The bank buildings as buildings the record supports

The eight offices of the present row, verified November 2026 · pointer size, as the row directs

No Architecture fragment exists in the Granger set for this row to cross-reference; the cross-reference runs instead to the corridor and neighbourhood record, and the buildings are described at the size that record supports — their forms and tenancies, which are the architectural facts in hand. The row holds three building types. Standalone bank buildings on the state-road corridor: 1st Source Bank's purpose-built office at 12460 IN-23; Lake City Bank at 12830 Adams Road (the Indiana DFI record renders the same branch address as "12830 SR 23, Granger, IN 46530" while the bank's own locator gives 12830 Adams Rd — both printed as given; the Adams Road / SR 23 corner is the site, and no parcel geometry is asserted); Notre Dame Federal Credit Union at 14535 IN-23; Everwise Credit Union at 13050 IN-23. The in-store banking centre, a period artifact in its own right: the Granger Martin's Banking Center, a 1st Source office inside the Martin's supermarket at 12850 IN-23 — a bank as a tenancy inside a grocery, the form that marked the corridor era's first counters. Shopping-centre tenancies: United Federal Credit Union at 7514 Gumwood Road in the Toscana Park development, and Old National Bank at 7030 Heritage Square Drive in the Heritage Square development — the latter carrying the row's known addressing seam, the bank's own locator saying Granger while map data says Mishawaka, printed both ways in the banked fragment and carried here by reference. The outlier in form as in geography is Communitywide Federal Credit Union at 52550 Fir Road, a standalone office off the corridor entirely, on the CDP's western side.

The remainder is named as a gap, not filled by inference: construction dates, architects, styles, and parcel histories for the eight offices were not found in the open sources searched — no county GIS or parcel record for any of the eight was retrieved. The building-level record for each office is settled by the St. Joseph County parcel/GIS record and county building records — the same assessor-portal settler the banked set names for its GAP-BIZ-1 addressing question. What stands built in this article is the tenancy-and-form record: two purpose-built corridor offices and two more standalone branches, one bank inside a supermarket, two banks as shopping-centre tenants, and one office alone on Fir Road.