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
Fresh Air Schools Fresh Air Schools (FAS), or open-air schools, were initiatives of the Indiana State Board of Health, the Indiana Society for… Read More »Fresh Air Schools
G.G.’s G.G.’s was a nightclub and restaurant operated by Bob Boyd from 1987 to 1989. Boyd had previously worked at Gravel… Read More »G.G.’s
Greg’s Our Place Greg’s Our Place, an LGBTQ+ bar and nightclub at 231 E. 16th Street in Indianapolis’s neighborhood, started as a one-room… Read More »Greg’s Our Place
Herman Bamberger (Feb. 21, 1837 – Mar. 2, 1901). Herman Bamberger came to Indianapolis in his late teens, and he went on… Read More »Herman Bamberger
Indianapolis Southside Harley-Davidson Indianapolis Southside Harley-Davidson was established in October 1947 after Milwaukee, Wisconsin-based Harley-Davidson Motor Company granted a dealership to George Schulteti… Read More »Indianapolis Southside Harley-Davidson
John Herron (Mar. 29, 1817 – Apr. 30, 1895). John Herron was a 19th-century Indianapolis real-estate investor who owned numerous properties in… Read More »John Herron
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
Knickerbacker Hall Knickerbacker Hall was an boarding and day school for girls, located within the complex of buildings developed around Grace Church… Read More »Knickerbacker Hall
Mayer Messing (Dec. 10, 1843 – Jan. 30, 1930). Rabbi Mayer Messing was a prominent Jewish religious leader and philanthropist, best known… Read More »Mayer Messing
