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National City Center
Formerly: Fort Wayne National Bank Building
Type: Skyscraper
Stories: 26
Fort Wayne, United States
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L ike other skyscrapers in Fort Wayne, this one is a banking monolith. At 26 stories, it makes quite an impact on the skyline. But its real impact is on the children of the city. Every year, the building hosts a Christmas light display featuring Santa Claus. When it was converted from Fort Wayne National to National City, there was much wailing and gnashing of teeth as people worried that the larger corporate entity would do away with their holiday tradition. After a US$4,000,000.00 renovation of the first seven stories of the façade, Santa Claus is back and things are right once again.

 
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