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African Americans

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John Muir
John Muir

(Apr. 21, 1838-Dec. 24, 1914). Born in Dunbar, Scotland, John Muir immigrated with his family to the United States in… Read More »John Muir

Playground and Pool Movement
Playground and Pool Movement

The push for public playgrounds and swimming facilities in Indianapolis was part of the national progressive movement to save urban… Read More »Playground and Pool Movement

Riverside Amusement Park
Riverside Amusement Park

Riverside Amusement Park, located on West 30th  Street at and adjacent to Riverside City Park began as a joint venture… Read More »Riverside Amusement Park

Riviera Club
Riviera Club

James Makin and a group of northside residents founded the Riviera Club in 1933 to provide low-cost private recreational facilities… Read More »Riviera Club

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