St Mary’s Church 1910 (one block from Cultural Trail)
St Mary’s Catholic Church, the steeples of which can be seen from many parts of the city’s downtown, as well… read more
1929 Scottish Rite Cathedral on the Glick Peace Walk
Described as one of the finest examples of Neo-Gothic architecture in the United States, the Scottish Rite Cathedral runs adjacent to the Glick Peace… read more
Old Indianapolis City Hall of 1910
Right on the Indianapolis Cultural Trail, on Alabama St (at Ohio St.), this powerful looking building with no name on it, … read more
Indianapolis Repertory Theatre & Indiana Ballroom on the Cultural Trail at Capitol Ave.
It is here that you will see doormen working the awning covered sidewalk as they direct guests to the shows as… read more
Price Hammond Block Building – Built 1874
Located at the corner of Mass Ave and New York, one block from, the Indianapolis Cultural Trail, this is the Price… read more
Tomlinson Hall, the Convention Center of 19th Century Indianapolis, next to City Market
In the plaza to the left of Indianapolis City Market is this arch that esteemed city historian, William Selm, is explaining. From… read more
Columbia Club at the Indianapolis Soldiers & Sailors Monument
This is the Columbia Club. It was formed in 1888 as a clubhouse to get Indianapolis lawyer, Benjamin Harrison, elected as… read more
Roberts Park Methodist Church on Indianapolis Cultural Trail
This is the view of Roberts Park Methodist Church from Delaware St. It was built in 1876. The parking lot… read more
Kurt Vonnegut Mural on Indianapolis Cultural Trail
This is Kurt Vonnegut, the famous author who wrote “Slaughterhouse Five”. It is taken from the Indianapolis Cultural Trail: A Legacy… read more
Indianapolis Water Co First 1870 Water Pumphouse in White River State Park
This one-story, brick structure with slate roof and copper finishings, sits in White River State Park next to the White… read more
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