The Nappanee
Historic Preservation Commission was created by the Nappanee City Council
in 1988 with passage of the City’s Historic Preservation Ordinance.
The Commission consists of a group of five residents interested in historic
preservation and appointed by the Mayor. The commission works to identify,
protect and promote Nappanee’s historic resources, including landmarks,
the downtown, and neighborhoods. Fore more information about Nappanee’s
historic buildings and heritage, contact the Commission at 219/773-2112
or the address below. Nappanee Municipal Center P.O. Box 29 300 West
Lincoln Street Nappanee, IN 46550
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- Baltimore & Ohio Depot (1910)
- First National Bank (1908)
- Farmers and Traders Bank
(1915)
- Bechtel Building (1888)
- Price Hospital (1913)
- Post
Office (1935)
- Lamar Mutschler House (1924)
- Albert Mutschler House (1910)
- Carlyle Mutschler House
(1935)
- Harold Zook House (ca. 1910)
- Fred Coppes House (ca. 1912
- 1915)
- Tom Pricket House (1904)
- Karl Freese Sr. House (1910)
- Speculative Coppes Houses
(1905)
- Luella Slipher "Muzzy’s"
House (1936)
- Richard Chapman House (1929)
- Coppes Factory (ca. 1876-1900s)
- Harvey Coppes House (1910)
- Frank Coppes House (1887)
- John Coppes House (1895)
- United Brethren Church (1928)
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