The Lincoln Tower in downtown Fort Wayne, Indiana. The setbacks near the top of the building are illuminated with red, white, and blue lights on the Fourth of July. I photographed it shortly before the fireworks began.

The twenty-two story office building, completed in 1930, was the first skyscraper in Indiana, and it remained the tallest building in the state until a taller office tower was built in Indianapolis in 1962.

The Lincoln Tower was originally the headquarters of Lincoln National Bank (now part of Wells Fargo); and in 1999 it became the headquarters of another locally owned bank, Tower Bank. Tower Bank was bought by Old National Bank in 2013; and they still use the Lincoln Tower as their main office in Fort Wayne.

There are now two taller skyscrapers in Fort Wayne, both soul-less and modern in appearance.

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