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EVERY MAJOR BUILT LOSS THE RECORD CARRIES — FATE-UNKNOWNS NEVER COUNTED
The losses, in one list, dated where the record dates them; courses live in their home files, the ledger is this section's. The Potato Creek gristmill (1837) — closed within a few years after the millpond was drained (the draining's own date a named gap in the banked businesses file). The Potato Creek sawmill (1839) — closed on the same course. The Cole Brothers planing mill — built 1866, burned 1871; the firm reincorporated 1873 as the North Liberty Manufacturing Company and continued into the twentieth century, no end date in any carrier. The Wabash combination depot — torn down, after January 1978, demolition date unreached (G-W1T-1). The Wabash rail corridor through town — abandoned 1989 (the INDOT list's Gary East Line docket, Pine to Wakarusa, as the banked trains file carries it, with its C103 caution); the corridor survives as a town-owned linear parcel along Wabash Avenue. The Three I rail line — abandonment 1982 against track removed 1983, at secondary strength, as the banked conflict C102 prints it; the corridor survives in part as the Tamarack Trail. Inks Family Cemetery — the ground lost, stones and records gone, undated in the county record. Snell Family / Snell-Miller Cemetery — reduced to one stone by 2017. Kept out of the count, with reasons: the CI&S/NYC depot (fate after c. 1962 unknown, G-W1T-2); the 1868 high-school building and the North Liberty High School building (fates unstated, G-SC-2/G-SC-3); St. Philip's church (lightning-damaged 1892, the building surviving); the Methodist church of 1851 (replaced 1878 — a succession, not a disaster loss); the North Liberty State Bank (closed by the state 17 January 1927 — an institutional loss whose building stands in the Commercial District); the Seventh-Day Adventist church building (built 1868, congregation gone from the roll, building fate unreached, G-RL-4). Hotels: no line — no first hotel for the town was ever settled in the Story of North Liberty section, and no hotel loss is dated in any carrier reached; the ledger prints the hotels line empty rather than borrow one.
Banked Businesses, Railroads, Main Roads & Corridors, Banks, Churches & Religion; SBAGS locations file (cemetery losses); conflicts C102/C103 as banked.