Class 900: Indianapolis

Taking a quick look at the history of the Lighthouse, or 'Beacon,' atop the IU Health Methodist Hospital at 16th and Capitol in Indianapolis

Exploring the history of the ruins of a now abandoned brick structure along the Monon Trail in Indianapolis.

Exploring the rather straightforward history of the Chase bank building at Illinois and Westfield Boulevard in Butler-Tarkington.

Exploring the history behind the founding location of the Allison Transmission Company in downtown Speedway, Indiana.

Exploring the history of a former streetcar maintenance and storage barn on the near northside of Indianapolis.

Exploring the history of the Brighton Beach area of Indianapolis, the site of saloons, gambling, and baseball at the turn of the century.

A short 'then and now' about the history behind the 1916 setting of the cornerstone for the Central Library in downtown Indianaoplis.

Using images located in a collection in Michigan to explore the history of moving the Bobbs-Merrill building in downtown Indianapolis.

Exploring the history behind a pair of unmarked brick buildings on the near north side of Indianapolis.

Exploring the history of the Union Trust Building and its, successor, the Indiana National Bank building on Market Street in Indianapolis.

Exploring the early history of the Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in Indianapolis, Indiana

A second post covering the history of the Indianapolis based William P. Jungclaus Co., from 1924 - 1967.

Looking at the history of Butler University's first campus, and the "what if" had the university remained at that site.

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.