Vintage Irvington

William E. M. and Pearl Hackleman first moved into their beautiful home at 5438 Lowell Avenue in 1908.  Mr. Hackleman had earned his fortune...

Please dress accordingly.  Men, you are to wear a jacket and tie.  Ladies, please put on your long dress and your finest hat as we are going...

For the past year, the Irvington community has been hard at work raising money to save the historic Irvington Post Office and Hook's Dru...

For two years, the neighborhood has held its breath.  Would the former Irvington Post Office/Hook's Drug Store survive another year?  In...

The former Irvington Post Office at 5502 East Washington Street has been spared from the wrecking ball.  Today, it was announced that the Ir...

The Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission reports that Tharp Investments has asked for another continuance until August.  The firm...

Tharp Investments has asked for another continuance from the Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission.   The company originally asked f...

The former Irvington Post Office and Hook's Drug Store has been taken off the docket for the hearing on May 2, 2012, at the Indianapol...

While most of Irvington's residential area remains intact, the commercial artery has suffered severe losses over the years. Both the ...

Tharp Investments has asked for a continuance on a request to demolish 5502 East Washington Street. The firm seeks to remove the former Ir...

Tharp Investments, which owns 5502 EastWashington Street, will be asking for permission to demolish the former Irvington Post Office and Ho...