Alice Holliday O’Neal Dye (Feb. 19, 1927-Feb. 1, 2019). Known as the “First Lady” of architecture, Alice Dye designed acclaimed golf courses in America… Read More »Alice Holliday O’Neal Dye
Delta Faucet Company In 1920, Alex Manoogian, founder of Delta Faucet, immigrated to the United States at age 19 from Smyrna, Turkey, to… Read More »Delta Faucet Company
Evelynne Bernloehr Mess Daily (Jan. 8, 1903 – Jan. 9, 2003). Painter-printmaker Evelynne Bernloehr met at the , and they married in 1925. They… Read More »Evelynne Bernloehr Mess Daily
Celebration of Hope In 1994, and held one joint worship service each year as a symbol of racial reconciliation. Light of the World… Read More »Celebration of Hope
Robert (Sammy Terry) Carter Born on December 4, 1929, in Decatur, Illinois, Robert Carter graduated from Millikin University with a bachelor’s degree in radio… Read More »Robert (Sammy Terry) Carter
Tom Carnegie Radio and television broadcaster, public address announcer, sports columnist, and documentary filmmaker, Tom Carnegie was born on September 25, 1919,… Read More »Tom Carnegie
S. Henry Bundles Jr. Born on February 15, 1927 on Indianapolis’s southside into a community of African Americans who had migrated from Kentucky during… Read More »S. Henry Bundles Jr.
Louis Budenz Louis Budenz was a member of the Communist movement in the United States. He later repudiated Communism and assisted American… Read More »Louis Budenz
Indy Bag Ladies The Indy Bag Ladies is a fundraising and activist organization working for the treatment and care of those with Acquired… Read More »Indy Bag Ladies
George Alig Sr. Born Johann Georg Alig on February 24, 1852 in Affeier, Switzerland, a small village in the eastern Alps in the… Read More »George Alig Sr.
