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628 Lockerbie St., Simon-Springhorn House, Indianapolis, c. 1978
Yes
Simon-Springhorn House 628 Lockerbie Street c. 1870 Lockerbie-area grocer Fredrick Simon owned this property from 1865 until his death. It was in...
single-family dwelling
Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission Image Collection -
628 Lockerbie St., Simon-Springhorn House, Indianapolis, c. 1978
Yes
Simon-Springhorn House 628 Lockerbie Street c. 1870 Lockerbie-area grocer Fredrick Simon owned this property from 1865 until his death. It was in...
single-family dwelling
Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission Image Collection -
628 Lockerbie St., Simon-Springhorn House, Indianapolis, c. 1978
Yes
Simon-Springhorn House 628 Lockerbie Street c. 1870 Lockerbie-area grocer Fredrick Simon owned this property from 1865 until his death. It was in...
single-family dwelling
Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission Image Collection -
628 Lockerbie St., Simon-Springhorn House, Indianapolis 1989
Yes
Simon-Springhorn House 628 Lockerbie Street c. 1870 Lockerbie-area grocer Fredrick Simon owned this property from 1865 until his death. It was in...
single-family dwelling
Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission Image Collection -
628 Lockerbie St., Simon-Springhorn House, Indianapolis, c. 1977
Yes
Simon-Springhorn House 628 Lockerbie Street c. 1870 Lockerbie-area grocer Fredrick Simon owned this property from 1865 until his death. It was in...
single-family dwelling
Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission Image Collection -
628 Lockerbie St., Simon-Springhorn House, Indianapolis, c. 1968, Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana (Indiana Landmarks)
Yes
Simon-Springhorn House 628 Lockerbie Street c. 1870 Lockerbie-area grocer Fredrick Simon owned this property from 1865 until his death. It was in...
single-family dwelling
Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission Image Collection -
628 Lockerbie St., Simon-Springhorn House, Indianapolis, c. 1968, Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana (Indiana Landmarks)
Yes
Simon-Springhorn House 628 Lockerbie Street c. 1870 Lockerbie-area grocer Fredrick Simon owned this property from 1865 until his death. It was in...
single-family dwelling
Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission Image Collection -
On back of photo: McKee-Elder House, 1229 N. Delaware St. in c. 1920 & Carey-Lilly House, 1239 N. Delaware St. is at left. Cop...
left: No right: Yes
Carey-McKee-Elder House [right]1229 North Delaware Street1873The brackets and window surrounds still remain and mark the style of this Italianate ...
single-family-dwellings
Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission Image Collection -
1887 Sanborn Map: http://ulib.iupuidigital.org/cdm/ref/collection/SanbornJP2/id/369 <br>1898 Sanborn Map: http://ulib.iupuidigital.org/...
628 Lockerbie Street
Indianapolis
Indiana
Marion
Center
Lockerbie Square Historic District
Simon-Springhorn House <br>628 Lockerbie Street <br>c. 1870 <br>Lockerbie-area grocer Fredrick Simon owned this property from 1865 until his d...
Indiana Landmarks Historic Architecture Collection -
This is the first issue of The Greencastle Eagle, a newspaper published in Greencastle, Indiana.
Monthly
Indiana State Library Newspaper Collection -
An employee newsletter.
theOLIVERMcCords Address KeynotesNASS Annual ConventionCHICAGO. ILL.- Keynote theme atthe 1950 convention of the NationalAssociation of SuggestionSystems, in C...
Business & Industry
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