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As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe NowA 153-year-old farmhouse that had faced possible demolition has been moved from its longtime perch along a central Indiana highway to a new, permanent location.
The Kincaid House was moved Saturday to a new site about a half-mile north of where it had long stood along Interstate 69 in the Hamilton County town of Fishers, WISH-TV Channel 8 reported.
The two-story brick home's was moved to a two-acre plot donated by Navient, a student loan company, after the home's original property was sold to a developer.
Project architect Darren Peterson says "it takes a mountain of people" to move a building as heavy as the farmhouse.
The old farmhouse is now owned by Nickel Plate Arts, which will determine over the next few months its future use.
A crowdfunding campaign helped pay for moving the house.
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