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New Haven was platted by Henry Burgess. One of the homes of the founding family still stands today and remains the oldest home in Jefferson Township. The city was incorporated back in 1865. The building for the Central Lutheran School was once the home of Henry's son-in-law and another structure that the family is responsible for stands in another part of town. As you can imagine, history is all around the residents of New Haven.

New Haven offers a diverse economy thanks to a strong agricultural center and one of the sixth largest steel centers in the world. The young people in the area are educated through the East Allen County Schools. New Haven children make use of three elementary schools, a middle school, and a high school. If parents choose to educate their children through private schools, New Haven is home to St. John the Baptist Catholic School and Central Lutheran School. Surprisingly, New Haven is home to its fair share of former athletes. The most popular ex-sports stars include Pinky and Bubbles Hargrave, Norm Ellenberger, and Dan Brown.