Brookside The Brookside Neighborhood Association is a neighborhood organization bounded by Brookside Parkway South Drive to the north, 10th Street to the south, Sherman Drive to the east, and Rural Street… Read More »Brookside
Brownsburg Brownsburg is in Hendricks County, approximately 17 miles west of Indianapolis. James B. Brown settled in Brown Township in 1824, which was named for him. As Brownsburg’s first settler, he… Read More »Brownsburg
Butler-Tarkington Bounded by the Central Canal, Meridian Street (west side), 38th Street, and Michigan Road and named for Butler University and former resident and Pulitzer Prize-winning Hoosier author Booth Tarkington, the 920-acre… Read More »Butler-Tarkington
Camby Camby is a southwest Decatur Township community located near the intersection of Kentucky Avenue (S.R. 67) and Camby Road. In the 19th century, the town now known as Camby was… Read More »Camby
Carmel Located north of Indianapolis in southern Hamilton County, Carmel, settled in the 1820s, was a small farming community for over a century. As late as 1958, it was described as… Read More »Carmel
Carson Heights Carson Heights is a neighborhood on the south side of Indianapolis. While the boundaries of the neighborhood are not clearly defined, it is usually thought to be bounded by Troy… Read More »Carson Heights
Carson Square Carson Square is a neighborhood located south of the University of Indianapolis and east of University Heights. The neighborhood is largely white (87 percent in 2019) and the median household… Read More »Carson Square
Castleton Castleton is a northeast side neighborhood located on East 82nd Street in Lawrence Township. The congested commercial district of Castleton today bears little resemblance to the village founded in 1852.… Read More »Castleton
Center Township Marion County was organized into nine townships in 1822. Within three years, Alexander Ralston selected the fledgling settlement in Center Township as the site for the new one-square-mile state capital.… Read More »Center Township
Chapel Hill Chapel Hill is bounded by 10th Street to the north, Westlake Road to the south, Interstate 465 to the east, and railroad tracks to the west. The neighborhood was built… Read More »Chapel Hill
