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Fredonia Allen started Tudor Hall at 16th and Meridian and the school moved multiple times, it seems. Tudor Hall eventually merged with Park School, which had started as Brooks School For Boys.
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Copied this off ebay and would have been happy to link to it if it were still there, but gives you an idea of what the first Tudor Hall looked like.

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TUDOR HALL + …

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…THE BROOKS SCHOOL = PARK TUDOR, ad 1920

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2 responses to “Then & Now Off 16th”

  1. Tracy says:

    I love this! I lived at 1547 N College for a short time (we were military and living in Indianapolis for IUPUI) and loved that area!

  2. Theresa Cox says:

    The first Tudor hall was in my gg-granduncle’s house…he was Alonzo Hendrickson, and he was a pretty well known trader in furs and hats. It is so great to see a picture of the house! They only had one child in that huge home! Alonzo’s wife, (my gg-grandaunt, Lucinda left him and moved to Long Beach, California… sure there was a story there.

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