Description
Indianapolis one-hundred and twenty-five years ago was almost an unknown region where solitude reigned supreme. We who see it today as one of the world's finest cities find it hard to picture the infant capital consisting of four or five cabins and spread over a distance of perhaps two miles.
Recommended Citation
Lyerson, Maxine
(1945)
"The Rise Of The Hoosier Metropolis,"
Manuscripts: Vol. 13
:
Iss.
4
, Article 22.
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