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<br />· <br /> <br />the town's central water Supply, started in the basement of the <br />Electric Company's bUilding on East Main Street. <br /> <br />Before the early 1900's, a dynamo company furnished carbon arc <br />light to the center of town. Steam heat was also offered for a <br />short time. Central electrical company's stock was purchased by <br />Indianapolis Light and Heat Company, now known as Indianapolis <br />Power and Light Company. In 1951, the water system was sold t <br />Hoosier Water Company~ Later, an overhead water tower was <br />constructed. <br /> <br />The town's telephone service began in 1901 and was later <br />organized as the Mooresville Mutual Telephone Company. It was <br />sold to Indiana Bell Telephone Company in 1956, following <br />several short changes of ownership. <br /> <br />The electric interurban system, which provided transportation <br />service to Indianapolis and Martinsville, was completed in 1902 <br />and was critical to the expansion of Mooresville. It promoted <br />employment and education as residents traveled daily to <br />Indianapolis and back on its hourly runs. Increased Use of <br />buses and automobiles caused it to cease operations in 1931. <br /> <br />In 1927, the Lindley business' building at the southwest corner <br />of Indiana and Main streets burned. A number of town records <br />were lost in a fire. The Town Hall was built in 1932 to provide <br />a,new home tor town government. <br /> <br />The IBBl addition to the Quaker Academy Building was removed in <br />1936, and the Newby School was constructed. An addition was <br />made in 1954. In 1955, Brown, Madison and Harrison Township <br />schools were consolidated with Mooresville's. The new <br />corporation purchased ground on Indiana Street, where a high <br />school was built in 1959. It had four major additions in the <br />next thirty years. Paul Hadley Junior High School and Northwood <br />Elementary School were built in 1964 and 1965. New Elementary <br />schools were also built in after the consolidation to serve the <br />other townships. <br /> <br />In relatively recent history, North Park was given to the town <br />in the early 1960's by developer Bob Dunn. The town built its <br />present firehouse in 1970, and in 1971 the town purchased <br />Pioneer Park. The Brown Township firehouse was built in 1976, <br />and the town park district expanded to include Brown Township in <br />19B7. The library district opened a new library at the corner <br />of Monroe and Harrison Streets in 1988. An outdoor swimming <br />pool was opened at Pioneer Park in 1989. <br /> <br />Population <br /> <br />'- <br /> <br />Since their early development, Mooresville and Brown Township <br />have experienced steady population growth. The increases <br />illustrated in Figure 4 show population changes similar to most <br />communities bordering on Indianapolis. Prior to 1950, growth <br /> <br />Existing Conditions 8 <br />
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