Welcome to Elwood History, a digital journey through the people, places, stories, and traditions that have shaped the community of Elwood, Indiana. From its early beginnings and growth along the railroad to the families, businesses, industries, schools, churches, civic organizations, and neighborhoods that helped build the community, Elwood’s history is a story of generations of people who called this place home.
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