
The Wabash River and its confluence with the Vermilion River anchor this mid-century landscape of western Indiana. The industrial character of the mid-1950s is evident in the presence of a Strip Mine and the active rail lines of the Chicago and Eastern Illinois and New York Central railroads. The town of Cayuga serves as a central hub, flanked by agricultural infrastructure like Grain Storage Bins and the Brickkiln.
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