Indianapolis: Sacred Spaces
What is a sacred space? For the following stories, “sacred” refers to places that have been (and continue to be) regarded with reverence by the people of India…
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Etz Chaim Sephardic Congregationlocation_fillYou're standing in front of Etz Chaim Sephardic Congregation's current synagogue. The members of this congrega…
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St. Mary's Catholic Churchlocation_fillRising 168 feet above you, St. Mary’s Catholic Church opened in 1912, though the German Catholic parishioners … -
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Crown Hill Cemeterylocation_fillCrown Hill Cemetery has served the Indianapolis area for more than 150 years as both a place of interment and … -
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Indiana War Memoriallocation_fillAs you stand in the Indiana War Memorial Plaza, look north and south and take a moment to consider the vast sc… -
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L.S. Ayres Department Storelocation_fillL.S. Ayres Department Store was located at the intersection of Washington and Meridian Streets from 1905 to 19… -
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Hinkle Fieldhouselocation_fillHinkle Fieldhouse, formerly known as Butler Fieldhouse, is one of the oldest and best known basketball arenas … -
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Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Monumentlocation_fillYou are standing in front of the Indiana Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument within Monument Circle. Although the …
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