This little yard is crisscrossed with clotheslines decorated converge on a short flagpole in the middle of the space with an American flag. The little dog's name is Bandit.

This place is on Jones Street, east of College Street, an old brick road on the southern edge of the West Central neighborhood in downtown Fort Wayne, Indiana. The houses are right against the sidewalk, with no front yards, and small back yards barely big enough to serve as a driveway for a single car.

Most of the neighborhood to the north consists of large, opulent houses that were home to Fort Wayne's elite a century ago. The houses on this street are small, and in poorer condition. The western half of the largely empty General Electric plant that once employed thousands of people here is right across the railroad tracks that run along the south side of Jones Street.

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