County

[28] Greene Co, IN

Sides Painted

Color

Black

Structure

Barn

Unique Characteristics

None

Still Standing

Yes, Faded away

Credits

Photos 1 & 2 by Tom Plimpton (1987).

Photo 3 by unknown.

Photo 4 Google street view (July 2023).

Photo 5 Google satellite image.

Other Information

Photo 1 is an enlarged inset view from Photo 2 and is provided so the word 'POUCH' is visible. It is apparent for several reasons that the building was taller (possible an additional story or two) in the past. Above 'POUCH' would have been the same letter size "MAIL' and above that a smaller letter 'CHEW'. The frame line running across the top of what is left of the sign is a differnt color than the bottom and side,s lines. The east exterior wall of the building to the west of the Mail Pouch' building obviously was not an exterior wall at one time and Photo 5 (satellite image) looking down at the roof, the building has obviously been reroofed.

Where to find it

*GONE* (faded away) Along the northside of W. Vincennes St. west of IN-59 (N. Main St.), in Linton, by about 75'. The two-story brick building is on the right side of W. Vincennes St. headed west. The Mail Pouch sign faced east. One side. Original Black background.

Address

32 W Vincennes St

City

Linton

State

Zipcode

47441

Country

USA

Latitude

N 39° 02.05'

Longitude

W -87° 09.99'

lat

39.03418034

lng

-87.16644685