Posted in: Friday Favorites Friday Favorite: Indy the Patriotic

It’s no secret that in Indy, we love, honor and respect our military. It’s a great source of pride. Most Indy residents can at least tell visitors that Indy is second only to Washington DC...

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Posted in: Friday Favorites Friday Favorite: 6 Trivia Bits, Scottish Rite Cathedral

* This is the largest Scottish Rite cathedral in the world. * It was designed by George F. Schreiber, architect and member, 1926. * The Indianapolis Scottish Rite Cathedral cost $2.5 Million to build. *...

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Posted in: Historic Miscellania 8 Reasons to love Indiana Landmarks Center

Top 8 Reasons I ♥ Indiana Landmarks Center 1. Yeah, it’s self evident: the place is gorgeous. From the roof line to the stained glass windows to the multicolored lighting to the newly named Place de...

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Posted in: Friday Favorites Friday Favorite: Circle Tower

No trip to Indianapolis is complete without a pilgrimage to the round heart pulsating at the city’s epicenter. And while the beloved monument—unquestionable Queen at the pinnacle of this domain—is nationally recognized, the younger Circle...

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Posted in: Friday Favorites Friday Favorite: Cottage Home Historic Neighborhood

We love historic neighborhoods and we know many of you do, too. So, it’s always fun when one of our historic neighborhoods offers a home tour, giving you the chance to wish, dream, admire or...

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Posted in: Friday Favorites Friday Favorite: On Broadway

This is one you’d have to go looking for; it’s not like you’re just going to chance upon it, since there’s no through-way and it abuts the highway that excised a substantial swath between Old...

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Posted in: Friday Favorites Friday Favorite: Gothic Revival, 1925 North Central Avenue

**update**This was originally titled as French Gothic, but after Tim Jensen’s comment, we have reconfirmed with our resident Architectural Historian, Raina Regan that it is indeed a Gothic Revival. So, replacing French Gothic with the...

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