Constructing Indianapolis: The History of Jungclaus-Campbell General Contractors

Evolving Designs: From the Union Trust Building to the Indiana National Bank

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

Constructing a Legacy Part II: The William P. Jungclaus Company from 1924-1967

Ed Fujawa

Constructing a Legacy Part II: The William P. Jungclaus Company from 1924-1967

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

The Past and Uncertain Future of the former IPS School #86

Ed Fujawa

The Past and Uncertain Future of the former IPS School #86

The School 86 building has been a part of the history of Butler-Tarkington since the late 1920's, although its future is now in doubt.

Indiana's Bulwark of Civilization: The Construction of the State Library

Ed Fujawa

Indiana's Bulwark of Civilization: The Construction of the State Library

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

Construction of an Icon: Building the Circle Tower

Ed Fujawa

Construction of an Icon: Building the Circle Tower

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

The Jungclaus-Campbell construction firm traces its origins back to 1875 and have constructed many of most prominent structures in Indianapolis. These posts focus on the work of these general contractors and the role the firm played in constructing Indianapolis. The company's website may be accessed at Jungclaus-Campbell.