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
United Methodist Church at Start of Fountain Square, Indianapolis
This is the United Methodist Church at Fletcher and Virginia where the Fountain Square section of the Indianapolis Cultural Trail begins. Built… read more
Soldiers and Sailors Monument, the Center of Indianapolis
Built in 1888, Indianapolis radiates out from this powerful 285-foot tall monument that is only 15-feet shorter than the 1886 Statue… read more
Christ Church, an Episcopal church built in 1857 on Monument Circle
Christ Church, an Episcopal church built in 1857 on Monument Circle well before the Soldiers and Sailors Monument of 1888…. read more
Carl Fisher saturated Indianapolis with the Eagle HiWheel
Indianapolis is where Carl Fisher (excerpt from the chapter about Fisher in “How Indianapolis Built America and How it will… read more
Indianapolis Union Train Station – First in the Nation!
This is Union Station in Indianapolis, now known as Crowne Plaza Indianapolis Downtown Union Station. It was this station that… read more
The old Sears-Roebuck Department Store Building on the Indianapolis Cultural Trail
This is the old Sears-Roebuck department store building, built in 1929, where Needler’s Market now occupies the whole bottom floor (where… read more
What Indianapolis Auto Row has Become Today
Looking north and south on Capitol Ave from Michigan Street, the northern direction (top picture) all the way to 16th… read more
Before and After of the 1909 Fisher Automobile Co now a Krogers/Lodging Complex
Before and After. The first is of the Fisher Automobile Co, the catalyst for America’s first coast-to-coast road, the Lincoln… read more
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