Herman Bamberger Herman Bamberger came to Indianapolis in his late teens, and he went on to make significant contributions to the city’s… Read More »Herman Bamberger
Sara Messing Stern Sara Messing Stern was a lifelong community advocate for Progressive reform, women’s suffrage, and civil rights. She used her upper-middle-class… Read More »Sara Messing Stern
Charles Weymann Haitian American aviator, inventor, and businessman Charles Weymann gained international fame as an aviator and manufacturer of fabric coachwork for… Read More »Charles Weymann
Emma Messing Emma Messing was a vaudeville actress, a stenographer, and a pioneering figure in American diplomacy as one of an early… Read More »Emma Messing
Mayer Messing Rabbi Mayer Messing was a prominent Jewish religious leader and philanthropist, best known for his 40-year tenure, extending from 1867… Read More »Mayer Messing
Maurice Davis Rabbi Maurice Davis was an outspoken civil rights activist who used secular and faith-based outlets to advocate for community action… Read More »Maurice Davis
El Barrio Since the late 19th century, a small number of Latinos and Hispanics have called Indianapolis home—illustrated by National Origin numbers… Read More »El Barrio
Nurse Safe Sexx In the late fall of 1985, Nurse Safe Sexx, created by Bag Lady Kenn King, appeared for the first time… Read More »Nurse Safe Sexx
ArtMix ArtMix is an Indianapolis-based not-for-profit organization that works to transform the lives of people with and without disabilities through the… Read More »ArtMix
Lucinda Burbank Morton Born on May 16, 1825 in Centerville, Indiana, Lucinda Maria Burbank Morton spent her early life as the well-educated daughter… Read More »Lucinda Burbank Morton
