Indianapolis Then & Now: 10th & Delaware
With deepest thanks to Jeff Congdon for the generous donation of a scanner. Without the immense...
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Tag: community
Community Involvement? The New Year’s Resolution Starter Kit
We’re all for switching things up now and then, and since our friends over at SmallBox have...
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Indianapolis Then & Now: Von Spreckelsen Cottage/Cottage Home Community Space 722 N. Highland Avenue
This charming Folk Victorian cottage was built at 722 N. Highland Avenue in the 1880s by carpenter...
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Heritage Steward: Lorraine Phillips Vavul
*As a side note, this week we wanted to showcase a devoted volunteer who works at this job in...
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Sunday Prayers: Commercial Building at Alabama & 19th
Due to the surprise unearthed in today’s Sunday Advert–knowing Taggart Bread formerly...
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Indianapolis Then and Now: Fletcher Triangle Park Brookside and Arsenal Avenues
“Placemaking” is a popular word among planning types these days. The word originated in the 1960s...
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Indianapolis Then and Now: IOOF Capital Lodge 2102 E. Washington Street
In May 1927 a tornado slammed into the east side of Indianapolis destroying dozens of buildings....
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Visit the Oldest Public Library Branch in the City, Englewood’s East Washington Branch
2822 East Washington Street library, “Indianapolis Public Library” “Branch No. 3” claims the...
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Deep rooted history in Mapleton-Fall Creek
Usually, I gravitate towards the neighborhoods nearest to the Mile Square–the older, the...
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