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Beech Grove Railroad Shop
Beech Grove Railroad Shop

The Amtrak railroad system uses the Beech Grove Railroad Shops to overhaul and rebuild locomotives and other railroad rolling stock.… Read More »Beech Grove Railroad Shop

Belt Line Railroad
Belt Line Railroad

Completed in 1878, the Belt Line Railroad over many decades has served as a supplemental track facility for other railroads… Read More »Belt Line Railroad

Bicycling
Bicycling

The earliest appearance of the bicycle in Indianapolis was a demonstration on the of the high-wheeled “ordinary” in 1869. Within… Read More »Bicycling

Charles H. Black
Charles H. Black

Charles Black, a carriage builder in Indianapolis, asserted that he built the first gasoline-powered automobile in the United States, but… Read More »Charles H. Black

John Brough
John Brough

In addition to being a noted newspaperman, politician, and Civil War governor in his native Ohio, Brough was a conspicuous… Read More »John Brough

Buses
Buses

Since 1975, most scheduled bus service between points in has been provided by the Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation. Known as… Read More »Buses

Canal and White River State Park
Canal and White River State Park

The Indianapolis Cultural Development Commission selected the Canal and White River State Park area as one of Indianapolis’s due to… Read More »Canal and White River State Park

Central Canal
Central Canal

The Central Canal, a fragment of which still runs from to downtown Indianapolis, once promised to place Indianapolis at the… Read More »Central Canal

Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler Corporation

The history of the Chrysler Corporation in Indianapolis began in a relationship with the American Foundry Company, which was established… Read More »Chrysler Corporation

Cole Motor Car Company  
Cole Motor Car Company  

Joseph Jarrett Cole (1869-1925), a native of Connersville, Indiana, and a graduate of the Richmond Business College, first came to… Read More »Cole Motor Car Company  

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