Tag: brick
Minturn Apartments, 22nd & Capitol
by Tiffany Benedict Browne | Feb 7, 2018 | Vintage Flats | 13 |
The city is replete with buildings like this–loaded with potential, sad and forlorn–a...
Read MoreAt Your Leisure: Last Train to Indy
by Jeff Kamm | Apr 24, 2015 | At Your Leisure | 6 |
No passengers can be seen waiting in this 1970 photograph. (Image: Library of Congress) Passing...
Read MoreSunday Prayers: Horner-Terrill Home
by Dawn Olsen | Dec 15, 2013 | Sunday Prayers | 4 |
The Horner-Terrill home, located at the southwest corner of Emerson and Brookville, was built in...
Read MoreHI Mailbag: Mustard Family Properties in Washington Township
by Sharon Butsch Freeland | Aug 13, 2013 | Mailbag | 5 |
Reader’s Question: Have you come across any information about Crown Hill Cemetery and the...
Read MoreSunday Prayers: Dear Katherine …
by Dawn Olsen | Aug 11, 2013 | Sunday Prayers | 6 |
Dear Katherine, I hope this letter finds you. It was difficult to track you down. In fact, it was...
Read MoreSunday Prayers: 131 N. Gladstone
by Dawn Olsen | Aug 4, 2013 | Sunday Prayers | 0 |
I’m in the heart of Tuxedo Park, trying to remember what “Indianapolis...
Read MoreHI Mailbag: The Warren Apartments
by Sharon Butsch Freeland | Jun 11, 2013 | Mailbag | 7 |
Reader’s Question: Can you tell me more about the early history of the Warren Apartments,...
Read MoreSunday Prayers: 619 E. New York St.
by Dawn Olsen | Jun 9, 2013 | Sunday Prayers | 9 |
Homeowner Krsana Henry was devastated when she first walked through 619 E. New York St. Only weeks...
Read MoreHI Mailbag: Former Locations of Pike High School
by Sharon Butsch Freeland | May 14, 2013 | Mailbag | 25 |
Reader’s Question: I live in Pike Township, and I have heard that the old Pike High School...
Read MoreFlats Saved: the L’Avon
by Jordan Ryan | Apr 6, 2013 | Vintage Flats | 9 |
What’s your favorite flatiron building downtown? This apartment building is a potential...
Read MoreSunday Prayers: 430 N. Walcott
by Dawn Olsen | Feb 24, 2013 | Sunday Prayers | 10 |
(photo by Dawn Olsen) Lloyd D. Hammond was a working man. He was a travel agent for at least a...
Read MoreBuilding Language: Coping
by Raina Regan | Nov 13, 2012 | Building Language | 3 |
Coping. The architectural term coping refers to the top course of masonry used to “cap” the top of...
Read MoreBuilding Language: Steeple
by Raina Regan | Oct 30, 2012 | Building Language | 1 |
Steeple. The architectural term steeple refers to the entire tower and spire as found on religious...
Read MoreWTH Weds: Will the Real Historic Home Please Come Forward?
Boarded windows notwithstanding, notice any other issues?
Read MoreBuilding Language: Brick Courses
by Raina Regan | Aug 28, 2012 | Building Language | 1 |
Brick Courses. Everyone has some understanding of brick as a building material. A wide range of...
Read MoreBuilding Language: Chimney
by Raina Regan | Jul 24, 2012 | Building Language | 1 |
Chimney. I highly doubt many of you are using today’s Building Language term – the chimney – in...
Read MoreBuilding Language: Casement Windows
by Raina Regan | Jul 17, 2012 | Building Language | 0 |
Casement Windows.A casement window is a window opened on hinges either on its side, top, or...
Read MoreSunday Prayers: 10 North Delaware
by Tiffany Benedict Browne | Jun 10, 2012 | Sunday Prayers | 2 |
This sweet little brick commercial building at 10 North Delaware Street sorta breaks my heart....
Read MoreBuilding Language: Cast Iron Façade
by Raina Regan | Jun 5, 2012 | Building Language | 1 |
East Washington Street at Southeastern Avenue, Cast Iron Storefronts Cast Iron Façade. The cast...
Read MoreSunday Prayers: Noble Flats
by Tiffany Benedict Browne | May 27, 2012 | Sunday Prayers | 1 |
Have you seen this building? College Avenue just north of Michigan Street. Looks like it has seen...
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