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Fletcher Place gets its name from one of its first residents, Calvin Fletcher. | Photo by INDYtoday team
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| With more than 250 registered historic buildings and nine National Historic Landmarks â most of which were built during the 19th century â thereâs no shortage of sites for the history buffs out there. But what about when it comes to residential houses? Whether youâre looking to buy in a historic neighborhood or youâre curious if your old bungalow qualifies, keep reading. What makes a home historic?Despite the number of centuries-old buildings in Indy, a home only needs to be more than 50 years old to be considered âhistoric,â so anything built before 1973 could qualify. However, there are a few catches if you want your home to be on the National Register.Houses must:
What makes a district historic?Historic districts should have high marks in the following areas:
How can my home get historic recognition?We have a few tips for finding out if your home is historic, including:
Have more questions? We recommend checking out Indiana Landmarks and Indiana DNR for more info. |
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| Ellenberger Park Family Center got a makeover |
The park and family center is located in Historic Irvington. | Photo via @parksalliancein
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| 100. Thatâs how many volunteers gathered to fix the Ellenberger Park Family Center earlier this week as part of Citizens Energy Groupâs Sharing the Dream project. They spent two days helping with more than $150,000 worth of renovations, including a brand new exterior mural. Hours for the newly renovated family center are by appointment only. More improvements are in the works for the park, including:
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