This old brick building is on Toledo Street, the "Main Street" of the small town of Fremont, Indiana. The fire escape on the front makes it look like something taken from a large city and dropped into the small town, where it looks out of place.

The first floor is home to a storefront church, The Well At Fremont Baptist Church. The sign on the door has the name of the church and the pastor, Carl Esque.

Confusingly, the lettering on the door's window says "Brick House." I originally thought it was the name of the building, but research showed that The Brick House was the name of another storefront church that occupied the space before The Well At Fremont.

At the top of the building's front facade is a limestone block with the linked-ring logo of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Fraternal organizations like the Odd Fellows and the Freemasons built many interesting buildings like this one in Indiana's small towns, though many are no longer used by the groups that built them.

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