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Tippecanoe Place
1889
South Bend, Indiana
Public domain · Wikimedia Commons
Clement Studebaker built a forty-room stone house with twenty fireplaces a short walk from the works, and entertained two presidents in it. The family let it go in the Depression. It has since been a school, a Red Cross office and, since 1980, a restaurant, which means the public can walk into the front hall of the wagon fortune.
That was 1 of the hidden places.
Location: historic site
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