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This post features a recent article I wrote about the history of Monument Circle for the Monument Knows research project.
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Exploring the history of the Inland Container Corporation of Indianapolis, one of the city's major manufacturers during the 20th century.
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Exploring the history behind a mysterious metal object located in the White River at Riverside Park in Indianapolis.
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Exploring the history of the Williams Creek waterway in Indianapolis.
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A lucky find at an antique store on the south side of Indianapolis reveals the life, and impact, of an Indianapolis Public School teacher at School 43.
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Exploring the history of the Federal League Ballpark in downtown Indianapolis.
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Exploring the history of the EcoLab at Marian University in Indianapolis.
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Exploring the history of the now defunct Riverside Park shelter house in Indianapolis.
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Exploring the history behind a memorial stone locating in Riverside Park in Indianapolis.
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Exploring the history of the sledding in Indianapolis.
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Exploring the history of the Test Building and its parking garage and golf course on Monument Circle in downtown Indianapolis.
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A look at the history of the Indiana Water Company's Washington Street pumping station in White River State Park.
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Exploring the history of a former National Guard armory site on the Southside of Indianapolis.
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A quick look at the history of water pollution in Indianapolis, and the efforts over the years to combat the problem.
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Exploring the history behind 38th Street being renamed Maple Road in 1911.
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A new episode of the Yesterday's Indianapolis podcast explores the lost photos of Indianapolis resident Osbert Sumner with Deedee Davis, a local historian involved with bringing these photos to light.
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Exploring the history behind the statue of General Henry Lawton at Garfield Park in Indianapolis.
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Searching for the when and where of the first pizza sold in Indianapolis.
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Commentary about the recent budget cuts at the Indiana State Library.
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Exploring the origins of Fairfield Avenue in Indianapolis, and the history of the streetcar line which ran along that roadway.