Indianapolis Historical Homes and Landmarks

I can imagine this late 19th – 20th century Revival home was an icon of wealth and prosperity in the early 1900’s. Originally designed and built for Henry F Campbell in 1916, the home was not completed until 1928, after World War I. Mr Campbell never lived in the home ...

Indianapolis Speedway

Someone sent this to me a few months ago. The home I was raised in was very close to the Indianapolis Speedway. I have been inside the track and watch a few races there. Still, I never realized how big the Speedway is.

When you are driving by the Speedway ...

The Airport Deli in indianapolis

If you work near the Indianapolis International Airport, chances are you know about The Airport Deli. If not, I’m here to tell you. I love this little restaurant located on Indianapolis’ westside.

Coverted from a small bungalow home, it is a quaint little place and everyone is very friendly ...

Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Indianapolis

Do you know why the Soldiers and Sailors Monument faces south?

Soldiers and Sailors Monument, an Indianapolis landmark, is located in the center of the circle in Downtown Indianapolis.

The monument was commissioned in 1888, and was erected to to honor Indiana’s Civil War veterans. Made from Indiana limestone ...

What Will Become of Bush Stadium in Indianapolis?

Bush Stadium stands as a remnant of what it once was. In the glory days of it’s youth, the stadium was revered as one of the finest ball fields in Minor League baseball. As former home to the Indianapolis Indians, and the Indianapolis Clowns Negro League team, Bush Stadium ...

Hendricks County Courthouse

Hopefully, you won’t find yourself heading to the Hendricks County Courthouse in Danville any time soon, other than to enjoy the architecture and the city square.

Just be sure you know where the small cities start and keep your speed down when going through town.

Indianapolis Greenways to Expand

The state of Indiana has purchased more than 150 miles of abandoned rail line to further the extension of greenways and trails throughout the state.

My childhood home was just south of the neighborhood of Broad Ripple. I remember well the abandoned rail line which is now the Monon Trail ...

Rick's - Go for the View, Come Back for the Food

Rick’s Cafe Boatyard is a favorite of many, including myself. My most recent visit was with a client after we had closed on his home. I am always confident the food and service will exceed my expectations.

Whether you want fresh seafood, which they fly in daily or a ...

Indianapolis Arts Garden

The Artsgarden in Indianapolis sits atop the intersections of Washington and Illinois Streets in downtown Indianapolis. The Artsgarden connects the Circle Centre Mall and the Embassy Suites.

The seven story structure is glass enclosed where you can capture an amazing view of the city. Offering over 300 free concerts a ...

Cancer Survivors Park

This beautiful little park sits on a triangualr piece of land bordered by University Park, 10th Street and Indiana Ave., across from Wishard Hospital.

The 1 1/2 acre park is a tribute to those who have survived cancer. The Cancer Survivor Park is the inspiration of Richard and Annette ...