Fort Wayne's Tallest Buildings
For much of Fort Wayne's history (until 1902), steeples dominated the downtown skyline; thus, one of Fort Wayne's nicknames: "The City of Churches". Here is a list of the city's current tallest buildings:
| Building | Height | Floors | Built |
| One Summit Square | 442' | 27 | 1982 |
| PNC Center | 339' | 26 | 1970 |
| Lincoln National Bank Tower | 312' | 22 | 1930 |
| Allen County Courthouse | 238' | 3 | 1902 |
| First Presbyterian Church | 220' | 1950 | |
| St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church | 214' | 1889 | |
| Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception | 192' | 1860 | |
| Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church | 179' | 1923 | |
| Commerce Building | 174' | 13 | 1923 |
| Anthony Wayne Building | 167' | 14 | 1964 |
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tallest_buildings_in_Fort_Wayne
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