HeyJaredThe Woodward Chronicles
Stories of Wabash County, told by the man who preserved them.
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The Tracks That Built Wabash: Industry, Innovation, and an Inventive Spirit (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Woodward Chronicles, we trace the roots of Wabash County’s growth—from the arrival of the canal in the 1830s to the powerful expansion of railroads that transformed the region into a hub of opportunity. Early turnpikes and toll roads reveal the grit it took to move people and goods, while the formation of commercial clubs highlights a long-standing commitment to business attraction and collaboration still seen today. We dive into the industries that shaped the community, f
Mills, Moonshine & Mussels (opens the original)
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Before factories lined the riverbanks and industry powered progress, Wabash County’s economy was built by grit, ingenuity, and the natural resources of the land and water. In this episode of The Woodward Chronicles , we explore the earliest forms of manufacturing in Wabash County—from the vital role of grist mills that turned local grain into food and commerce, to the production of corn liquor that reflected both necessity and frontier culture. We also dive into the once-booming mussel digging i
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