Exploring the history behind the construction of the Indiana State Library by the William P. Jungclaus Co.

Exploring the history behind several old Indianapolis bridge photos won from an eBay auction.

Examining one of the largest fires in the history of Indianapolis, and the efforts of the Indianapolis Fire Department in fighting the fire.

Indianapolis once had two official city markets. This post explores the history of the now long-gone Western Market House.

Analyzing a recent eBay find of images from the old Marion County courthouse formerly located in downtown Indianapolis.

Exploring the history of Pearl Street, the biggest 'little' street in Indianapolis.

Exploring the history of the Circle Tower in Indianapolis, designed by Rubush & Hunter, and constructed by the William P. Jungclaus Co.

Exploring several highlights contained within a 1981 panoramic photo taken of Indianapolis from a vantage point in White River State Park.

Exploring the history of the neighborhood around 12th Street and the Canal in Indianapolis through the photography of O. James Fox.

Exploring the history of William P. Jungclaus and the founding of the present day Jungclaus Campbell general contracting firm.

Exploring the history of the Meridian Street Methodist Church's location in Butler-Tarkington.

Reminiscing about the discovery of a potentially historical structure during the construction of the JW Marriott Hotel.

Exploring the complicated history of the Marion County, Indiana poor farm from its founding to the middle of the 20th century.

Taking a look at the history of the Fair Building, a mainstay of the 300 hundred block of W. Washington Street in Indianapolis since 1920.

Exploring the plan, and fate, of the Indiana Centennial Plaza

Exploring the history behind the Riverside Park bear pit in Indianapolis.

Exploring the placement of a new historical marker explaining the history of Booth Tarkington and his home on Meridian St. in Indianapolis.

Exploring the history of the sometimes violent Real Silk strike which struck Indianapolis in the spring of 1934.

Exploring the history and site of the now defunct Udell Furniture Works in Indianapolis.

Investigating the history of a bunch of bricks along the Central Canal walk in downtown Indianapolis.