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Famous Locations
The boundary, stated once at the top
The boundary is stated plainly, once, here: the world-famous ground of this county stands outside Lakeville's limits and is claimed in this section at boundary size, never annexed. That ground is the University of Notre Dame…
The famous-grave test, run over every ground in the cemeteries file
Eight grounds read against the test
No famous grave stands in Lakeville or Union Township, and no grave here was ever moved for fame — the test is run ground by ground so the negative is a finding, not an omission. The cemeteries file works eight grounds: Lakeville…
Industrial fame on the ground: the proving ground, the tree sign, and where the signature objects live
The Studebaker test applied to this ground; Hoosier's share stated
Lakeville has no proving ground; the county's famous one stands west of South Bend, and printing the test whole requires saying both halves. Hoosier Racing Tire's Lakeville ground is a headquarters and distribution centre on…
The National Historic Landmark test for this ground
The Park Service list for Indiana, read for St. Joseph County
There is no National Historic Landmark in Lakeville or Union Township; the county holds exactly one, and the test prints the whole ladder so Register fame is never inflated into Landmark fame. The National Park Service's Landmark…
Fame's forwarding address: the buildings departed institutions left
The test run at town size, then at the county's pattern size
On Lakeville ground the forwarding-address test returns its hardest form: the town's departed famous institutions left no buildings at all. The institutions that made Lakeville known beyond itself and then departed are its two…
The crime corner at its exact size: the parsonage, 29–30 April 1989
The locations roll named the parsonage without its date; the date stands in the crime file and is printed here at the size the checklist demands. On the evening of 29 April 1989 — LaVille prom night — the Reverend Robert Pelley…
The saved-for-a-dollar test: a rescued landmark on this ground?
Tested against the heritage record, whole
No building on this ground was ever saved for a dollar, rescued by a preservation buyer, or spared at the last hour in any carrier reached — and the heritage record is complete enough for that negative to print as the item's true…
Fame without a findable ground, printed as such
Two of Lakeville's famous locations are famous without a ground a visitor can stand on, and this article frames them as the checklist's no-ground case, expressly. The first is Earl's tavern site: a documented stand on the…
Closing confusions: places filed under the wrong Lakeville, corrected one by one
The locations leg closes by correcting, place by place, the confusions the rest of the build dispelled one at a time. First: Lakeville, Minnesota — a city many times this town's size, whose museums, cases, businesses and…