Here are 8 excellent resources for researching Indianapolis History, both written and photographed. These resources offer both historical data and access to visual archives, including photos that document Indianapolis’ rich history.
202 N Alabama – Built 1910 Construction started on the “Old City Hall” in 1909 and was completed in 1910. It served as the center for municipal government for 52 years until city hall was… Read More »Old City Hall
Indianapolis History – Facebook Group By Naptown Daily Indianapolis, known for its vibrant culture and rich history, has a dedicated platform where history enthusiasts can gather, share, and celebrate the city’s past. Naptowndaily.com, a local… Read More »Indianapolis History
366 Kentucky Ave The history of 366 Kentucky Avenue in Indianapolis, Indiana, is closely tied to the development and transformation of the city’s energy infrastructure. The site is best known for housing the Perry K… Read More »Perry K Steam Plant
The Iconic Legacy of 1004 Virginia Ave. in Fountain Square Which came first? The CHIKIN’ or the eggs… with a side of bacon and endless coffee for $3.99? In Naptown’s legendary arts and cultural district… Read More »Hot and Peppy
A Brief History The Marilyn Rose Center is an open air art installation dedicated to graffiti. Have you ever wondered about its history? The building is named after Marilyn Rose Simpson, a graduate of the… Read More »Marylin Rose
On April 4, 1968, the nation was reeling from the shocking assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. In the midst of widespread grief and turmoil, Senator Robert F. Kennedy faced a critical decision: whether… Read More »Kennedy King
