What is Fort Wayne, Indiana known for?

Indiana is turning 200. That's a lot of history that many residents may not be aware of, even if they took a state civics course in high school. So we've come up with some well-known, and maybe not so well-known, tidbits about Fort Wayne and the surrounding areas. 1. read more

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Fort Wayne is known for industry innovation. Probably the best example is Philo Farnsworth’s development of the television. Ed White and Bowmar for the personal calculator that broke ground for personal handheld electronics that we all carry today. read more

Fort Wayne is home to Indiana's fifth largest public university, Indiana University – Purdue University Fort Wayne (IPFW), enrolling 13,459 students. IPFW is home to the Fort Wayne Center for Medical Education, a branch of the Indiana University School of Medicine. read more

Fort Wayne is known for industry innovation. Probably the best example is Philo Farnsworth’s development of the television. read more

The design was developed by the PRR's Fort Wayne (Fort Wayne, Indiana) Shops and orders were placed with Alco (Brooks) (35 locomotives) and Baldwin (Baldwin Locomotive Works) (25 locomotives) for a total of 60; the first Alco locomotive was delivered in December 1918, with the remainder arriving during 1919. read more