScreenTravels

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Roanoke

Serious about fun

Roanoke's history stretches back to July 4th, 1835, when the Wabash–Erie Canal officially opened connecting Fort Wayne to Dickey Lock, roughly where U.S. 24 and Second Street now intersect.

Railroads replaced the canals and 21 years later, the Wabash Railroad laid its tracks along the old canal towpath. Now, U.S. 24 follows the same route.

Roanoke was once a stop on the Wabash & Erie Canal, check out this connection to the past as well as other local history at the Roanoke Area Heritage Center.

Inn & restaurant Joseph Decuis

The downtown, charmingly restored, is home to Joseph Decuis, a great restaurant and deli, their retail store and sandwich shop, and for places to stay and in the downtown, inn

Other businesses

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Fort Wayne & Around

Image by Jane Simon Ammeson