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Famous, infamous, and otherwise notable people who left their mark on Circle City.

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Max Robinson Hyman
Max Robinson Hyman

(Mar. 16, 1859-Apr. 28, 1927). Born in Edinburgh, Indiana, the son of Robert and Helena Hyman, Max Robinson Hyman, journalist… Read More »Max Robinson Hyman

Harry T. Ice
Harry T. Ice

(Oct. 17, 1904-Sept. 8, 1982). Born in Paulding, Ohio, Harry T. Ice moved to Indianapolis in 1918 and graduated from… Read More »Harry T. Ice

Robert Indiana
Robert Indiana

(Sept. 13, 1928 – May 19, 2018). Preeminent figure in American art of the 1960s and creator of iconic Pop… Read More »Robert Indiana

Robert Irsay
Robert Irsay

(Mar. 5, 1923-Jan. 14, 1997). Born in Chicago, Robert (Bob) Irsay attended the University of Illinois before he joined his… Read More »Robert Irsay

Glenn W.  Irwin Jr.
Glenn W. Irwin Jr.

(Jul. 18, 1920-Aug. 23, 2012). Born in Roachdale, Indiana, Glenn W. Irwin Jr. attended Indiana University. He received a B.S… Read More »Glenn W. Irwin Jr.

Gerhard Ittenbach

(Mar. 20, 1828-Jan. 16, 1899). Stonecutter, builder, and stone contractor, Gerhard Ittenbach was born in Koenigswinter, Germany. He learned his… Read More »Gerhard Ittenbach

Olive (Ollie) A. Jackson
Olive (Ollie) A. Jackson

(Nov. 16, 1895-June 29, 1917). Ollie Jackson, the first African American woman student at the , was born to Carrie… Read More »Olive (Ollie) A. Jackson

William N. Jackson

(June 6, 1809-Dec. 9, 1900). Union Station executive William N. Jackson worked as a youth in his family’s small foundry… Read More »William N. Jackson

Andrew Jacobs Jr.
Andrew Jacobs Jr.

(Feb. 24, 1932 – Dec. 28, 2013). Known for his social liberalism and fiscal hawkish positions, Andrew Jacobs Jr., an… Read More »Andrew Jacobs Jr.

Harvey C. Jacobs
Harvey C. Jacobs

(Sept. 15, 1915-Nov. 27, 1997). Harvey C. Jacobs was born in Trafalgar, Indiana, and grew up in Central Indiana. He… Read More »Harvey C. Jacobs

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