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T<\/span><\/strong>his is the United Methodist Church at Fletcher and Virginia where the\u00a0Fountain Square section of the\u00a0Indianapolis Cultural Trail begins. Built in 1880, they have been converted to luxury condominiums……<\/span><\/p>\n

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This is the United Methodist Church at Fletcher and Virginia where the\u00a0Fountain Square section of the\u00a0Indianapolis Cultural Trail begins. 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