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Indiana State House, 1880

Published on September 11, 2018

In front of the Indiana State House, on the Indianapolis Cultural Trail. It was built in 1880

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Other posts about Indianapolis history Martin Krieg created as he wrote "How Indianapolis Built America" are at this link HERE

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