Alfred M. Glossbrenner (Aug. 15, 1869–Nov. 13, 1938). Alfred M. Glossbrenner was an Indianapolis businessman, civic leader, and political figure, best known for… Read More »Alfred M. Glossbrenner
Fredonia Allen (July 27, 1859 – Apr. 27, 1927). Fredonia Allen was the founder and principal of Indianapolis’s Tudor Hall (see ),… Read More »Fredonia Allen
Adele Ida Storck (June 1874 – Aug. 26, 1960). Born in Kassel, Germany, to Albert and Bertha Limper Storck, Adele Ida Storck immigrated… Read More »Adele Ida Storck
William H. Diddel (1884–Feb. 25, 1985). William Hickman Diddel designed, redesigned, or built more than 300 golf courses throughout the US in his lifetime.… Read More »William H. Diddel
Jubilate Founded in 2012, the Jubilate Choir (pronounced as “JOO-bee-LAH-tay”) is one of many choirs that make up the (ICC). Conductor… Read More »Jubilate
Thomas Carr Howe High School Thomas Carr Howe High School opened in the fall of 1938, marking the culmination of years of struggle by the… Read More »Thomas Carr Howe High School
Drag Performances and Venues Indianapolis’ contemporary drag scene traces its roots to the 1960s. However, drag queens, who were originally called female impersonators, could… Read More »Drag Performances and Venues
Talbott Street Night Club The Talbott Street Disco was a popular dance club for Indianapolis’s LGBTQ+ community in the 1980s. Located at 2145 N.… Read More »Talbott Street Night Club
The Famous Door The Famous Door was a popular Indianapolis entertainment venue that inspired future LGBTQ+ bars and clubs in the city by… Read More »The Famous Door
Shirley’s One Way Shirley’s Place was a bar and restaurant in the neighborhood of Indianapolis from October 1983 to May 1994. At the… Read More »Shirley’s One Way
