Indianapolis, the Original Gateway to the Frontier
Whereas the National Road from Washington DC entered the frontier of the West after crossing the White River at this… read more
Slippery Noodle, Oldest Storefront in Indianapolis
This is the oldest storefront in Indianapolis. Now called The Slippery Noodle, it has changed hands many times since its… read more
NBG Home, Indianapolis, was a Bike Racing Leader
Gateway to the Frontier, the Nat Road Bridge over the White River 1834-1902
Designed by architect, William Wernwag, the National Road Bridge over the White River was completed in 1834. Like most bridges… read more
2020 Mayors’ Ride to Indianapolis Bicentennial to End on Epic Bridge
Our 2020 National Mayors’ Ride from Washington DC, San Francisco and the 17 major cities in between will end here… read more
Indianapolis Traction Terminal – World’s Biggest Streetcar Station
Other posts about Indianapolis history Martin Krieg created as he wrote “How Indianapolis Built America”… read more
New National Bicycle Greenway Web Features Indianapolis
Click on the image to see our all new BikeRoute.com page for Indianapolis. A lot of the reason I am… read more
One of first lighted Baseball Parks in Nation now Indianapolis Zoo
Where the Indianapolis Zoo is now used to be one of the first lighted baseball parks in the nation. Called… read more
Louis Schwitzer, First IMS Winner and Builder of Circle City Industrial Complex
If instead of turning left at 10th St on to the Monon Trail. you continue under the freeway, the… read more
In Indianapolis: World’s First Car Dealer & Auto Row
Three stories tall, there were enormous elevators that moved the automobiles below up and down. From the research… read more
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