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CEDAR LAKE â The town is gearing up to build a new pier behind town hall and in front of the Cedar Lake Historical Association.Â
The pier is a partnership between the town and historical society, which recently approached the town to install a pier in front of its building to accommodate its new exhibit, Stream Through History.
The new pier will be 30 feet longer than the existing municipal pier, and will be open to the public. Previously, the pier was for police, fire and Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) use only.Â
Ride along with LaPorte Police Specialist Justin Dyer as he patrols the streets of LaPorte.
For years now, Bob Nawrocki has been trying to get to the bottom of a mystery that dates back to 1954.
The story begins with two brothers, Fred and Floyd Perry, who dreamed of becoming railroad tycoons. So much so, that they spent seven years building their very own locomotive in the backyard of Fred’s small house at 44. S. Whitney St. in St. Augustine.
That’s right. They built a 60,000-pound, 36-foot-long completely functional narrow-gauge steam locomotive Fred called Engine 425. They bought the plans from a company that was making steam railroad engines. They did all of their machine work; they had casting done by a local pattern place in town; they did all their own welding and painting, said Nawrocki, St. Augustine Historical Society s chief librarian. By 1963, their total cost was well over $71,000.