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Geneva is the southern-most town in Adams County, Indiana. This mostly rural area is located approximately 45 minutes south of Fort Wayne, and two hours northeast of Indianapolis.
Once a booming oil town in the 1800's, a fire decimated the area. This resulted in the banning of wood buildings and mandanting brick, stone, or iron, giving the town its historical downtown district that is so well known today. This downtown distric was placed on the National List of Historic Places in 2002.
Though a small town, Geneva offers various ammenities and attractions, many of which are shown on our website.
Whatever the reason for visiting Geneva, please enjoy your stay.
Support Local Animal Shelter
Looking for a furry friend to become a part of your family? Consider adopting a dog or cat from your local animal shelter. An adopted pet will provide unconditional love and companionship to all.
Conserve Water
It's our most precious natural resource. Every drop counts...
Shop Local
Whether it is a local farmer's market or main street shops, shopping local sustains our community and supports local merchants. A win-win for all!
Geneva Town Hall
Featured News
Honoring Geneva Veterans Banner Donations
7/28/2025
Donations are now being accepted for the Honoring Geneva Military Veterans banner project!!
Donations can be dropped off at the Geneva Town Hall or mailed to:
Geneva Proud, PO Box 2, Geneva, IN 46740
Be sure to include “Veteran Banner Project” with your donation.
The application process for...
Adams County Vision Plan Input Survey
6/24/2025
We want to hear from you! Complete the short survey at the QR code to share your vision for the future of Adams County.
Honoring Geneva Military Veterans
6/21/2025
Military service is something that should be respected and honored and the Town of Geneva is committed to supporting our veteran community. Geneva Clerk-Treasurer Tina Booth, on behalf of the Town of Geneva, is initiating a project to honor local veterans by displaying military banners in...