Indianapolis Landmarks and Historic sites

  The Indiana Central Bridge is situated in the heart of downtown Indianapolis, in the Indiana Central Canal.  The state of Indiana once attempted to build numerous canals around the state, beginning with...

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Monument Circle, better known as Indiana Soldiers’ and Sailors’ monument can be described as an 87 meter tall ‘neoclassical oolitic limestone as well as bronze monument. It had been erected with the objective of honoring...

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Address: 120 Monument Circle
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  Indiana has an excellent track record when it comes to its colleges and universities, and Purdue University is no exception.  Its Indianapolis campus is only one of 22 universities in the...

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Address: 420 University Boulevard, Indianapolis
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The Scottish Rite Cathedral is one of the largest historic Masonic buildings located in downtown Indianapolis. The Scottish Rite cathedral was built in between 1927 and 1929. The features of Scottish Rite...

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Address: Scottish rite Cathedral, 650 N Meridian St, Indianapolis, IN 46204
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  The Second Presbyterian Church is a worship community that offers church services, activities, camps, men’s and women’s clubs, bible studies and more for families in the Indianapolis area. ...

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Address: 7700 North Meridian Street Indianapolis, IN 46260
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  The Indiana State Capitol Building in Indianapolis is the home of the state’s General Assembly, as well as the office of the Governor of Indiana, the Supreme Court of Indiana, and other state...

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Address: 200 W Washington St # 220, Indianapolis, IN
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