Like Billy Pilgrim, Vonnegut’s protagonist in Slaughterhouse-Five, we’ve become “unstuck in time.” Join us to time travel through #Indianapolis history.
Check out our Facebook (https://t.co/WwN9lIWlPU ) and Instagram (@IndyUnstuck) for more detailed history behind each post. And don’t forget to like and share!
#NationalHistoricMarkerDay is on April 28th! Consider volunteering to survey, clean, or repaint markers in your community! Let IHB know if you're interested and consider registering with @wgpfoundation at https://t.co/SyFAIspeNN by 4/14 to receive a cleaning cloth and brush.
And then there were two:
🏠Woodruff Place
🏠Irvington
Which neighborhood will win Neighborhood Madness? Be sure to vote for your favorite! 👇 *starts playing "The Final Countdown"*
🗳️ Final 4 Matchup Results 🗳️
Combining the twitter poll + IG stories:
1⃣ Irvington took 70% of the vote over Cottage Home's 30%
2⃣ Woodruff Place took 53% of the vote to Fountain Square's 47%
🏀 FINAL MATCH: Irvington vs Woodruff Place 🏀
Voting is open on our IG, soon here!
Remember, this is all in good fun to highlight our locally-designated historic districts and conservation districts under the Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission. Read more about those neighborhoods here: https://t.co/gRVuSrgxGL
Neighborhood Madness continues!
We've gone from 16 neighborhoods to four. Today's match-ups:
Woodruff Place / Fountain Square
Cottage Home / Irvington
Which two neighborhoods will advance to the final match-up?
I am a big fan of the E Washington Street Branch, also a Carnegie Library, designed by Foltz and Parker and constructed between 1909 and 1911.
I love the reading monks.
City of Indianapolis, Department of Metropolitan Development, Indiana Historical Society
The Spades Park Branch of the Indianapolis Public Library opened on this day in 1912. Indianapolis had five Carnegie grant libraries, and Spades was one of them. Thanks to Carnegie, there were 164 public libraries built in Indiana. Which library is your favorite to visit?
(1/2) Eliza Blaker (3/4 or 3/5/1854-12/4/1926) In its first 25 years, her Free Kindergarten Society taught 49,252 children, 53,171 mothers, 33,267 older kids, and 5,574 teachers. https://t.co/bpoejilqT2
#crownhillheritagefoundation#womenshistorymonth#kindergarten
(1/2) James Blake (3/3/1791-11/26/1870) “He was the ‘Grand Old Man of Indianapolis,’ and if ever a man deserved a statue to perpetuate the memory of his virtues and usefulness, it was him.” @LibbyCierzniak has details https://t.co/S3aRJ8xGnf
#crownhillheritagefoundation