A–Z: G

G

• Gabriel DeLobbe: the saboteur who taught Fort Wayne to see Photographers
• The gang era, tested · the famous gangs robbed around Fort Wayne, not in it Bank Robberies
• The garage era: bands, radio studios, and records of their own Music
• The garden ring: truck farms and market gardens Farms & Crops
• The gay bars: Tulisa's to After Dark Bars & Nightclubs
• The GE Broadway Campus and Electric Works — the Industrial Sublime, Reused Architecture
• The Genealogy Center's national standing Libraries
• The Genealogy Center, Allen County Public Library Sources
• The Genealogy Center: DAR shelves and the book hunts Libraries
• General Electric · superchargers, then engine controls Military
• General Lavine: the Fort Wayne-raised eccentric Comedy
• The general-aviation layer: Chapter 2, the schools, and the fight to keep Smith Field Airports
• Gentlemen's clubs: the adult rooms and the courts Bars & Nightclubs
• George E. Ganiere: the general's second sculptor Artists
• George J. Parrot, the children's photographer Photographers
• George Jacobs Notable People
• George Jacobs and Ethel Mossman Jacobs: the enamel that made magnet wire Inventors & Inventions
• George Kalamaras — the poet laureate of the Fort Wayne faculty Authors & Books
• George W. Wood Notable People
• George Yardley: the Piston who carried Fort Wayne to two Finals Sports Players
• Georgetown Neighborhoods
• Georgetown Branch Libraries
• Georgetown Square: the neighborhood center that outlasted the malls Malls & Shopping
• German American National Bank — Lincoln National Bank and Trust Businesses
• The German century: two parish systems and the downtown churchscape Churches & Religion
• The German city sings: Turners, Männerchor, and Germanfest Culture
• The German city: the foreign-born series Population
• The German-Language Press — Eighty-Four Years in German Newspapers & Media
• Gertrude A. Muller: the Toidey and the first car seats Inventors & Inventions
• The Ghost Economy — Books, Tours and Directories Ghost Stories
• Ghost Stories Section
• Glenbrook Commons: the mall's power-center shadow Malls & Shopping
• Glenbrook Dodge and the flag: eighteen employees to a landmark The Dealerships
• Glenbrook Square: the region's mall Malls & Shopping
• Glenwood Park Elementary School Schools & Colleges
• "The Glorious Gateway of the West" — the Pageant at Reservoir Park Parks & City Planning
• GM Fort Wayne Assembly: the living plant, at its true address Automobiles
• Goshen Road and Goshen Avenue — Five Points Main Roads & Corridors
• Government Section
• Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church (1891) Churches & Religion
• The Grand Army of the Republic: the veterans who ran the lodge city Lodges & Fraternal Orders
• Grand Leader — later Stillman's Businesses
• The Grand Leader, Stillman's, and the move to the malls Fashion
• The grape before the winery: Catawba dreams and a wine trade Wineries & Distilleries
• The grave that was lost for a hundred years — and found scattered Historical Mysteries
• The great campaigns: Fort Wayne's habit of the joint ask Foundations & Nonprofits
• Great Fortunes Section
• The Greater Fort Wayne Aviation Museum Museums
• Greenville, 1795: the six miles square at the confluence Land Treaties & Titles
• Gregory W. Becker Notable People
• Grieger Chevrolet: the manager who went into business for himself The Dealerships
• Griswold's other Fort Wayne works (1914–1927) Sources
• Griswold, The Pictorial History of Fort Wayne, Indiana (1917) Sources
• The ground itself: Leverett & Taylor, the ROI reports, Fleming Sources
• The Ground: Franke Park and the 1952 Preserve Zoo
• The guest years: the Coliseum and other locations Fairs