Hotel Indiana

111 West Market Street

Built: 1920

Style: Georgian Revival

In the early twentieth century, Wabash residents agreed upon the importance of the "establishment of a high class, modern hotel." This goal was accomplished with the opening of the Hotel Indiana in May of 1920. At the time, it was thought that no other hotel in the area could compete with this state-of-the-art facility. The building is also referred to as the Red Apple Inn.

The Georgian Revival style of the Hotel Indiana is emphasized by the six-over-six window sashes, flat brick arches over the windows, and symmetry of the design. Other notable features include its monumental size and decorative heraldic shield.