Fort Wayne, Indiana: Johnny Appleseed's Grave
The final resting place of America's beloved agri-hobo. The grave is in a memorial park, the plot surrounded by a wrought iron fence.
Johnny Appleseed Memorial Park
- Address:
- 3800 Parnell Ave., Fort Wayne, IN
- Directions:
- On the northwest side of the city. I-69 exits 311 or 312. South on either Lima or Coldwater Rds, then turn left onto Coliseum Blvd/Hwy 930, then turn right onto Parnell Ave behind the Coliseum. Drive south on Parnell, and just past the Coliseum turn left into the small driveway below the power lines and across the street from Spy Run Ave. Extension. The grave is at the end of the driveway, at the top of the hill, framed by hedges.
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Oddly enough - no apple trees around it...
[Stephen Francia, 05/12/2020]
Hard to find, but once you do, you can check Johnny Appleseed's Grave off of your list. I like historical stuff and information, so I liked it.
[Kelly, 11/25/2018]
The GPS will take you to a private golf club on the other side of the hill from the Coliseum parking lot. Start up the wood-chip path toward the apple trees on the right. The grave is at the top of the little hill. It's covered with little green apples from the surrounding trees.
[Kitsa, 07/15/2017]
Take the trail to the south. See sign on Parnell Street. Park up on hill to the east of the grave site (picnic area).
[Buck Rogers, 05/24/2017]
The Johnny Appleseed Grave is on a side road past the baseball park.
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