Vintage Irvington

      One of the advantages of writing this blog for twelve years, is that I have amassed a database of beautiful winter imagery connected t...

The modest bungalow at 335 North Graham Avenue served as the home for the Richardson family as American troops fought during World War II. ...

North Audubon Road, sometimes referred to as "Lovers' Lane," is a perfect setting for local photographers who want to capture ...

Methodists have been worshipping in Irvington since the late nineteenth century and in the current edifice since the 1920s. Thousands of peo...

In 1949, the IPS School Board announced plans to replace the portable classrooms at 401 North Arlington Avenue with a brand new building to...

In 1932, the Indianapolis Public Schools constructed four adjoining portable classrooms with a t-shaped hallway connecting the classes at 40...

Mary and Robert Stevenson moved into Irvington in 1915.  The couple had married in 1909 and first dwelled in Muncie before moving to 275 Sou...

These beautiful shots of children dressed in their Sunday finest, shows many neighborhood children on the front lawns of 60, 66, 65, and 67 ...

Today, a vacant lot along Burgess Avenue was once the site of a home for two prominent Irvington sisters.  Ida F. and Jennie Richardson like...