Posted in: Friday Favorites Friday Favorite: In Love with Early Indy Newspapers

Loving Indy’s Early Newspapers If you’re a history lover, there’s no cozier Indy place to perch on a brisk winter afternoon than the architecturally beautiful Indiana State Library. A recent visit to the card catalogs there — yes,...

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Posted in: Building Language Building Language: Cornerstone

Cornerstone. The cornerstone is one of the great features of any historic building. The cornerstone, typically literal in its presentation, is a major stone placed near the bottom corner of a structure. You may hear...

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Posted in: Friday Favorites Friday Favorite: Indiana State Library

Who doesn’t love this place? Pierre & Wright’s design was chosen from 38 submissions, winning $2,000. The building has 171 feet frontage along Ohio Street and is 168 feet wide. Staff started moved in January...

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Posted in: Building Language Building Language: Art Deco

The Circle Tower, 5 East Market St, Art Deco Ornament at Entrance Art Deco. There’s something about the Art Deco style you have to love – I’ve always been drawn to the modern elements of the...

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