Founded between 1876-1880 by John A. Ball, from Raleigh, North Carolina, Enigma was incorporated in 1906.
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Main Street, Enigma
Most of the storefronts in Enigma are hip-roofed, giving the town an appearance more typical of the late 19th century than of the 21st.
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Historic Storefront, Enigma
Sara Turner, who owns this building, notes that it was an old store at one time but will soon be reopened as a pharmacy. It’s always great to see these places get a new lease on life.
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Enigma United Methodist Church, Berrien County
The first Methodist church in Enigma, a simple frame structure, was built near this site in 1886. In 1887, a more formal church was built. During the ministry of N. H. Olmstead, the structure was destroyed during a storm and the present example rebuilt with its timbers.
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Fender House, Enigma
Wesley Fender writes that this was the home of his grandmother, Dora Bernice Andrews Fender.
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