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do you have any information on the homes above 16th? I am specially looking for 1822 n Delaware? Thanks! LI

excellent presentation. I've recently become interested in our history, not just in Indiana but all across America. The 1800s were a fascinating time with lots of incredible buildings and architecture

My daughter had her 13th birthday party at the Propylaeum. We had dinner in the main house and the party in the carriage house. It was a beautiful event.

There was a jazz club at 1444 n. Penn. called THE 1444... NOW it's a fenced in parking lot

West 64th Place , close to Whitehead Road has history alongside the Broad Ripple and Central Canal and places north of the White River. My family moved to Indianapolis and began to work the Dairy Enterprise. We have had a pasture on Westfield and 75th. I think reading the Cadastral Maps for the 19th Century gives a good idea of how this place has prospered from the White River. I think Cline's Sawmill was at 64th Place. Wellington is very much back in the 19th Century. Coming North from Indianapolis to the town's along White River was a river excursion. Finch, Landers, Holcomb, Wick, Conner, and how about Cline,... and Whitehead,.... Lieber, Hoover and Patterson, heading to Noblesville and Anderson.

I went to Crooked Creek Elementary School with Mike Passo.

At 41:13, 2512 West 10th Street. When I was about 8 or nine I would go to this store and buy candy. I lived around the corner on Bellview.

I live north of Kessler Blvd and Michigan State Road. We have Ralston's at 51st Street and the more historic too, Mt. Pleasant with Hon. Fabius Finch.

History of Indianapolis, Indiana. Holloway

I've learned about Parry! Thank you.

William Wick..

Parry Carriage,

Boesen Dairy would provide milk 🥛 to City Hospital. I think 🤔 from a pasture location at the north of Broad Ripple, Indiana (1910-1921).

I've read that Premier Manufacturing Co. was building a great manufacturing address at 20th and Central. Here at my neighborhood, North Michigan State Road and 5700 North, there was a Premier Mfg. Building, building a cube van,...both having the same Nameplate: Premier Manufacturing Co.

I would almost guess that the problem of cows and pigs will have some sensibility with Pleasant Run and Pleasant Run Parkway. My family have Dairy Ownership and Herd Growth personal experiences and histories. Boesen Dairy, Broad Ripple, up on Westfield have notes in the Indianapolis Paper, 1910, 1921. I'm thinking though, about Polk's, ... which was Eastside,... Brightwood, I think.

There were two people who were in the forefront of popularity amongst the residents of Marion County,. Washington Irving and The President of the United States of America.

I'm a Lifelong Hoosier and a resident of this Northolm Addition now of seventy years. Northolm Addition is constructed west of Broad Ripple and is situated on the Michigan State Road. This Addition to the City of Indianapolis began 1919 and was a neighborhood of dwelling residence and a close proximity to Church and Merchants. This house had coal furnace, 60 amp electric service, was serviced by the T. H. I. E. Northolm Addition seems to be a rendering from the Historical Premises which follow the settlement of Indianapolis, Indiana. Close by,... the Canal and Butler University and interesting to me,.. the Indianapolis Amateur Astronomer's Association. It's interesting to me to see that the Astronomy Study and the Sales Office were in the Merchant's Bank Building, downtown on Washington Street and Meridian Street.

This is a beautiful instrument, indeed, However the next time you decide to play it, PLEASE BE SURE TO USE THE SHUT OFF, OR STOP LEVER, so that the tune shuts off automatically after the disk has finished playing. If you fail to do this, you will risk doing damage to the steel "combs," Also, wind the crank up fully so the disk turns at the proper rate. You have a very beautiful and expensive antique, here and VERY costly to repair, I might add. If you don't know how to properly operate this lovely instrument, for heaven's sake, get someone to instruct you how to do so. I am not a collector, myself. I just happen to love these masterpieces from the past and cannot remain silent if I see something that is being done incorrectly. Consult with any experienced restorer of these antiques and they will tell you exactly what I have here. I'm not scolding you, dear, just speaking up for the music box!

I knew the short man from downtown

What is the People's Academy referenced in the how to research your neighborhood section? Can anyone provide some information or a link on that? Thank you in advance. I appreciated this video greatly.

Did you know Mike shaw , I went to school with him. I was in 7th grade and 8th grade I did not graduate school I moved back to Tennessee I quit school in 8th . Leanna Freeman.

Was James Johnson a black man? The chicken dinner restaurant place?

I really would love learn more about African American neighborhoods and learn more on Moy kee Chinese mayor of Indianapolis

Can we get more on Lincoln hospital? That was the only black owned hospital in Indianapolis

The information on the Pop Junemann's Embassy restaurant, Indianapolis, Indiana, circa 1930 was on the west side of Indianapolis not the east side On December 26, 1925, Proprietor Fred Junemann (1866-1934), a native of Germany, opened the restaurant at 2320 W. 16th Street, on the northwest corner of Lafayette Road

I'd like to find pictures around The Iron skillet restaurant sits on top of Coffin golf course. The history of that area but The Iron Skillet Restaurant used to house civil war soldiers and coffin yep house runaway slaves. I heard. Someone owned a big part of that property plus there was a park of some sort also around there off 30th & Cold Springs Rd . But also that amusement park was around Riverside park or in it maybe a water park. And also where I heard there was a beach where apartments sit before the highway.West Lake Apartments if there's any photos I'd love to see em.

Not sure if that the same Lincoln school that was a middle school in the 90s in Pike township but I want to find pictures of that school that was demolished. I believe it was on 71st street

Thank u so much I've been looking for old pictures of our city.

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Love it!

Great Speedway Indiana history presentation. very well done.

Please don’t apologize for the time you spend showing us these amazing photos and history. I love it! I was born and raised in Indianapolis. I grew up in Woodruff Place and graduated from Tech H.S. I have done some research about Woodruff Place but nothing like what you’ve done. It was like going back in time to when I was a kid. I love anything historical of the 1800’s-1900’s. I have some photos from then. I’ll go through them to see what all I have. I subscribed to your channel. I can’t wait to see other videos and visit your website.

Hey Barb! Nice presentation! Well done. I knew I recognized you from somewhere, and when you mentioned your racing affiliation, it all clicked! Nice to see you alive and kicking!

Interesting stuff

Can't wait!

This historic home is a living treasure and cared for with reverence

Reminding us of the beautiful building that is a part of women's history in Indianapolis.